Unconscious attack shocks Winthrop resident near Fort Heath
Harry D. Wood, 28, of Nahant Avenue in the Highlands, was beaten in a dark, unlit spot behind Fort Heath Friday night. He remained unconscious about 15 minutes before staggering home, money untouched, police unsure of motive. Other theories cite a personal grievance or fear the victim was dead.
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Nahant Avenue
Highlands
Wood
Fort Heath
McDonald
Mir Wood
Ladies Night at Cottage Park Yacht Club Delights Crowd
A large season crowd attended Cottage Park Yacht Club on Wednesday for Ladies Night. Boston Music Club presented a varied program performed by four young ladies and four young men. Mrs. Wilma Dearborn Carter read several pieces to enthusiastic reception, with Dr. Peterson Mr. Burnham and Mr. Perkins organizing the event.
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Irving W. Campbell
Somerset Avenue
Henry
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Weber
Winthrop Cemetery
Winthrop War Veterans’ Association
William F. Clarke
Robert McLeish
Court Officers’ Association
Quinn
John ‘Manning
Superior Criminal Court
George H. Thompson
George E. Mitchell
Suffolk County Court
Campbell
Baalbec Lodge
A. F
A. M
St. John’s Royal Arch
William Parkman Commandery
KT Winethrop
War Veterans’ Association
Suffolk County Court Officers Association
Woman's Relief Corps
Watertown
Massachusetts Volunteer Cavalry
Boston
Winthrop
Winthrop Civil War Veteran Association
Joseph Hooker Post
East Boston
K. T
Cottage Park Yacht Club
Boston Music Club
Wilma Dearborn Carter
Our Town
Peterson
Burnham
Perkins
Unique Poodle Dance at Cottage Park Yacht Club
A playful Poodle party last Saturday at Cottage Park Yacht Club featured a poodle race amid a lively program led by committee members Burnham Perkins and Dr. Peterson. White toy poodles with long manes competed in races for giant ribbon adorned prizes won by Frank J. Ross and Miss Swift.
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Cottage Park Yacht Club
Burnham
Perkins
Dr. Peterson
Frank J. Ross
Swift
Puzzled the Youngster at the Country Lake Bathing Scene
A town visitor at the country lake appears in a charming but abbreviated bathing suit. A youngster on the shore asks if Miss Annie has gone into long dresses yet, reflecting a light, genteel domestic moment.
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Annie
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