Registrars Schedule Voter List Corrections Sessions
The Board of Registrars of Voters will hold sessions to correct the voting list. Sessions are at Town Hall on October 16 from 7 30 to 9 p m Shirley Street Schoolhouse October 22 7 30 to 9 p m Town Hall October 26 noon to 10 p m Names added after October 26 will not be accepted. Naturalized citizens must present papers. Voters who moved since February 1907 should notify the chairman or clerk. Albert B Dunham Chairman Robert B Cobb James H Dunning Preston B Churchill Clerk.
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Board of Registrars of Voters
Town Meeting Opens In High School Hall
Town meeting in the high school hall Thursday evening drew 100 attendees. Tewksbury was elected moderator without opposition. Wesley A. Gove read the committee and attorney reports for 45 minutes to attentive voters. The meeting approved the report and ordered printing for all voters and taxpayers in Winthrop. The committee of Gove Knight and Wright received unanimous thanks and were discharged. Meeting dissolved at 9 25.
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Tewksbury
Wesley A. Gove
F. J. Daggett
Charles Pike
Winthrop
Harry T. Knight
Henry J. Wright
Lyons-Peterson Wedding in East Boston Church
A wedding conducted Monday evening October 7 at Central Square Baptist Church East Boston joined Miss Charlotte P. Peterson and Mr Albert F Lyons with vows. Bride wore white crepe de chine with lilies of the valley and roses, bridesmaid Maud Hathaway in pale blue, best man John Thornton. Father gave away bride, Rev A Judson Hughes officiated. The couple will reside at 86 Waldamar Avenue.
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Central Square Baptist Church
Boston
Charlotte P. Peterson
Albert F. Lyons
Metropolitan Coalso
John O. Peterson
A. Judson Hughes
Everett
District Court Recap: Breakings and Assaults Noted
Police report ten days of cases in district court. Peter Crutchfield faces breaking and entering at Ocean View Hotel. Collins and Crowley, express men, tied to illegal liquor sales with case continued. William Phillips charged with assault on Rev Mourray of Beachmont and fined. Ernest B. Rowe and R A Taylor linked to Shirley station break in with case continued. James Monahan and Harry Coffin charged with stoning Cyrus Belcher and fined. Hop Fullerton and Greene faced assault with case continued. Five East Boston boys, stealing hens, placed on probation.
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Peter Crutchfield
Ocean View Hotel
Collins and Crowley
Expressmen
William Phillips
Rev. W. J. Mourray
Beachmont
Ernest B. Rowe
R A. Taylor
Shirley Station
James Monahan
Harry Coffin
Cyrus Belcher
Hop Fullerton and Greene
East Boston
Open This Evening Art Exhibition Opens Saturday
The art exhibition will be open this Saturday evening in the old high school hall. A town meeting held Thursday evening led to the exhibit staying open one extra night.
Boylans Celebrate Fourth Wedding Anniversary in Winthrop
Mr and Mrs Arthur O Boylan of Beal street observed their fourth wedding anniversary with a music filled evening and refreshments. Frank B R Churchill of Spana te lar New York, formerly Chester avenue Winthrop, visited briefly en route to Water ville Missouri to attend the fiancée funeral. A tuneful two step by Joseph F Corinda of Winthrop is for sale at 66 Sunnyside avenue, published by the composer and suitable as a school march or dance piece.
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Walter B. Thayer
Shirley
Winthrop
Mass
Arthur O. Boylan
Bealstreet
Frank BR. Churchill
Spaneatelar
N. Y
Chester Avenue
Waterville
Joseph F. Corinda
Sunnyside Avenue
Probate citation for Sarah Elizabeth Brown estate
Suffolk probate court issues citation to heirs and interested parties in the Winthrop estate of Sarah Elizabeth Brown seeking probate of a will presented by Anna Augusta McLean. Court in Boston to hear show cause November 14 1907 with publication in the Winthrop Sun and Visitor and service to known parties seven days before.
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Commonwealth of Masachusetts Suffolk
Sarah Elizabeth Brown
Winthrop
Anna Augusta McLean
Boston
Suffolk
Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Robert Grant
Esquire
Pine Hundred
D. T. Montague
Register
Encouragement From a Patroness to Struggling Artists
Mrs. Follen, a patroness with money and warmth, meets a poor young man who brings sketches. She boosts his confidence declaring his work is as good as last year and that his taste is improving, inspiring him to persevere.
One's Home Friends and the Great Home Theme
The ornamental value of a house lies in the friends who frequent it and the character that draws them. Landor’s idea of the great man is cited, defining him as one who can summon the most select company at will.
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Emerson
Landor
Man insists on housing identity in dispute
The speaker asserts that the matter concerns not the person but the house, insisting the issue is about ownership rather than the individual.
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C. A. Nevers
Wadsworth Block
Winthrop Centre
E. Johnson
M. D
Winthrop St
Eer
Pillee Weare-Gatll
William F. Pratt
Tremont St
Chester Ave
Thornton Station
Main Winthrop
John J. Gibbons
D. M
Beach Station
Copley Company
Pearl ST
Winthrop Co-Operative Bank
Sal
Home Savings Institution
A. E. Whittemore, Sec’y. and
Treas
Wadsworth Building
Meridian Street
East
Horace B. Butler
Weston’s Bakery
William N. Jenkins
Summer St
Lincoln St
United States Hotel
Jel
Oxford
Metropolitan Magazine
the Metropolitan Magazine
West Twenty-ninth Street
New York City
L. E. Rucker
Fremont St. Winthrop Centre
Town Meeting
Lyons-Peterson
Winthrop News
THE
Winthrop Sun & Visitor
Suburban Gas & Electric CO
Point Shirley Cottage
Tafts Avenue
C. H. French
Wave Way Ave
Floyd & Tucker
Mrs. Wisumay
Croyland
England
Louis Racca
Custom
Washington Ave
R. R
Winthrop Beach
Central
Revere Sts
Magee’s. Corner
New England
Pure Food
Prunes
Santa Claras
van Camp
York State
New Pack
Swampscott
Ginter Grocery Company
Washington St
Canal St. Elm & Union Sts
John Scott
Lord Eldon
Edinburgh
John
R. J
Bowdoin ST
Winth
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