Nesmith Osgood Wedding in Malden and Winthrop
Emily Myrtle Osgood daughter of the late Rev Franklin R. Osgood married Mark Tory Nesmith of Winthrop at her mother's Malden home. Rev Frederick L. Cleveland officiated with a single ring ceremony. The couple left for Sunapee New Hampshire for a two week honeymoon before settling in Winthrop.
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Elmiral Osgood
Malden
Emily Myrtle Osgood
Franklin R. Osgood
Mark Tory Nesmith
Winthrop
Frederick L. Cleveland
First Baptist Church
Nelson B. Moulton
Dorchester
Edna F. Osgood
Mrs. Nesmith
Sunapee
N. H
Mrs Bertha M. Jackson Dies After Weeklong Illness
Mrs Bertha M. Jackson wife of Albert R. Jackson died at the hospital September 7 at age 28 2 18 after a week of sickness. Born in Fairhaven Mass she moved to Winthrop four years ago. Funeral from 32 Green Street September 9 at 2 p.m. Rev Lyman attended. She leaves a husband a weekold son a sister a brother and her parents. C R Bennison led the funeral.
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Bertha M. Jackson
Albert R. Jackson
Fairhaven
Mass
Winthrop
Jackson
St. John's Methodist Church
South Boston
E. L. Mills
William T. Hall
Court Road
Green Street
Lyman
Funer
C. R. Bennison
Funeral Obituary for Alexander Douglas in Winthrop
Alexander Douglas of Renfrew Scotland born a long time resident of Winthrop died Sunday September 8 after a ten day illness. He lived in East Boston before moving to Winthrop thirty years ago and spent his final years on Main Street. Rev F M White of the First Baptist Church conducted the funeral Tuesday September 10 at 2 PM. He is survived by his wife two daughters Mrs Charles Crocker of Bristol Connecticut and Miss Mary Douglas of Main Street and a son John Douglas of Waldemar Avenue.
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Alexander Douglas
Renfrew
Scotland
Winthrop
America
Boston
Main Street
F. M. White
First Baptist Church
Charles Crocker
Bristol, Conn
Mary Douglas
John Douglas
Waldemar Avenue
City of Lynn Ferry Dismantled For Dredger Use
The old ferry City of Lynn lies tied at Harbor View East Boston near the pier. Sold years ago to Nolan Bros of East Boston junk dealers, it is being dismantled and converted into a dredger for general use. Passengers on the Boston Revere Beach Lynn Railroad can see the vessel at its mooring.
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Harbor View
Boston
Lynn
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Winthrop and
Revere
Nolan ‘Bros
East Boston
The Deane Winthrop House Opens for Weekend Visits
The oldest surviving house from Governor Winthrop’s era in Boston is open to visitors on weekday afternoons from 2 to 5 oclock. Admission is ten cents.
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Boston
Winthrop
Suburban Taxes Reflect Growth and Strain in Boston Area
A Boston Transcript analysis shows twenty five suburban towns near Boston with tax rates rising to $22 per $1000 in several communities led by Revere. Brookline remains below $11, while growth in population from 1900 to 1905 drives higher valuations and tax needs. Revere plans a $100,000 high school to accommodate rapid influx alongside essential fire police services.
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Boston
Brookline
Revere
Chelsea
Watertown
Wakefield
Dover
Wellesley
Waltham
Melrose
Somerville
Winthrop
Winchester
Lynn
Malden
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Freeman’s Hardware
W. W. Freeman
F. W. Devoe and
C. T. Reynolds Co
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P. O
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Winthrop’s
Massachusetts Bay
Sor Teete
J. B. O'Brien
Ana
Kenney & Waterbury
Ranklin ST
Bustos
A. J. Pilling
Beach Road
Ocean Spray
Ss. G. Irwin
Main St
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M. J. Kelly
Caterer
sp.Sony
Main
Long Wharf
Gove and Chelsea Sts
Winthrop Sun
Nesmith
Osgood
The
Boston Transcript
Edward T. Harrington CO
Winthrop Beach News Co
J. S. W. Barber
W. C. Ham
Holmes & Son
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Russia
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Meridian ST
Pastime Theatre
Constitution Hall
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