Moody Robertson Wedding At 84 Lincoln Street
A wedding was held Wednesday evening at 8 o clock at 84 Lincoln Street as Richard C Moody of Dorchester married Annie Robertson of Winthrop. The ceremony was led by Rev Charles S Otto of the First Church with bride in white crepe de chine and a bouquet of bride roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dolman
Lincoln Street
Richard C. Moody
Dorchester
Annie Robertson
Winthrop
Charles S. Otto
First Church
Smallman
Merchant
John Hiltz
Gloucester
Forrest Munday
Cambridge
George Hiltz
Hennesy
Clarke
George Burns
Joseph Davidson
Flye
Altar Guild Elects Officers at St John’s Church
The Altar Guild of St. John’s Episcopal Church held its season opener at Mrs. McClintock’s home on Spring Road. Directress Mrs. Hattie E. Kemp led the election of officers with Anna Cook Lombard as vice directress, Flavia Clapp treasurer, Lillian S. Wilkins secretary, and Eleanor S. Aiken Maud P. McClintock as management committee. A rising vote thanked retiring leaders Mrs. McClintock and Miss Beers for their service.
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Altar Guild
St. John’s Episcopal Church
McClintock
Spring Road
Hattie E. Kemp
Anna Cook Lombard
Flavia Clapp
Lillian 5. Wilkins
Eleanor S. Aiken
Maud P. McClintock
Mrs. McClintock
Miss Beers
Onwego Club Attends Weymouth Camp Visit
Mr William Pierce hosted the Onwego Club at his Weymouth camp on September 15, welcoming them after their Winthrop departure. Members spent the morning rowing Whitman Pond, enjoyed clam chowder, and toured the town with Pierce guiding them to points of interest.
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William Pierce
Onwego
Weymouth
Winthrop
Whitman Pond
Pierce
Maryetta Brown
Parent Teachers Executive Board Meeting Planned
The Parent Teachers Association executive board held a well attended meeting at the High School Tuesday evening and planned considerable business for the coming year. A general association meeting is set for Tuesday evening September 29 in Assembly Hall with Mrs Leslie Griffin as chair. Speakers music and refreshments are promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teachers, Association
Association
Assembly Hall
Leslie Griffin
Entering Age of Scholar Advanced
Parents and young children express disappointment as the school board sets the entrance age at five years by July 1. The change, adopted after summer adjournment, follows a trend toward earlier eligibility and ends the ninth grade path for younger students.
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Boston
Beverly
William R West Dies At East Boston Lumber Executive
William R. West of the Charles West Lumber Company in East Boston died at his home on 81 Eutaw Street after a several months illness. He was 45, a Chapman Grammar and East Boston High School graduate, and had run the family business for 16 years. He was a Mt Tabor Lodge A F and A M member and a director of the Point Shirley Yacht Club. He leaves his wife Jennie West and his father.
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William R. West
Charles West Lumber Company
East Boston
Point Shirley
Eutaw Street
Mr. West
Charles West
Chapman Grammar School
Nay Street
Boston
West
Mt. Tabor Lodge
Dancing Classes and Assemblies to Open for Winthropites
An opportunity for instruction in dancing with an assembly and exhibition starts October 3 at Wadsworth Hall. Led by Mrs. Isabel I Brightman, the program runs Saturdays with Brookline Assembly orchestra providing music. Admission is by introduction. patronesses include Mrs. Metcalf and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthropites
Isabel I. Brightman
Wadsworth Hall
P.B. Hennnessy
Charles I. Jacobs
Carrie V. Paul
W. I. Kelly
Wesley Tyler
Joshua Remby
J. J. O'Callahan
Louis A Radell
Charles W. Gray
William W. Fordham
John M Gleason
Wilbur F. Beale
Arthur P. Cummings
E. F. Chisholm
Thomas Copeland
Yancy S. Williams
T. Horace Howe
Alphonso W. Belcher
Harold
W. Bridgeman
Wallace D. Crossman
Sarah B. Haigh
Joseph J. Dexareux
Nathaniel S. Hart
Taxpayers urged to take interest in city governance
The Chelsea Record argues tax increases stem from taxpayers’ indifference in choosing public servants and enacting laws. It warns that voters must engage in elections and oversight to curb spending and improve city conditions, or face continued burdens.
Protect Winthrop Interests in Tuesday Primary
A political ad urges Winthrop Republicans to vote in the upcoming primary to elect Edgar H. Whitney and prevent Revere from gaining a representative. It warns that low turnout harms Winthrop and stresses urgent action to protect local interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Revere
Vote Next Tuesday Signed by George J. Buchanan
A political notice appears as a signed item by George J. Buchanan located at 52 Washington Ave in Winthrop Massachusetts urging residents to vote next Tuesday.
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George J. Buchanan
Washington Ave
Winthrop, Mass
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Secal’s Creamery
Winthrop &T
Winthrop Center
W. J. Killam
Becase
Killam’s Market
Neesiae Avenue
Floyd & Tucker
The
Massachusetts Wharf Coal CO
County Savings Bank of Chelsea
Justice OF the Beace
Winthrop St
Washington St. Main
County Savings Bank
Broadway
Bellingham
Sta. Chelsea
Mass
Elliot and Whittier
Successo and
Tucker
Winthrop Centre
Moody-Robertson
Onwego Club
Edward T. Harrington CO
Washington Street
Mrs. Bennison
Arn
Caio
Winthrop Beach
Bert Ayer
Henry E. Keough CO
Pauline Street
Tel. Winthrop
James R. Brown
Shirley
Chelsea
William. F. Deatly
Beach Station
East Boston Savings Bank
Ainsley R. Hooper
Alvin P. Johnson
Meridian Street
A. E. Whittemore
Pleasant ST
Weston’s Gluten Bread
Weston’s Bakery
Summer Street
Boston, Mass
Telephone
Oxford
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