Martins and Evensong Services At Rev Wells Parish
Rev Wilberforce Wells and Rev M E Brown lead St Marys Catholic Church events with Sunday services at 10 15 a m and 5 p m with Holy Communion first Sunday at 10 45 a m other Holy Days at 7 30 a m Sunday School at 12 00 m Seats Free Saint Marys Catholic Church offers Sunday morning services with Sunday school at 12 m Rev P Berkery leads and parishioners attend weekly gatherings
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M. KE
E. J. Gwynn
Rev. J
Snyder
Wilberforce Wells
M. E. Brown
ST. Mary's Catholic Church
P. Berkery
Regular meeting notice for Sir Knight's Legion No 11
Regular meeting is announced for Monday evening. R L Wilkinson serves as Commander and W P Clark as Recorder for Sir Knight's Legion No 11.
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F. G. Helme
S.K. Com
W. Carrren
K. R. Kpr
SIR
Knight's Legion
R.L. Wilkinson
W. P. Clark
L. Hammond
C. T. H.E. Davis
Sec'y
J.J. Elliott Engine Co, NO. 1
K.a.newton
Foreman
Lonnie Hammond
Local Firm Buys Entire Newton Stock at Great Reduction
Concern Mrs. M. Otis purchases remaining unsold stock of C. B. Newton & Son including Dry Goods and Ready-Made Clothing along with the Newton store. Goods offered at bargain prices with groceries and notions, claiming tea cheaper than neighbors and coffee at 28 to 30 cents per pound. Store offers delivery and promises savings to customers. Manufactures of (unspecified).
Dorothy and Samuel in a Christmas virtue trial
In 1662 Guilford Connecticut a stern Deacon Abner accuses Dorothy of secrecy after she speaks of a heavenly minded man who wished a merry Christmas. Samuel defends Dorothy as Governor Leete and regicides Goffe and Whalley are revealed, leading to mercy and a communal Christmas cheer.
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American Press Association
Guilford Town
Connecticut ‘Colony
Llanthet
Abner
Alling
Nodon
Samuel
New Haven
Dorothy
Mr. Leete
Mother Alling
Christ
Deacon Abner
Iman
Mwe
Gufe
Whalley
England
Dorothy Deal
Goffe
Tranimuel
J. J. Epwarns
Leete
Tyou
Hhis
Edward Whalley
William Goffe
Charles
Williame Goffe
Cromwell
Long Island Sound
The Smuggler's Wedding in Devon Coast Tale
A period tale centers on Isabel Venn and smuggler Robert Dare among Devon coastlines. The setting recalls a Christmas gathering with smugglers, coast guards, and sea folk amid hints of an established Exeter venture. The narrative closes with families of Robert and Isabel noted by John Aldergrove.
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Robert Dare
Vere
Coast Guards
Robert
Isabel
Shipley
Solomon Quigley
Dr. Bowlby
Bovey Manor
France
Coast Guard
Belle
Quigley
Solomon
Innis
Rose Cottage
Seaford Lane
Venn’s
London
Wicar
Squire
Doctor
Cappen
American Press Association
Devon
Huglish
Sidmouth
Isabel Venn
Cherbourg
Dare
Devonshire
Exeter
Channel
West of
England
Isabel Vern
John Aldergrove
Life at the door of heaven and the royal family
A sermon fragment argues that eternal life begins now by living saintly, harmonizing with God, and developing heavenly faculties. It warns against “stupid” heaven and reminds that true virtue, home life, and daily duty shape destiny, citing Pompeii jewels and the royal family of history.
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Heaven
Paul
Sonié
Charles L. Thompson
D. D
Dr. Talmage
Pompeii
Earth
God
Mammon
House of Hapsburg
House of Stuarts
House of Bourbons
Celestial City
New York Observer
Emotional Religion and the Joy of Genuine Faith
Bishop Mallalien argues that true religion yields soul joy and peace beyond earthly comfort. He condemns efforts to deny genuine religious experiences as merely earthly gladness, contrasting heavenly triumphs with mundane, digestion-related contentment.
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Mallalien
Church Conferences Report Growth Across Regions
The Kansas Methodist Protestant annual conference in Ottawa records 1,600 converts for the year with ministers examined and ordained. Eight churches added, three under construction. The Southern Illinois Methodist Episcopal conference lists 390 churches, 28,697 members, 1,969 probationers, 118 parsonages, 380 Sunday schools with 30,616 scholars and 3,901 officers and teachers, and missions funds of 8,280. Holston Tennessee reports 7,000 conversions at its late session. The Catholic Review proposes a Catholic congress with about 8,000 delegates including 7,150 lay, 750 priests, and 100 bishops.
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Ottawa
Southern Ilinois Methodist Episcopal Conference
Holston, Tenn
Catholic Review
Catholic Congress
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