Fasters Welcome in Boston Churches Weather Interferes
Easter church services in Boston drew large crowds as rain dampened outdoor Easter display plans. Priests Chapon Unique deacons Rear don Houston led services, with Joseph B. Tracey of St. Mary's Baltimore delivering the sermon. Arch bishop Williams celebrated pontifical vespers with Father Sullivan, Walsh, and Mullen assisting. Dr. Dolan gave the sermon. Sanctuary and regular choirs contributed to the music.
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Fathers Chapon
Reardon
Mr. Houston
Joseph B. Tracey
St. Mary’s Seminary
Baltimore
Archbishop Williams
Father Sullivan
Father Walsh
Father Mullen
Dolan
Easter worship fills Tremontemple and Trinity Church
Tremontemple and Trinity Church drew crowded Easter crowds with Rev. George C. Lorimer and Rev. E Winchester Donald delivering sermons on immortality and the resurrection. Floral decorations filled the chancel with pyramids of potted plants and hundreds of worshipers crowded the doors, while a children’s service presented each child a plant.
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Trinity Church
E. Winchester Donald
Donald
Easter Music Program at Young Men's Christian Union
A special Easter service by the Boston Young Men's Christian Union featured Mrs H Carleton Slack soprano, Mrs Flora B Barry contralto, George J Parker tenor, Arthur B Hitchcock bass, Miss Alice T McLaughlin flute, Miss McLaughlin accompanist, George Mendall Taylor musical director. The Rev James Huxtable of South Boston delivered an Easter sermon from Acts xvii 3.
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Tremontemple
George C. Lorimer
Lorimer
Christ
Aes
Temple
M. R. Deming
George Mendall Taylor
Flora . Barry
F. P. Whitney
Ada C. Hussey
Florence I. King
George Parker
Arthur B. Hitchcock
Harry Donlan
Alice F. McLaughlin
Frank A. Kennedy
Harry Hazen
Chester J. Clark
Grimer
Boston
Young Men’s Christian Union
Young Men's Christian Union
H. Carleton Slack
Flora B. Barry
George J. Parker
Arthur
Hitchcock
Alice T. MecLaughlin
Miss McLaughlin
Ev. James Huxtable
South Boston
Easter Visitation of Aged and Sick Institutions
Rev Daniel W Waldron city missionary led Easter services and distributed carols to sick and aged at multiple Boston area institutions. The day started at 8 15 AM with Home for Aged Women Roxbury and Consumptives Home, ending after 7 PM with visits to many homes and hospitals including Massachusetts General and City Hospital.
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Daniel W. Waldron
Lovett
Miss Waldron
Willard Gerrish
Roxbury
City Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital
Children’s Friend Society
Easter Crowds At Immaculate Conception Church Crowd Fills Steps
Easter Sunday at the Immaculate Conception Church drew 700 to 800 worshippers awaiting entry by ticket at James Street. A grand mosaic of milinery formed on the steps as the doors opened and the organ and Germania Orchestra accompanied Whitney's mass and solos by Westervelt and others. Father Macksey preached the sermon. Vesper service also drew a large crowd.
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Terest
James Street
Ain
Whitney
Cathedral of the Holy Cross crowded at two services
The Cathedral of the Holy Cross held crowded services yesterday with Archbishop Williams celebrating the morning high mass and the Rev Father Hogan serving as assistant priest.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Archbishop Williams
Father Hogan
Warranted Tar Cure Refunds By Boston Drug Firms
A Boston card lists many firms offering refunds on Greené's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure coughs or colds. It guarantees 50 cent and 25 cent bottles with money-back offers, naming numerous shops and agents along with addresses in the city.
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Greené
Mery Souther
Green
UST & Richardson Drug CO
Eorge C. Goodwin & CO
F. Bradbury
Washington St. C
Easter observance at Second Church features sermon on triumph
The Rev. Thomas Van Ness delivered Easter sermons at 10:30 on a time of triumph, stressing the soul’s resurrection over mere bodily revival. Choir selections impressed, with a 3:30 union service bringing together four Sunday schools from South Congregational, the Church of the Disciples, and Second Church of Brookline.
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Thomas van Ness
Jerusalem
Son of
David
Israel
Gethsemane
South Congregational
Church of the Disciples
Brookline
Sanctuary choir shines at Easter services in South Boston
At St. Vincent's Church South Boston the sanctuary choir of about thirty voices drew attention during Easter services. Organized two years ago by Rev. George J. Patterson the pastor, the choir’s performance impressed attendees. Choir boys in black cassocks and white surplices sang Young's Easter Processional and the recessional Onward Christian Soldiers, with orchestra and organ.
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St. Vincent’s Church
South Boston
George J. Patterson
Young
Dudley Street Church Holds Easter Services
The Rev. A. B. Gumbart pastor of the Dudley Street Baptist Church led the Easter morning service with a sermon on Immortality. The evening service used The Seven Parables of the Kingdom as its text.
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A. 8. Gumbart
D. D
Dudley Street Baptist Church
St Gregory's Church Dorchester Lower Mills Service
The St Gregory's Church Dorchester Lower Mills service was impressive with Rev John Deegan as celebrant. Flowers and potted plants decorated the altar. Music featured Weber Magnificat Haec Dies and other pieces performed by a quartet and a 35-voice choir directed by Annie H Ryan.
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St. Gregory’s Church
Dorchester Lower Mills
John Deegan
Weber
Weigand
O Salutaris
Burgoyne
Lambellotte
Mary Burgoyne
Nora Malloy
Henry Karl
J. Frank Walsh
Annie H. Ryan
Easter Services at Church of the Advent
Father Frisbie officiated at Easter services with a large attendance and overflow outside. The boy choir sang. Easter gowns and bonnets contrasted with white flowers and potted geraniums near the chancel. The poly eucharist was celebrated at 7 8 45 and 10 30 morning. evening services included evensong and Te Deum. A children's afternoon service featured carols and a procession.
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Father Frisbie
Easter Services At Berkeley Temple
Easter services at Berkeley Temple featured a sermon by Rev. Charles A. Dickinson D D and a full choir with a quartet and soloist. The church was filled with lilies and roses and a perfumed atmosphere. Dr Ickingon urged a broader brotherhood and peaceful aims amid the prospect of war.
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Berkeley Temple
Charles A. Dickinson
Maria Kayla Stone
Lizzie Blair Olive
Fred Rogers
Fred Kingston
Lillian van Horn
Ickingon
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The passage reflects a religious and political message praising peace and Christian values, emphasizing that war causes desolation and loss, and urging leaders to adopt sacred truths of peace and brotherly love in governance. It notes gratitude that government is Christian and that executives embody Christ's badge of peace.
Easter Service Draws Knights Templars in Boston Area
About 1000 members and friends of Boston Commandery Knights Templars attended Easter services at the aeeek Church Shawmut avenue near Brookline street. The event featured full uniformed knights, elaborate greenery, candle emblems, and choral music led by Eminent Commander William B. Lawrence with sermons on the hereafter by Rev. George Landor Perin. A second substantial service at Winthrop Street Methodist Episcopal Church drew nearly 1000 knights under Eminent Commander Edwin B. Holmes with a long music program and an Easter sermon referencing the crucifixion and resurrection. At Charlestown First Universalist Church about sixty uniformed knights attended Coeur de Lion Commandery Easter services led by Sir Joel C. Bolan with organ and choir.
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Boston
William B. Lawrence
J. Gilman Waite
Augustus Ridgeway
George Landor Perin
Boston Commandery
Carter
Byron E. Noble
William T. Dobson
R. Nelson Raymond
Alvin M. Thatcher
Thomas Carter
Frank W. Ross
John H. North
Henry Samuel
Augustus Ridgsway
Ernest F. Lovejoy
J. Arthur Jacobs
Josiah T. Dyer
de Molay Commandery
Knights Templars
Winthrop Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Boston Highlands
Edwin B. Holmes
L. B. Dutton
CG. A. Neill
J. F. Neill
W. B. Merrill
Edward M Taylor
D. D
J. Franklin Gammell
Winthrop Street Church
Anna Mohbiller
Currie Carper-Mills
A. L. Crowell
R. J. Jackson
Maytie Case Crowell
Maud Reese Davies
Violette M. Michelson
Henrietta Dakin
Clifton Norris
G. Y. Kells
Albert Horton
Taylor
Christ
Charlestown
Coeur de Lion
Coeur de Lion Commandery, Knights Templars
Joel C. Bolan
James L. Gilbert
Annie G. Shumway
Prano
Sandford Hanscom
Rank Hall
Benjamin Hall
Knight Rev G I Kahn Delivers The Glory Of Christian Knighthood
The pastor Knight Rev G I Kahn spoke on The Glory of Christian Knighthood as his sermon theme at the church service. The message emphasized steadfast faith and duty in daily life.
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G. I. Kahn
Easter Service Crowded at Emmanuel Church No 15 Newbury
Emmanuel Church at 15 Newbury Street overflowed with worshippers as more than seating could hold. Easter lilies and potted plants adorned the pulpit and chancel in a cross design while Rev Leighton Parks preached from I Corinthians 15 20. The choir performed pieces including Metrical Gloria Sanctus Gloria in Excelsis and Amen.
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Emmanuel
Newbury Street
Leighton Parks
I. Corinthians
Easter visit cheers Boston hospital inmates by Conservatory
A group of women from the New England Conservatory Music and Flower Charity led by O. B. Mills toured Boston hospitals. They distributed flowers and sang, sharing the Easter message with patients.
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Boston
New England Conservatory Music and Flower Charity
Conservatory
O. BE. Mills
Easter sermon emphasizes the resurrection’s liberty theme
The Rev. A A Berle preached that resurrection frees the Earth and delivers new life over death. He contrasted the apostles with devoted women and urged faith over theory, noting martyrs faced death without fear. The sermon declared death not worst, but the loss of honor and character, and urged seekers to find liberty in Christ.
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A. A. Berle
Christ
Easter service at Church of the Ascension East Cambridge
The Church of the Ascension in East Cambridge held an imposing Easter service led by Rev. Robert Walker. The church was adorned with Easter lilies palms and plants distributed to Sunday school children and teachers. A German service followed in the afternoon and the chaplaincy of Rev Walker extends to the House of Correction.
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Church OF the Ascenson
E. Cambridge
Church of the Ascension
East Cambridge
Robert Walker
Carstein
Walker
House of Correction
New England Gas and Coke Firm Said to Boost Industry
Treasurer Denham of Eastern Forge Massachusetts and others express support for Henry M. Whitneys new fuel gas and cheap coke plan. They say powered by low cost fuel, iron and steel manufacture could revive Everett operations, spark real estate growth, and cut heating costs for foundries and machine shops.
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Henry M. Whitney
Denham
Eastern Forge Company of
Massachusetts
Whitney
Everett
Portland
New England
A. C. Jones
New England Gas and Coke Company
Gas and Coke Company
Knights
S. R. Knights & Co
Beneft
New Plays Tonight At Boston Theatre Season Inauguration
The Boston Theatre opens its opera season with city notable subscribers including Miss E P Sohier and John R Heyward. Henry Hoyt oversees rehearsals for A Day and a Night. Nellie hare returns to Jack and the Beanstalk at the Museum as new Robber King stars.
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Boston Theatre
E. P. Sohier
E. J. Foye
John R. Heyward
H. R. Peverly
Gage Phillips
George I. Quinsler
W. W. Whipper
Dwight Elliott
E. F. Robinson
R. Brown
M. G. Kimball
E. M._ Andrew Benjemin Price
Charles
New Haven
Nellie Hares
Museum
Little Miss Muffett
Robber King
William Black
Hubert Wilke
Johnstone Bennett
Keith’s
Castle Square
Lisle Leigh
Willie Collier
the Park
Mexico
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Big Mill
Davy Crockett
Bowdoin Square
Tennessee
Pardner
Milton Aborn
Francis Wilson
Caaeaux
Erminie
Grand Opera House
Gus Hill
the Howard
Sparrow
Lorenzo and
Allen
Rita Durand
Clark Sisters
Hollis
Richard Mansfield
Secret Service
Lynn
Stuart Robson
Lem Jacklin
Boston
Tremont
the Jacklins
Richard Mansfield Arrives for Boston Engagement
Richard Mansfield reached the city last night with his private car attached to a regular train. He rested after leaving Washington and planned to rest tonight and through the week. The Mansfield company will reach Boston at 10 o clock today by a special train.
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Richard Mansfield
Washington
Mr. Mansfield
Boston
Devil’s Disciple
Hollis
Along the Water Front with Ships and Bohemia Rescue
The harbor reports a quiet day with no arrival from Europe as ships like Cambrian and Norseman face storms. The Bohemia from Hamburg caused damage and eighty three steerage passengers were examined in New England stockade. eleven Poles risk deportation if not claimed. Curlew aided a runaway coal lighter near Boston. The Atlantic Yacht Club plans a Moon Street charity ball. Boston steamer delivered 116 passengers and 3200 crates of lobsters from Yarmouth. Governor Ames schooner awaits Newport News cargoes amid tensions offshore.
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William Sprague
Dolan
Curlew
Healey
Cambrian
London
Norseman
Liverpool
Grand Banks
Bohemia
Hamburg
Bird Island Flats
Governor Ames
Mystic Wharf
Newport News
Charles River
John Harvard
Boston Towboat Company
St. John’s Hall
Moon Street
Atlantic Yacht Club
Ned Dixon
St. Stephen’s
Boston
8. F. Stanwood
Yarmouth
N. S
Lewis Wharf
William Bartling
Amos Burns
Delong
New England Ock
Connecticut
Club Day in Chelsea at Tammany Social Club
Chelsea crowd enjoyed a lively club day as the Tammany Social Club staged a dance in Granite Hall tonight with talent from Charlestown East Boston and Chelsea providing acts. The highlight was a humorous imitation of the far-downs featuring Lyons and the Irish element.
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Tammany Hall
Chelsea
Tammany Social Club
Granite Hall
Charlestown
Evere
East Boston
Lyons
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