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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1903

Page

9

Sunday Church Services Across Tremont Boston

A long list of Sunday sermons and program notes from Tremont area churches in Boston. Readings by Rev. Gruel and Rev. Johnson among others, with service times including 10:30, 12:15, and 7:30. Sunday School, Bible classes, young people meetings, and Patriot Day observances. Free seating noted at many churches.

Tremont Temple Baptist Church Frederick B. Gruel Waltham L. H. Rhodes Gruel Clarendon Street Baptist Church Herbert S. Johnson James A. Francis Dudley Street Baptist Church H. Houstis Newton First Baptist Church Commonwealth Avenue Francis H. Rowley D. D Ruggles Street Baptist Church Beween Tremont and Washington Streets A. Dixon D. C Risen Christ and Risen Christ Professor Case Ella B. Whittaker Berkeley Temple Berkeley Street Tremont William Kelsey F. A. Noble Paul Eichbere and Trowbridge Noble Rev H. 0 Hanoum Methodist People's Temple Charles A. Crane Adams Chorus Orient Male Tremont Street Chorce Tremont and Concord Streets Davis N Day School Epworth League Bandas Oaners Ruggles Berkeley Hall Berkeley Tremont Streets Christadelphian Bible Park Square Paine Memorial Hall Appleton_street J. P. Bland Berkeley Streets EF. C. Gibert Ite Gilbert People’s Forum Morgan Memorial Shawmut Avenue Corning Street Immanuel Pfeiffer Washingtonian Home Temperance Meeting Waltham Street Arcade Hall Christian Society Paine Hall Appleton Street Christian and Missionary Alliance Park Street Bromfield Street Charles T. Potter Norwich Conn Boston Massachusetts Avenue Northampton Elevat Station Ker Carbee Adams Littlefield Mason Grace Baker Randall Litehman F. A. Wig Wiggin Schubert Ella A. Higginson Great Pleasant Street Dorchester Ashmont Milton Neponset Cay Sawyer Avenue Cambridge Akerman Johnson Essex Hall Prospect Street Harmony Hall Washington _street Mr. Smith Cell Huntington Chambers Huntington &Venue Petti Huntington Avenue America Hall Washington St Mabel Withem T. E Cobb P. McHenna FIRST Exeter Street Alexander Caird M. D George A. Fuller Commberctal Hall Washington Street Wilkinson Pye M. J. Butler THE Gospel OF Spirit-Return Society Minnie M. Soule Legion of Honor Beter Shirley Brown Cohen Rs. Hall Miss Stone Mr. Wilde Guterrez B. Y. M. Christian Union Union Hall Boylston Street Edwin D. Mead Emerson Leah I. Nowell Lillian Tortorella Shelley Handel George Mendall Taylor Boston Young Men’s Christian Association Boston Philharmonic Orchestra Ashton Lewis Elijah Harr Medford Unitarian Morgan Memorial Unitarian Methodist Episcopal RE. J. Helms Jesus Theodore Parker Appleton Streets Charles W. Wendte Lexington-Concord Edward Cummings L. B. Macdonald Concord W. Wendte F. W. Wodell Universalist Every Day Church Canton Brookline George L. Perin James Deejay America Gertrude Eastman Nelson Raymond Florence Paine Julia Yerxa Mrs. Allen Guilmette Mr. Hodsdon H. Nelson Raymond Lord West Loving One Divine Prisnuli Lord Jesus Truette Eleanor Fox Allen

Boston Nationals Easily Beat Quakers

Boston opened the National League race with a 3 0 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies in damp, windy Philadelphia. Willis pitched well for Boston, Fraser faltered early, Dexter Tenney and Abbatticchio provided key hits, and Abbatacchio and Dexter drove in runs as Boston outplayed Philadelphia. Attendance neared 10,000 with a festive mood despite weather.

Philadelphia Boston Phillies A.B Dexter P.O E. Tenney Abbaticebio Cooley Carney Reree Bonner Greminger Kittredge O ' Keister Douglass Hallinan Hulswitz Doolin Fraser Burchell Zinmer Willis Barry Kelster Dex Ter Tenney Wolverton Koran

Patriots' Day Chorus at Tremont Temple Free Admission

The Ruggles Street Chorus Choir of 100 voices led by C. C. Case and Mrs. Wilkinson perform the Hallelujah Chorus from Handel's Messiah and Hail to Thee Liberty with organ accompaniment. A. Dixon gives the address The Cross and the Flag. Monday April 20 at 11 A. M. Tremont Temple. Admission free.

Tremont Temple Ruggles Street C. C. Case Wilkinson Great Temple Organ A. ©. Dixon

Everett Board to appoint assistant assessors

At a special meeting of the Board of Aldermen the Mayor submitted applications for assistant assessors. The nominees include Ward 1 W H Degnio Ward 2 Charles W Atcine Ward 3 George W Queenan Ward 4 Edward J Driscoll Ward 6 John M McLeod Ward 6 James L Wallace.

Everett Board of Aldermen W. H. Degnio Charles W. At- Cine George W. Queenan Edward J. Driscoll John M. McLeod James L. Wallace

Free Trial Asthma Treatment Offer From Dr Whetzel

Dr Whetzel offers a free test course of treatment to all applicants who describe their case and aid humane work by naming two other asthma patients. Request booklet of particulars in writing for the free trial and provide the necessary address.

Brooklyn Beats New York 9 7 In Season Opener At Polo Grounds

Brooklyn defeats New York 9 to 7 in the opening baseball game of the season at the Polo Grounds before about 20 000 spectators. Schmidt pitched creditably in his National League debut while Mathewson struggled at times. Browne hit a home run for Brooklyn and Van Haltren added a three base hit as New York’s batting faltered at key moments.

New York Brooklyn Polo Grounds Mathewson Schmidt Browne van Haltren Wile Strang Mec Sheck'd McGann Mertes Doyle Babb Dahlen Lauder Flood Gilbert Hearn Warner Mathew'n McCreedie Sheckyard Householder Bychmidt O'Day

Pittsburg Defeats Cincinnati 9 to 2 in National League

Pittsburg toppled Cincinnati 9 to 2 as visitors outplayed the locals throughout the game. Cincinnati squandered scoring chances while Pittsburg connected off Ewing and Suthoff.

Cincinnati Pittsburg Ewing Suthoff

Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder Promises Quick Cure

Advert says Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder cures stubborn catarrh swiftly. It claims relief for head ache eye pains throat scraping and offensive breath even long standing cases. The copy emphasizes fast results with a bold guarantee.

Agnew

Americans 2 Columbus 1 in ten innings details loss

In a 10 inning game marked by errors Chicago beat St. Louis 7 to 6 as Burke Farrell and Williams misplayed for the locals. Attendance 6000. In Columbus Collins men won with errorless baseball 2 to 1 over the Boston team with Young and McMakin featuring key hits and a late walk driven score.

ST. Louis Chicago Burke, Farrell Williams Columbus Jimmy Collins Clingman Young McMakin Brooklyn Bostons Hughes Parent Lachance Cristall Farrell Gleason Turner Buffalo Collins Louts R. B R. B. Jones Parrell Slagle O' Smoot Kling AlBrain Dobbs Fueke Tinker Donovan J. Evers Nichols Lowe Hanlon O'Neil Welmer Yerkes Menefee Weaver Imicker St Louis Jones Menefee Smoot Bvers Aquy Illiams Burke Wicker Weimer Balle Weimey Johnstone Boston Dougherty Stahl Tovecesse Freeman Wee Parent Ween Bo Young Columbus A.B P.O Hart C. F Bannon Mellor Knoll Arnndt Feccenwsescenane MeMakin Swwessses Boston Tovesmesses Ee Roach McMakein Hughes

Baseball notes from a busy opening day

Willis shows old time form as Giants lose their opener. Attendance estimates reach 20 000 in New York for the National league opener. Oral game in the American league likely to draw large crowds with over 25 000 expected if a good day continues. Managers and players named include Selee Bonner Buckenberger Wiggs O Connor Hanlon McCreedie Householder and others. Weather and ball size are mentioned along with ticket sales and schedule notes for Monday in Huntington avenue and local parks.

Willis Giants Boston Providence Frank Selee Chicago Cubs William Tush Billings Collins Ferris Cincinnati Jim Wiggs Huntington Avenue New York Bonner Soule Toronto Buckenberger Frank Bonner Barrow New York Americans Hanlon McCreedie Householder Hemlocks West End M. A. Slobodkin Lowell Street William Laplante Boylston Street St. Louis

Brooklyn at New York Pittsburg at Cincinnati Chicago at St. Louis

A brief sports roundup lists three games on the docket with Brooklyn versus New York, Pittsburg versus Cincinnati, and Chicago facing St. Louis. Each matchup signals city rivalry action. No scores provided.

Brooklyn New York Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis

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