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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
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Davin,ngraham
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David J. Ingraham
Winter Street
Oxford
Satan
Sunshine Club
Clara E. Strong
M. Strong
RED Men’s
Boston Nationals
Quakers
Moran
Shettsline
Ray Thomas
University of Pennsylvania
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Hallman
Abbatacchio
Thomas
Keister
Beaumont
Wagner
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Kelley
Leach
Ritchey
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Agner
Morrissey
Beckley
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Tintre
Emstie
B' Mont
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Wayne
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Corcoran
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Phelps
C. F. Beard
South Framingham
Mass
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Lebanon
M. L. Craffey
F. E Brown
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Frank Whetzel
American Express Building
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Americans
Dexter Field
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Noble & Greenough
Hoppy
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Barnes
McNeal
Russell
Nobles
B. Po
Minot
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Talbot
Orr
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Richardson
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Yale
Pierce
Alvan T. Fuller
Columbus Ave
Cross $T
Malden
Cameron Motor Car
Marsh
H. P
Crown
B. B
F. E. Randall
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Milk Street
Chas. H. Flood
Federal Street
A. H. Curtis
Dres Ake
Sunday Post
Marion Harland
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