Union and church growth drive Boston area notices
A large audience attended the weekly open air meeting at Norumbega Park with a chorus led by Albert C. Orcutt and Fred L. Willis of Worcester delivering the day’s address. Church plans include a new All Saints Mission in Whitman seating 200, with gifts from St. Paul Brockton and Winchester. The Second Church West Newbury completes a rebuilt home of worship after the 1909 fire, while Westminster Congregational of Spokane may lead Georgia home missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Y. M. C. A
Norumbega Park
Albert C. Orcutt
Fred L. Willis
Worcester
Whitman
All Saints’ Episcopal Mission
St. Paul's Church of
Brockton
Episcopal Church of Winchester
Clayton M. Leggs
West Newbury
Edwin L. House
Boston
Providence
Westminster Congregational Church
Spokane
Wash
Congregational Church
Georgia
United Brethren
United Presbyterian
Hood River
Recipes from the Sunday Post for home cooks
A collection of old fashioned recipes includes peach pie with cream topping by Mrs Kate Sullivan of Dorchester, veal and pork meat loaf by Emma C Dickens of Camden, Maine, and salmon cups with green peas by Mrs F D Page of Fitchburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Sullivan
Adams Street
Dorchester
Emma C. Dickens
F. D. Page
Laurel St
Fitchburg
Middlesex Catholic Society opposes Sunday outings and rallies
The Middlesex county branch of the American Federation of Catholic Societies met at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and voted unanimously against Sunday outings by Catholic groups and against Sunday political rallies. Rev. Ambrose Roche urged reverence for the Sabbath and criticized car trips to picnics during mass hours. The gathering approved continued mass meetings and re-elected officers. Frederick W. Mansfield spoke on the eight hour bill for public work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Ambrose II. Roche
Catholic Federation
Father Roche
Cesar
Timothy W. Haley
Cambridge
Charles T. Daly
West Medford
Frederick W. Mansfield
American Federation of Labor
Federation of Labor
Thomas M. Nolan
Somerville
Immaculate Conception
Malden
Sumner and Boutwell Highlight Boston's Civil War Era Leaders
The article chronicles Charles Sumner born 1811 in Boston and his anti-slavery Senate career including the assault by Brooks in 1856, his wartime foreign affairs role, and shifts in party stance. It also details George S. Boutwell born 1818 in Brookline, his rise from farmer’s son to lawyer, state politics, Civil War duties, Treasury secretaryship, and long public service ending with the Anti-Imperialist League presidency until his death in 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sumner
Robert Rantoul, Jr
United States Senate
George S. Boutwell
Massachusetts
Henry Wilson
Boutwell
Wilson
Boston
Harvard
Sumner
United States Circuit Court
United States
Senate
Washington
Kansas
Preston S. Brooks
South Carolina
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Grant
Greeley
George SS. Boutwell
Brookline
Clyde Park
Lunenburg
Fitchburg
Groton
House of Representatives
Andrew Johnson
Outwell
the Treasury
Arthur
French and American Claims Commission
Chili
Anti-Imperialist League
Feast of St Ignatius Loyola Celebrated at Immaculate Conception
The Church of the Immaculate Conception held a 10:15 AM high mass for St Ignatius Loyola founder of the Jesuits with Rev John F Quirk S J as celebrant and a special musical program. Sermon by Rev Walter F Drum emphasized piety of action. At St Marys North End further high mass and music directed by Miss Mary Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Ignatius Loyola
Society of Jesus
John F. Quirk
S. J
Thomas F. Graham
Paul Rourke
William Devylin
Walter F. Drum
Father Drum
Ignatius
Xavier
India
Japan
Canisius
Germany
St. Mary’s Church
North End
Thomas F. White
David B. Walker
John M. Giraud
John O'Dowd
Mary Barr
T. B. Barrett
Woodstock
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Huh
Williams
Nate
Dion
Aquaianads
Greater Boston
Ballou Hall
Lyman B. Weeks of
Ashmont
Eneo
West Roxbury
South Evangelical Church
Edwin St. Byington
E.O. Slattery Co
Bostonery
Tremont Street
E. T. Slattery Company
New England Housewives + Sunday Post
Camden
E. T. English
Pittsfield, N. H
Bar Harbor
Mary Louise Balch
Louisburg Hotel
Bay State
Senator Lodge
Congress
George
Horlick’s
Oy Carter
Seal Brand
Chase & Sanborn's
Seal Brand Coffee
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