First Sermon by New Pastor at Newton Centre Church
The Rev. George H. Parkinson of Braintree preached his first sermon at Newton Centre Methodist Episcopal Church to a large crowd and was warmly received. Parkinson, successor to Rev. C. N. Melden, is a Halstead Kansas native and Northwestern University Garret Biblical Institute graduate who studied at Harvard and has served at South M. E. Church of Braintree for three years.
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George H. Parkinson
Braintree
Newton Centre Methodist Episcopal Church
Parkinson
Harvard
South M. E. Church of
Fresh Coffee Stock Handling Guidance
The note instructs using older stock first to prevent freshness loss. It emphasizes not packing contents in front of any coffee recently received and avoiding accumulation on hand to maintain aroma.
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America
Boston Faith Sermon Against Worldly Life
The Rev. Dr. George W. King of Peoples Temple Methodist Church denounces Boston residents for neglecting spirituality. He cites a Boston paper noting men care little for churches or social science and argues people are absorbed in material life and fail to see the value of salvation.
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Boston
Curley to Finish Councillor Term Amid Treasury Worries
Congressman James M. Curley decides to serve out his council term after fearing Good Government Association members led by Laurence Minot would push through widening Ferdinand and Arlington streets. He plans to be present when the legislation is brought to the council.
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Curley
Laurence Minot
Good Government Association
City Treasury
James M. Curley
Express
Washington
Minot
Ferdinand
Arlington
Monsignor Prospects Mark Cardinal O Connell Birthday
Friday marks the Immaculate Conception holy day of obligation and Cardinal O Connell’s 52nd birth anniversary born December 8 1859 in Lowell. Rumors say several clergymen will be named monsignors soon after his return.
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Cardinal O’connell
Lowell
John
Bridget O’connell
Railroad Trainmen Re-elect J. T. Dervan to Third Term
Boston Lodge 97 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen re elected J. T. Dervan as president for a third term. About 200 members attended the meeting, noted as the largest in a year.
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Boston Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
J. T. Dervan
James Gallagher
M. V. Brennan
F. P. Leonard
P. J. Moran
T. J. Grady
Providence
Thomas Downey
John Morrissey
E. H. Carroll
Midland
G. E. Cody
G. F. Thayer
E. J. Reaney
J. Gallagher
R. J. Barry
J. J. Cochrane
P. J. Jordan
Charles Rand
Baptists Gathers in Boston for New England Conference
Baptists and Free Baptists from New England gather in Boston for the third annual New England Baptist conference starting tomorrow and running through Wednesday. The programme covers many Baptist interests and aims to hasten union between the Baptists and Free Baptists.
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New England Baptists
Free Baptists
Boston
New England Baptist Conference
Baptists
New England Baptist Conference Opens With Federation and Evangelism
The New England Baptist Council session opens in Ford Hall with officers to be elected and ministers ready to entertain visiting delegates. Discussion centers on Federation Evangelism and mission work among foreign migrants, with programs at Tremont Temple and Ford Hall through Wednesday.
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New England Baptist Council
New England
Ford Hall
Boston Baptist Ministers’ Conference
Tremont Temple
Ford
L. B. Mower
D. D
Waterville
M. Joseph
Womey
Portland
GC. L. Page
Boston
F. Webb
Kezar Falls
William F. Newton
New London
Conn
W. E
A. W. Anthony
Lewiston
Kingdom of God
Fadwin II
Holyoke
Providence
Edwin P. Farnham
New York
Frank Sanella
Springfield
A. E. Ribourg
New Bedford
Backlund
Ralph Sherwood
Keene
N. H
H. H. Hayes
Roxbury
Dr. John F. Young Dies at 69 in Newburyport
Dr. John F. Young a prominent physician died at his Fruit street home after a long illness. He was born in Strafford and lived in Newburyport for many years. The obituary notes his medical career and local prominence.
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John F. Young
Newburyport
Fruit Street
Strafford
Funeral of Warren Sawyer former hub bank president
Funeral services for Warren Sawyer former president of the Everett Bank of Boston were held at 2 30 from his Worcester street residence in Wellesley Rev William H Ramsay of the Wellesley Hills Unitarian Church officiated Relatives and former associates attended and he was buried at Mt Auburn cemetery Sawyer a Boston native started in leather before entering banking He is survived by a son and two daughters.
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Warren Sawyer
Everett Bank of Boston
Worcester Street
Wellesley
William H. Ramsay
Wellesley Hills Unitarian Church
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Sawyer
Boston
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