Adventist Sermons At Somerville Church Now
Advent Christian Church on Putnam Street Somerville hosts preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m by pastor Rev F E Banks.
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Adventist Advent Christian Church
Putnam St
Somerville
F. E. Banks
Many Baptist and church services listed in Boston area
A long list of Sunday morning and evening sermons and services across Boston churches. Including Baptist churches on Warren Avenue and Clarendon Street, First Baptist on Commonwealth Avenue, Trinity and Park Street Churches, Christadelphians lectures, and various denominations with times and subjects. Names include Dr. Herbert Johnson Rev. Frederick Heath, Rev. William Allan, Rev. Austen Kennedy de Blois, Rev. David Miller, Rev. Cortland Myers, Rev. Wallace Sampson, Rev. F. A. Agar, Rev. W. Hi Clough. Also mentions organists, choirs, and special music groups.
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Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Cor
West Canton St
Herbert
Johnson
D. D
Frederick F. Heath
Olive E. Russell
Pilgrim
Walter Hammett
William S. Sargent
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Montgomery Streets
Church of the Open Door
William Allan
Christ
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Austen. Kennedy de Blois
Angel Comrades
Union Square Baptist Church
Walnut Street
Somerville
David Miller
Worcester
Supreme Quest
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
New England
Cortland Myers
Lotus
Samson
Fairbanks
Dorchester
Ashmont and
Adams Streets
Wallace
Sampson
Tabernacle
Brighton Ave. Baptist Church
Union Sq
Allston
Herbert R. Whitelock
Metaphysical meetings fill Boston weekend aisles
Readable notices show Walter De Voe and T J Shelton among speakers at Beacon Hall and Metaphysical Club Hall Boston on Sunday and Tuesday. Subjects include The Sun-Phone and Principles and Practice of New Thought. Also listed are multiple spiritualist and church events, marriages, and extensive death notices across Roxbury Somerville Cambridge and Chelsea.
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Beacon Hall
Universalist Church
Harvard St
Coolidge Corner
Metaphysical Club
Huntington Avenue
T. J. Shelton
Denver
Col
Scientific Christian
Carl Behr
New Church Announces Christmas Sermons and Lectures
The Swedenborgian Church of the New Jerusalem on Bowdoin Street near the State House invites the public to 10:30 a.m. services led by Rev. James Reed and Rev. H. Clinton Hay with a series on The Coming of the Saviour and The Voice in the Wilderness. Bible and doctrinal classes follow at noon. A Swedenborg lecture on The Devil and Hell by Rev. John Whitehead, M A, Th B, is set for Sunday December 10 at 3:30 p.m. in Huntington Avenue Room 62 opposite the Public Library. Seats are free and questions are welcome.
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Christadelphian
W. Hi
Clough of
Providence
Franklin Union Building
Berkeley
Christadelphians
Berkeley Street
Warren Street
Walnut Avenue
Roxbury
Common Cause Society Forum
Franklin Union Hall
Berkeley St
Joseph J. Reilly
Cambridge
Cardinal Newman
Christian Church
Disciples
St. James St
Warren
Dudley St. Sta
Francis A. Wight
NEW Thought Forum
Exeter
Newbury Streets
Franklin Wentworth
Robert Browning
Lauria
Sunday Commons
Huntington Chambers Hall
Charles Fleischer
NEW Thought Church
Faelton Hall
Huntington Chambers
Emma C. Poore
People's Forum
Shawmut Ave
Cor
Pleasant St
Herbert Vv. Neal
Tufts College
Catharine Thompson
Paine Hall
J. P. Bland
B. D
Billy Sunday
F. H. Roscoe
NEW Church
Church of the New Jerusalem
Bowdoin St
State House
James Reed
H. Clinton Hay
Swedenborg
Devil
Hell
John Whitehead
Huntington Avenue
Public Library
Unitarian Services and Sermons Across Boston Churches
In Boston area churches on Sunday December 10 at 7 30 p m Bulpingch Place Church near Bowdoin Square hosts a service on Unitarian Principles and Beliefs with Rev Samuel R Maxwell of the Second Church Boston preaching The Brotherhood of Man What Does it Mean Special music by William Cookson Arthur Trainor and George Mendall Taylor Also King's Chapel Tremont and School Streets Unitarian ministers Howard N Brown and Sydney B Snow Morning and afternoon services at Trinity School Roxbury First Church Eliot Square and Roxbury Universalist Church announce sermons and an Universalist Vesper Service including an address Do Somebody and Do It First by Rev James Harry Holden with The Lotus Male Quartet and an organ recital at 4 45 PM.
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Christian Scientist
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Ilanl Streets
Boston
God the Preserver of Man
Congregational Old South Church
George A. Gordon
Jesus
Willis H. Butler
Bible School
Gordon
Desert
Browning
Park Street
Park and Tremont Streets
A. Z. Conrad
Conrad
Apollo
John Hermann Loud
Bible Schoo
Central Church
Berkeley
Newbury Streets
W. L. Sperry
Coombs
Mackinnon
Mozart
Thiele
Georges Jacob
Central Chule
Filla B. Westcott
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Ave
W. Newton St
Tey
Ernest Graham Guthrie
Rock of the Church
All Welcome
Eliot Church
Kenilworth St
Dudley St
Roxbury
Winfred Chesney Rhoades
Alk
ST. Paul
Courtney
J. T. Addison
Dean Rousmaniere
H. B. Edwards
Phillips Brooks
Frederick B. Allen
Beethoven
Emmanuel Church
Newbury St
Elwood Worcester
S. S. Wesley
St. Thomas
C. H. H. Parry
William L. Clark
Church of the Ascension
Brimmer Street
Public Garden
van Allen
Cabot
Trinity Church
Holy Communion
Church School
Lutheran
West Newton St
Mt. Vernon
N. H
Cronin
Mortimer F
Mary
Hustis St
St. Patrick's Church
Cummings
Belmont
Charles H
Charles
Margaret Cimmings
Grace
Belmont St
Church of the Sacred Heart
Mt. Auburn
Charles Marsh Camp
Arlington
Desmond
Quincy
Daniel Desmond
Quincy Ave
St. John’s Church
St. Columbkinle’s
Fowler
William Co
Helen M. Fowler
Eaton
Danforth Place
St. James St
Herbert)Guilmet
Orient Heights
Grant Ave
Old Dorchester
Ham
Somerville
Martha Jones
Elias Ham
Boston St
Hood
William
Annie Hood
Somerville Ave
Jaques
Milton
Caroline Louisa (Merriam
Francis Jaques
Keech
Linden
Eliza Keech
Kelly
Charlestown
William J
Christina Kelly
Doyle
Catherine
Patrick Kelly
Everett St
St. Francis de Sales
Lindsey
Mary Lindsey
Porter
Knowlton St
Snow Terrace
Jacques St
St. Ann’s Church
Kinnicutt
Norman A
Grace Kinniecutt
Nora Kinnicutt
Lancaster
N. Y
Wheatland Ave
Dorchester
New Albion
Ned Kneeland
Cambridge
John H
Mary A. Kneeland
Ryan
Main St
St. Mary's Church
Larkin
Everett
James H. Watkin
Linden St
Logan
David J. Logan
Pearl St
M'Hugh
Jin
McLoughlin
Michael
Margaret McLoughlin
MecDevett
Trenton St
Sacred Heart Church
M’vey
Robert F
Viola Colton McVey
Summer St
St. Thomas’ Church
Murray
Isabel
William Murray
Ellery St
Paine
Brimmer St
City
Marianne Paine
Palmer
Mary R
Raymond C. Palmer
Washington ,St
Brookline
Pratt
Robert H
Julia Pratt
Driscoll
Robert H. Pratt
North End
Howard Ave
St. Paul's Church
Woodward Park St
Austin St
St. Mary’s Church
Warren St
Silva
Joseph E
Phebe Silva
London St
London St., Sunday At 1:30 P. m. Services At the Church of
St. John the Baptist
St. John the Baptist Church
Bulfingch Place
Bowdoin Sq
Samuel R. Maxwell
The
Second Church
the Brotherhood of Man
William Cookson
Arthur Trainor
George Mendall ‘Taylor
King’s Chapel
Roxbury Universalist Church
Buena Vista St
James Harry Holden
Lotus
Typewriters and Office Equipment Ads Open Seasonal Rates
Classified notices advertise typewriter rentals from several companies with monthly and quarterly plans, plus offers for rebuilding and various makes. Other items include drilling and slicker procurement proposals and breeches manufacturing bids. Also listed are legal notices from Allen's Law Office and Probate Court matters.
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Model Typewriter
Inse. CO
Devonshire St. Main
Agenta
Corona
American Writing Machine CO
Franklin St
Main
Office Appliance CO
Devonshire St
Legal Allen's Law Office
School St
Lynch A 10th Anniversary Requiem Mass for Mrs Lynch
A requiem High Mass for Mrs. Margaret Lynch marks the 10th anniversary with services at St. Catherine's Church Somerville on Wednesday December 13 at 8 o'clock. Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
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Ahern
Boston
John J
Bridget
Braun
Roxbury
John
Appolonia Braun
Smith St
Holy Trinity Church
Shawmut Ave
Sullivan
Joseph J
Humphrey
Mary Sullivan
Harve St
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Quincy
Jerome H. Sullivan
J. J. McCarthy
Taft St
Dorchester
St. Margaret's Church
Butte
Montana
Cornelius F
Florence
Katherine Sullivan
Adrigale
County Cork
Ireland
Spokane
Wash
Henry A. Volk
Webster
Melrose Highlands
Nathan Webster
Franklin St
White
Henry B. White
Akron St
Zenezia
Vincent
Caroline Zenezia
Forest St
Politicians clash on Devonshire Street in East Boston brawl
A street fight between political factions on Devonshire Street near Spring Lane left Ex-Representative Edward I. Kelley with a split mouth and cheeks, Ex-Representative Thomas A. Niland with a battered nose and black eye, and William H. Mogan, the referee, with a bloodstained overcoat and collar.
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Boston
Devonshire Street
Spring Lane
Edward I. Kelley
Thomas A. Niland
William H. Mogan
East Boston melee between Niland and Kelley over campaign rows
A crowd of hundreds witnessed former representatives Thomas Niland and Edward Kelley clash on Devonshire Street after Kelley confronted Niland about campaign opposition. Niland said he threw Kelley into the street after being struck, Mogan acted as referee, and witnesses noted gore on his coat. Kelley later sent no statement.
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Thomas A. Niland
Ward 1
William HH. Mogan
East Boston
Mansfield
Devonshire Street
Spring Lane
Edward J. Kelley
Megan
Niland
Kelley
Mr. Mogan
Mogan
Mr. Niland
Elevated
Harvard Football Captain Election Set for 1917 Leader
Harvard will elect its 1917 football captain this afternoon from three candidates Walter H. Wheeler Ralph Horween and William F. Robinson. Wheeler is viewed as the favorite following his All America consideration and the Yale game squad will pose for a group photo before the vote.
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Harvard
Walter H. Wheeler
Yonkers
N. Y
Ralph Horween
Chicago
William F. Robinson
Philadelphia
Wheeler
Lexington Girls Win Hockey Title
Lexington High School girls defeat Winthrop 3 to 1 at Lexington Athletic Field to claim the Massachusetts state interscholastic field hockey championship for the fourth straight year. Isabelle Ferry scored twice and Ruth Reynolds added a goal with Mildred Lewis officiating and a 200 attendance reported.
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Lexington
Lexington High School
Winthrop High School
Massachusetts
Winthrof
Madeline Viano
Marion Hand
Ruth Reynolds
Catherine Murray
Isabelle Ferry
C.f
Dartel James
Isabelle Erry
Muriel James
Mildred Lewis
Sargent School
Ruth Conrow
Minnie Packard
Florence Key
Mary Moulton
Grace Mitchie
Helen Christopher
Claire Fulham
Miriam Wilson
Fire Chief Accused By Boston Firemen Over Union Push
Boston firemen accuse Fire Commissioner John Grady of thwarting their bid to form a union with the American Federation of Labor. They allege he hints at evading discipline, while Grady denies the charges.
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Boston
John Grady
American Federation of Labor
Grady
Carlson Wins From Nixon In New England Boxing Title Fight
Carlson of Brockton defeats Billie Nixon of Cambridge to claim the light weight championship title in a feature bout at the Commercial A. C. Carlson led throughout and outscored Nixon more than 2 to 1. The card also featured Tony Watsan versus Yeo Crevier, and preliminaries Jerry Lee against Young Buckley with Patsey Green and Jim Kenney drawing.
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Billie Nixon
Cambridge
Harry Carlson
Brockton
A. C
New England
Carlson
Tony Watsan
Brighton
Yeo Crevier
San Francisco
Vatlan
Jerry Lee
Young Buckley
Patsey Green
Jim Kenney
Wakefield
Carrigan Seen Delaying Red Sox Talks Amid AL Meeting
Bill Carrigan may delay re signing talks with the Red Sox until after the American League meeting in Chicago. Frazee and Ward, new top officials, hoped for a conference in Portland but scheduling and travel blocked plans. Frazee became president and Ward vice president as talks with Carrigan and Lannin’s Buffalo club manager Patsey Donovan continue.
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Bill Carrigan
Red Sox
Chicago
Messrs
Frazee
Ward
Bill
Carrigan
Portland
New York
Joseph J. Lannin
Patsey Donovan
Buffalo Club
British golfer James Braid killed boarding moving train
London reports James Braid, famed British open and French open champion of 1910, was killed at Waterloo station while attempting to board a moving train. He was regarded as one of the greatest golfers in the world.
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London
James Braid
Waterloo Station
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Blandford Street
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Warren Ave
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Warren Avenue
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Warren and
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Boston No. 1
Imis Lot OW
International Bible Students’ Association
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Boylston Street
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Iar
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Huntington Ave
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Boylston St
Adel C. Williams
Tremont Street
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Hall
Frederic Nicholson
Mary Wellman
Harry Wilkins
First Science Bible Spiritual Church, Inc
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Frederick A. Wiggin
Arthur A. Myers
Cynthia Brigham
George W. Nutter
Cambridge Hall
Inmanst
Ellen Head
Lunt
Effie Lali
Harvey Redding
Circle
Church OF Higher Spiritualism
J. KE. Armstrong
Spiritualists' Union
RED Men's Hall
Tremont St
W. L. Clough
Somerville Alpha Harmony Society
Broadway
May A. Bemis
Barton
Cadet Hall
Market St
Lynn
Effie I
Squire—Waite
Ashford, Conn
B. Gc, Bugbee
Albert Clark Squire
Ashford
Rosamond Cordelie
Eastern Star Lodge
William O. Keech
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Oliver
SuLlivan Sq
Cliftondale
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Percy H. Callbeck
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van Dam Loan Office
Washington St
Taylor's
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Mass
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Front St
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Talbot Av
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Winter St
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Phyllis Day
Barbara Johnson
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Taylor Holmes
Bean
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Savage
Ernest Poole
Harriet Ford
Alexandra Carlisle
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Garrison St
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