Prohibition Organization Dissolves Then Elects Officers
The Prohibition State central committee of 1888 met at State headquarters Bromfield street with Chairman J H Roberts presiding. New officers were elected including Melvin H Walker as chairman and A W Richardson as vice chairman. The committee dissolved after approving treasurer and auditor reports and dispensing with headquarters until Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition State Central Committee
Bromfield Street
J. H. Roberts
Fisk
Congress
J. H. Nason
Woburn
George Kempton
Sharon
James H. Roberts
Frank P. Dyer
Melvin H. Walker
Westboro
A. W. Richardson
Springfield
Edward F. Stevens
Everne
Frederick L. Wing
Ashburnham
A. E. Hall
E. D. Conant
G. 5
Marblehead Fire Dismal Day Strips Town of Jobs and Hope
Marblehead faces widespread loss after a devastating fire. About 1,800 workers lose employment as several shoe factories burn or reopen with reduced capacity. Insurance payouts are listed, and plans emerge for relief efforts, a brick building project, and fundraising by local unions and the board of trade. A public meeting is scheduled to express sympathy and coordinate aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marerencap
Strets
George H. Houghton
Hudson
David Lefavour
E. S. Woodbury
Lefavour
Hl. O. Symonds
Reed
Sumner Bros
Munroe Bros
Davis Bros
Cropley Bros
Wolfeboro
N. H
Allenton Block
B. E. Cole
J. H. Orne
Board of Trade and Business Committee
Marblehead
N. Allen Lindsey
Marblehead Messenger
Rial To
M. C. Gregory
Thomas Knowland
Centennial Dining Rooms
Russell
Patrick Lyons
John * Harris
Parker Gross
WV. E. Brown
John BE
Witham
Bessom
George Hooper
E. & Woodbury
Suen
John C. Peach
John Goodwin
Company C. Lyon
Seecran.j—Insurance
Pitman & Breed
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Pacific
New York
Concordia
B. Knight
First National
Worcester
Atlantic
Providence
Metcalf
National Jade Assembly
Board of Trade
Brock
School
Pleasant
Essex
H. Orne
Saremm
Specran
City Hall
Auburn Fire Destroys Much Of Dakota Town
Early today Auburn North Dakota burned nearly all the business district. Water and fire apparatus shortages left structures exposed, causing extensive loss with unknown total. A separate report notes a Frenth Heald furniture mill fire in Mitrorp New Hampshire causing about 3000 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graxp Forks
Dak
Auburn
Mitrorp
N. H
Howard, Frenth & Heald
Teruiture
Isurance
New Jewieshire
Bark William K. Chapman Injured in English Channel
William Hickman of Dorchester, managing owner of the bark William K. Chapman, reports the vessel sailed from Hamburg on December 16 for New York and was run into by a German steamer in the English Channel. The crew were saved. The Chapman, built at Dorchester in 1878, registers 1070 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Chapman
St. Jenny
N. B
William Hickman
Dorchester
Hamburg
New York
Chapman
Museums Consider Two-Week Evenings Open Policy
New York trustees decided the Metropolitan Museum of Art will remain open two evenings per week and the American Museum of Natural History may adopt a similar rule. The city may increase annual appropriations from 15 660 to 25 000 for each institution if this provision is implemented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Curran Held After Opium Smuggling Probe
In Bismarck North Dakota on December 27 James Curran facing charges for smuggling opium from Canada into the United States, with examination closed and Curran held. Authorities say Kuyone shipped 4000 pounds of opium to Denver and expect the inquiry to expose several wealthy individuals involved in long running smuggling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck, Deak
James Curran
Canada
United States
Curran
Kuyone
Denver
Robbery of $800 From Jeffersonville Dealer
Samuel Hedge, a 2 stock dealer on Spring Street Jeffersonville, awoke to find $800 in bills stolen from under his left arm in his night shirt after burglars entered during the night. His shirt was cut with a sharp instrument but he and his wife were not disturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Ind
Samuel Hedge
Spring Street
Hedge
Gore
End of a Fall River Strike Reaches Settlement
A special meeting of the Spinners' Union in Fall River resolved to accept the board of trades revised price list. Manufacturers agreed to the principal demands and the report was adopted. The development virtually ends the strike at the Robeson Mul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Fall, River
Spinners’ Union
Board of Trades
Robeson Mul
The Law of Laws lecture by Professor S P Watt
An estimated 300 gathered at Meionon for a free lecture by Professor S P Watt on The Law of Laws the Overshadowing Power of God. He presented a seven epoch chart of mankind from Adam to Christ and argued a gradual creation process and fixed laws governing the soul’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meionaon
S. P. Watt
God
William Gaston
A. A. Miner
J. Willard Rice
A. Bernard Carpenter
O. P. Gifford
Emory J. Haynes
New England School
Wait
Christ
Earth
Kingdom of Heaven
Adam
Garden of Eden
Abraham
Jesus
Mayor-Elect Hart Attends Last Conference With City Heads
Mayor O'Brien hosted the final briefing with department heads at noon. Hart and his secretary C W Ernst attended. O'Brien praised faithful work, noted some faults, and praised the city's sewers and milk inspections amid broad departmental reports and a $66 000 street funds update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien
Hart
C. W. Ernst
McDonald
Street
Board of Aldermen
Perkins
Sewer Department
Stony Brook
Boston
Forristall
Health Department
Babcock
Turner
Dodge
Ricker
Doherty
Water Commissioners
Davis
Fitch
Durgin
Board of Health
Rowe
Ehascal
Mackin
Dunklee
Assessor’s Department
Whiting
Formstall
Camrell
Martin
Board of Directors of
Public Institutions
Obituary notices cover diverse figures across North America
Joseph Dansereau dies of pneumonia at his son Dr P E Lansereau in Nashua N T where he was visiting. A prominent Canadian born in Vercheis P Q he navigated the St Lawrence with L A Senienl then an agent for Ontario and Richelieu Navigation. He was a Conservative and Cartier campaign manager. He dies aged 80, survived by two sons in the West. Joseph H Wilkinson an oil caps manufacturer and inventor dies in Boston aged 69, born in England. Horace Boardman Smith ex congressman judge dies in Elmira NY born Vermont 1826 Williams graduate 1847. Eben Gordon dies in Somerville. longtime Boston newspaper proofreader and ship’s writer with Farragut. Mrs Fred J Hussey of Louisville and Boston dies. husband a Boston capitalist. family spent winters in Louisville and travels in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dansereau
P. E. Lansereau
Nashua
N. Ti
Vercheis
P. Q
L. A. Senienl
St. Lawrence River
Ontario & Richelieu Navigation Company
Loving Street
Wilkinson
England
Boston
Horace Boardman Smith
Supreme Court of New York
Elmira
N. Y
Whittingham
Williams
National House of Representatives
Eben Gordon
Somerville
Farragut
New Orleans
Port Hudson
Mobile Bay
Fred J. Hussey
Louisville
Hussey
Funeral of Townsend Smith in Newborn at Trinity Church
The funeral for Townsend Smith, the Harvard student who died at Fortress Monroe while traveling to the West Indies on his yacht, was held at Trinity Church at noon. Rev. G J Magill officiated as a large crowd of cottagers and citizens attended, with numerous elaborate floral arrangements reflecting his popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Smith
Newvorn
R. L
Harvard
Fortress Monroe
West Indies
Trinity Church
G.J. Magill
Mah Wamiong Lis
Lennox Fire Safe Opened Unharmed Contents Found
In Lynn on December 27 the safe of P Lennox & Co was opened after last Saturday night’s blaze. Its contents were unharmed. Patrick Melody of Thomson Houston Electric Works injured a hand while handling cement. H A Pevear & Son morocco makers ordered fifty dozen skins finished daily to hire men who lost work in the Lennox fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Sprersu.j
P. Lennox & Co
Patrick Melody
Thomson- Houston
H. A. Pevear & Son
Morocco
Three Young Men Arrested on Idle and Disorderly Charge
Woxury December 27 item corrected that Benjamin Barnes Joseph Griffin and Martin Carey were arrested for idle and disorderly conduct, not for burglary as previously reported. No other suspicions attached to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woxury
Benjamin Barnes
Joseph Griffin
Martin Carey
Notes to Taverner on Glass, Yachting Jokes, Back Bay Dust
A Boston reader recalls 1836 jewellers Jones, Lows & Buil introducing Boston’s first large plate glass windows at 121 Washington Street. He cites a quip from The Transcript and a judge’s reaction to pirate humor from Gilbert. A Back Bay resident protests infrequent street cleaning, noting four inches of dust in gutters and respiratory irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taverner
Greenough
Messrs. Jones
Lows & Buil, Jewellers
Washington Street
Water Street
Boston
Transcript
Warren
Jefferson
Bob Acres
Judge Davis
Washington
Yeoman of the Guard
Gilbert
Lowell
Back Bay
Dorchester Yacht Club Lecture on Life Saving Systems
Members of the Dorchester Yacht Club will hear Commodore B W Crowninshield discuss the National Life Saving Systems of the World. Captain E S Hunt, inventor of the Hunt gun, will demonstrate its operation. Captain Elisha James, Hull hero, is also expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Yacht Club
B. W. Crowninshield
E. 8. Hunt
Hunt
Elisha James
Hull
Miss Mary Anderson Stuns Town in Shakespearean Triumph
The article lauds Miss Mary Anderson for a stunning performance in a Shaksperian revival. It praises her beauty, stage presence, and flawless artistry as she embodies Perdita and Galatea, thrilling the audience and earning sweeping admiration. The piece hails her as a young American achieving high artistic triumphs despite prior criticisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anderson
Mary
Perdita
Jermione
Miss Anderson
Galatea
Boston Common Council Advances City Finance and Repairs
The Boston Common Council votes 55 to 8 to authorize a 769000 loan for ten years at up to 10 percent interest. It approves compensation of 8000 for Cornelius Road injuries and sends several orders to the next council, including tax assessment reforms and property seizure for nonpayment. An order to elect aldermen at large fails, and a committee is named to probe street conduit explosions. The meeting adjourns for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Road
East Boston
Board of Aldermen
Boston
Board of Record Commissioners
Union
Maccade
Congress
T. F. Kelley
Grant
Sheridan
Admiral Farragut
Fraser
Stevens
Hagley
Sprague and Coyle
Richard Sullivan
Unitarian Club Dines at the Revere House
Seventy members of the South Middlesex Unitarian Club gathered for their regular dinner at the Revere House. President Samuel Hoar chaired with guests Hon. George S. Hale Alexander S. Wheeler and ministers J. S. Thomson A. M. Lord and A. L. Richards. The discussion centered on bringing the church into closer relations with the people. Speakers included Hale Wheeler Thomson and W. J. Savage. Meeting adjourned until the fourth Thursday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
South Middlesex
Unitarian Club
Revere House
Samuel Hoar
George S. Hale
Alexander 5. Wheeler
J. S. Thomson
A. M. Lord
A. L. Richards
George 8. Hale
Alexander &. Wheeler
W. J. Savage
Salem pawnshop arrest over stolen silverware
A man named John Wright from West Newton was arrested by Captain Cain after attempting to sell silverware and other items in a Salem street pawnshop. Police found a gold bracelet, silver knives, a cheese knife, and a pocket book marked C H Capen Jamaica Plain Mass with railroad tickets. Capen’s home had been robbed recently, linking the stolen property to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Street
Cain
Hanover Street
John Wright
West Newton
C.H. Capen
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Landlord Whipple's Case Sent to Superior Court
Judge Parmenter of the Municipal Court yesterday declined jurisdiction in the case against J. Reed Whipple proprietor of Youne's Hotel charged with selling liquor unlawfully on election day. The matter was sent to the Superior Court where it will be heard at the January term.
Mackintosh Sale Sets Boston Record Prices At North Street
In Boston the sale of Mackintosh coats at 32 to 44 North Street, run by Mons Co. has become the largest ever seen. The prices drew crowds and set new records, including an imported English Mackintosh priced at five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simtosh Coats
Mons & Co
North Street
Boston
Badenfeld Speculations End in Suspected Self Destruction
Charles Badenfeld, employed by the Boston Journal of Health and soliciting ads, killed himself at the Lowell division station of the Boston & Maine railroad. Investigators believe his thefts totaled 400 to 600 dollars after confessing to embezzlement and planning restitution. A Pinkerton agent tracked him as he moved, with a note indicating he had gone to East Cambridge. He was last seen at the depot at 8:50 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Badenfeld
Lowell
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston Journal of Health
Badenfeld
Austria
Dr. Perry
Pinkerton
The
Journal of Health
East Cambridge
Boston & Maine
Cambridge Aldermen Elect Hold Introductory Meeting
Incoming Cambridge aldermen met at Mayor elect Gilmore’s Clinton street home to get acquainted. Harry Daggett and City Messenger Pratt provided music, followed by a collation. The Third Congregational Society voted to call Rev. John Tunis of Norwell to be assistant pastor at 2000 dollars annually from April 1, 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
Tunis
Harvard Divinity School
Unitarian College of
Meadville
Penn
Quincey
Norwell
Charles River Baptist Church
Cambridgeport
Choral Society
Oliver Ditson Will Filed in Suffolk Probate
The will of Oliver Ditson is filed in Suffolk probate. It establishes a $25,000 fund for poor musicians with designated trustees and detailed bequests to employees, family members, and various institutions including the Home for Aged Men, New England Hospital for Women and Children, and charitable societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Ditson
Suffolk County
Charles H. Ditson
J. K. Paine
B.J. Lang
Oliver Ditson & Co
John C. Haynes & Co
C. H. Ditson & Co
J. E. Ditson & Co
James L. Ditson
Henry A. Ditson
Frederick W. Lincoln
R. E. Demmon
W. O. Ditson
Dr. Ahlborn
Boston
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of
Boston Provident Association
Young Men’s Christian Association
Temorary Home
Howard Benevolent Society
Society For the Relief of
The
Carney Hospital
Little Sisters of the Poor
Franklin ‘Typographical Se”ty
Haindel and Haydn Society
Business assignments mark hopes for creditors’ returns
Elias Ham of E Ham & Co assigns to B M Fernald for creditors. Meeting of creditors set for Jan 2 at Fernald’s office, 28 State Street. Earlier, Heal Kraus & Co of East Cambridge assigned to B L M Tower and paid full dividends, a rare insolvency clearance praised by businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Ham
E. Ham & Co
Charlestown Street
B. M. Fernald
State Street
Heal, Kraus & Co
East Cambridge
B. L. M. Tower
Republican State Committee Completes Year With Thanks
The Republican State committee held its final meeting of the year and passed resolutions of thanks to the chairman, treasurer, secretary and assistant secretary. Delegates to Republican conventions for the next four years were discussed and left for the incoming committee to decide. R T Auchmuty of Lenox, a retiring member, resigns. his successor will be Hon E D G Jones of Pittsfield, former state senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
R. T. Auchmuty
Lenox
E. D. G. Jones
Pittsfield
State Senate
Billiard Tournaments Highlight Hub and Eaton Playoffs
In a Hub Billiard Palace match Yatter defeated Dankleman 200 to 169 with an 18 high run and 28.21 average. Eaton beat Charles 200 to 181 as winner posted 18 high run and 27.9 average. Tonight Jewell faces Charles after Eames plays Gilman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hub Billiard Palace
Yatter
Dankleman
Eames
Gilman
Frank Newton
Eaton
Charles
Jewell
Corinthian Yacht Club Elects Officers and Funds Help
The Corinthian Yacht Club met at Parker House with Commodore Crowninshield presiding. Members voted $100 to Marblehead sufferers and appointed a committee to nominate officers for the coming year and to revise the constitution bylaws and sailing regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Yacht Club
Parker House
Crowninshield
Marblehead
Auction Sale at Palmer Bachelder Co's Today
An important auction sale is held today at 10 00 a m 230 pm and 750 pm at Palmer Bachelder Co s featuring a large stock of diamonds watches jewelry silver and silver plated ware clocks and bronzes for bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer, Bachelder & Co
Beacon Street Wedding Quiet Ceremony at Home
The wedding of Frank Parker of Jamaica Plain and Harriet Anderson daughter of General J F Anderson occurred quietly yesterday at 185 Beacon Street. Cards for a November Trinity Church ceremony were recalled due to a bereavement. Rev Phillips Brooks officiated the Episcopal service at the house with the bride given away by her father. Only immediate relatives attended the breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Parker
Jamaica Plain
Harriet Anderson
J. F. Anderson
Beacon Street
Trinity Church
Miss Anderson
Phillips Brooks
O'Brien vs Mutual Reserve Fund Life Assn Court action over $10,000 policy
United States Circuit Court case Dec 27 on a Michael O'Brien certificate. Defendant alleges false misstatements voided contract due to lies on occupation health and prior illnesses. Jury unable to reach verdict. trial adjourned to Feb 5. Plaintiffs: Stearns, Carroll. Defendants: Taylor, Noyes, Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Nelson
J. Thomas O’brien
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association of New York
Michael O’brien
Michael
George M. Stearns
James 3. Carroll
Alfred Taylor
New York
Charlies J. Noyes
Charles L. Long
Brown arraigned in pension fraud case at federal court
John F. Brown also called Franklin J. Brown faced a twelve count indictment alleging false affidavit fraud in pension processing. A directed verdict of not guilty was given on the first count for lack of a stated offense. He then faced charges of misappropriating pension funds with attorney Thomas Talbot for the United States and Bow. Chaplin for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Brown
Franklin J. Brown
Mary N. Orpen
Thomas Talbot
United States
Bow. Chaplin
Contested divorce heard in Essex County Court
The court continued the contested divorce case of Herbert N. Wilson versus Sarah A. Wilson after a full day of hearings led by Judge Mason. Jury trials will be resumed on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert N. Wilson
Sarah A. Wilson
Thompson Henry A Noble Sentenced For Ticket Theft
Superior Criminal Court hears guilty plea from N oble who accepted stolen Old Colony railroad tickets. He receives two years in the house of correction and a $100 fine. Co-defendants Dennis Calahan Michael Keenan and Patrick Murphy arraigned for assault on a police officer with Calahan given seven months and Keenan Murphy four months each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Thompson
J. Henry A. Noble
Mounta
Old Colony
O’brien
House of Correction
Dennis Calahan
Michael Keenan
Patrick Murphy
Calahan
Keenan
Murphy
Francis Jesseltine v Globe Newspaper Co libel case in Boston
Superior Court Middlesex County December 27 set for verdict in a libel action over the Boston Daily Globe May 26 and 27 1887 articles alleging false implications about attorney Francis Jesseltine. Defense denies malice and asserts publication in good faith as advertising for National Advertising Co of New York City. Judge Dewey presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Dewey
Francis
Jesseltine
Globe Newspaper Co
Boston Daily Globe
National Advertising Company of
New York City
P. J. Cooney
A. E. Pillsbury
Flint
Cushing
White
Inds
Leadbetter
Same
Bore
Superior Court Norfolk County December 27 Case Summaries
Aldrich J No 168 Uriah W Boyden vs Charles F Howard verdict for plaintiff 9654 with Eldridge for plaintiff Grover Carpenter for defendant. No 323 Estes vs Metarty dog bite damages verdict for plaintiff 350. No 70 Scott vs Boston Blower Co cross action price of washing machines for wool scouring trial with Scott represented by Gaston Cotter Jenney and Blower Co by Meckintosh Puinama. Additional items 304 Bowker v928 Sherman v Crook Brooks 327 Clapp v Looper 331 Dweer v City of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. French
Plaintif
Falls & Mellen
John Scott
Boston Blower Comany
Boston Blower Company
Scott
W. Gaston
J. J. Cotter
F. Jenney
C. A. Meckintosh
W. L. Puinaim
Bowker Et al
Sherman
Crook Brooks
Clapp
Looper
Dweer
City of Boston
Harpy and Ery Jr Bound Over in Breakin Case
December 27 municipal court hearing for Charles Hardy and Fred Codman alias William Condon. Hardy waived examination for breaking and entering Joseph Cohen’s store at 95 Leverett Street and was bound over to the Superior Court in 1200 dollars. Codman also waived examination for forging an order to obtain Charles Shepard’s coat from Shepard’s boarding mistress at 12 Exton Street and was bound over in 2000 dollars for the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court
Parmenter
C.J
Harpy and Ery
Charles Hardy
Joseph Cohen
Leverett Street
Fred Codman
William F. Condon
Charles 5
Shepard
Exton Street
Grand
Boston College Seniors Stage The Critic Comedy
The Boston College senior class produced the three act drama The Critic or 2 Tragedy Rehearsed at Colleges Hall James street last evening. All roles were played by students with many ludicrous features well presented. Proceeds go to the class fund for commencement expenses on 10 June. Nearly a thousand tickets sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston College Theatricals
Boston College
Colleges Hall
James Street
Pardon Refused for State Prisoner Dewey in Forgery Case
The governor and council refuse pardon to C F Dewey, now in state prison for forging bills of lading and defrauding Kidder Peabody & Co of about 40000. Nearby residents honor Officer David A Felt with a $100 gift to Mrs Felt. The Home for Aged Couples clears a $2000 debt, planning to double capacity. A Massachusetts branch of the Order of Selon begins formation before promptly abandoning. Patrolman Joseph Lyons is discharged for conduct unbecoming an officer. The common council annual dinner is set for Parker House. South Boston Yacht Club hosts a winter assembly with about 75 couples and music. The Yale Apella entertains at a Boston Young Men's Christian Association event. Bromfield Street Church choir gifts Keene a manicure engraving. A New York tailor, E O Thompson, opens a Boston store and arrives in London on Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Dewey
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Temple Place
Washington Street
David A. Felt
Felt
Police Department
J. W. Smith
Walnut Avenue
Order of Selon
Pittsburg
Massachusetts
Merrill
Joseph Lyons Ding
Common Council
Parker House
South Boston
Tremont School of Music
Law
Jennie Woodbridge
Chickering Hall
E. B. Perry
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Yale Apella
A. W. Keene
Eason
Bromfield Street
Order of United Friends Discusses Grand Council Matters
The executive committee of the Gran Council of the Order of United Friends met at Crawford House with William Bastlett presiding. They considered new laws for the Grand Council, the order’s financial condition, and other matters ahead of the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gran Council
Order of United Friends
Crawford House
William Bastlett
Uide
Grand Council
Reception to Rev Charles Ames at Church of the Disciple
A welcome service for the Rev Charles Ames pastor of the Church of the Disciple will be held Friday January 4 at 7 30 PM in the church. All members of the congregation are invited. Brief addresses expected from friends clergy and laity. A social gathering will follow in the vestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Ames
Charles Ames
Church of the Disciple
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Prohibition Organization
John Thompson
Tremont Street
Rollesd
Watt
Mayor O'Brien
the Common Council
Cambridge
Harriet
United States District Court
Essex County
Mason, J
Gmester H. Graves & Sons
Royal Aking Powpen Co
Wail St
N.Y
E. C. Thompson
Clothier
Old South Church
Paris
W. Baker & G0
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