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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1915

Page

7

Boston clergymen sing aboard Sunday special train

Sixty five Boston clergymen and laymen from the Boston "Get Billy Sunday to Come to Boston" committee held an enthusiastic song service aboard the Boston Billy Sunday Special en route to Philadelphia. The train departed Boston this afternoon with notable religious organizers onboard.

New Haven Boston Philadelphia

Pilgrims Seek Revival Delegation Heads to Boston

A Boston delegation formed by roughly 200 Greater Boston churches will travel to New York to meet with the evangelists Moody and Sankey. They will return to Boston to appeal on a coming Sunday that falls on a Wednesday morning.

Moody and Sankey Boston New York

Boston ministers woo Billy Sunday to lead city revival

A Boston delegation travels with a special train to Philadelphia to recruit Billy Sunday for a city revival. The committee led by Rev. Dr. Cortland Myers and Rev. Dr. A Conrad seeks Sunday’s arrival, citing wide church support and only minor opposition. The plan includes meetings with Sunday’s team and attendance at his tabernacle services.

New Haven New Tinen Seth Fuller Cortland Myers A. Conrad George L. Cady L. Richards Malden Billy South Station Dr. Conrad Park Street Church Chapman-Alexander Boston Philadelphia Poughkeepsie Sunday Billy Sunday Tabernacle Sos

Passenger list on Boston to New Haven memorial train

A train bound for Boston carried a large list of clergy and their spouses from churches across Massachusetts. The roster included ministers from Tremont Temple Park Street Congrega tion Dorchester Roxbury Cambridge Medford Lawrence and other towns.

New Haven Boston Cortin Myers Tremont Temple Second Park Street George L. Cady H.R. Williams Wobrr Henry Hodge Winchester Horace H. Hayes Roxbury F. L. Cleveland Mal Alfred IE. Isaac Dorcches'er EF. D. Mallory Dorchester John S. Blair WE. Lombard Andover Jorge A. Francis Foxboro Samuel Russell Lawrence WW. Wilson West Somerville Richard H. Bennett Beverly A. Dougherty Cambridge Richard Wright Charles FE Eaton N. C. Maynard Middleboro Thomas Gambill South Framingham A. A. Felch Natick Heyman R. Swett West Roxbury J. L. Campbell B. Z. Stambaugh Scituate Winfield Holland Somerville Edward J. Yeacer Weymouth Chester H. Howe

Intervention Demanded to Stabilize Mexico

Senator Fall of New Mexico urged U S intervention by the United States Argentina Brazil and Chile to police Mexico and restore order. He attacked General Villa claiming Villa seized a French woman in Mexico City for four days and held her against her husband who had joined France.

Washington United States Brazil Chile Mexico Senate Fall New Mexico Villa Mexico City France

Barry Plays 20 at Chess in Boston Club event

John F. Barry New England chess champion played 20 games simultaneously at the Boston Chess Club yesterday. He scored 17 wins and two draws with one loss. Opponents included Boyd Newell Hitchens Kinure Bellamy Allen Bubier Hill Hall Schiller Wellington Davin Pray Ringrose Brockman Robinson Slutzker. He drew with Woodbridge Major and lost to Snow.

John F. Barry New England Boston Mr. Barry H. S. Perrin Boston Chess Club Barry Messrs Boyd Newell Hitchens Kinure Bellamy Allen Bubier Hill Hall Schiller Wellington Davin Pray Ringrose Brockman Robinson Slutzker Woodbridge Major Snow

Nature Pageant Lightens Barnard Memorial Festival

Fairies flowers and sunbeams along with falling leaves and snowflakes formed a nature pageant at the Mechanics Building Barnard Memorial children's festival yesterday. Miss Amelia Burnham demonstrated modern dances during the event.

Barnard Memorial Mechanics’ Building Amelia Burnham

Dancing Pageant Celebrates Spring at Barnard Memory

Nearly 100 children ages four and up joined a spring inspired dance under Mrs Lilla Wiles Wyman. Notable performances included Little Murial Crowell as a toe dancer and 4 year old Bernice De Groff in a dance di on. The cast depicted seasonal figures from Father Time to the Spirit of the Storm with elaborate flower tinted costumes.

Lilla Wiles Wyman Murial Crowell Helen Mann Bernice de Groff Miss Burnham Firth Mendelssohn King Sunshine Spring Barnard

Washington's Birthday Festival Draws 6000 Children

The children's church under Superintendent Rev. Paul Drake held a Washington's Birthday festival with nearly 6000 children attending the program and then joining in ballroom dancing.

Children’s Church Paul Drake Washington

Big Carnival Brightens Palm Beach Birthday Celebration

Palm Beach on February 22 hosted Washington's Birthday festivities drawing a record crowd for athletic sports directed by John F. Fitzgerald with Eben D. Jordan and Quincy Shaw as judges. Boston dignitaries attended including Mr. and Mrs. Manning Freeman Fitzgerald and Miss Agnes Fitzgerald starred in morning water sports and the evening ball as one of the prettiest attendees.

Palm Beach Fia Washington Boston John F. Fitzgerald Eben D. Jordan Quincy Shaw Joseph P. Manning Joseph Freeman Henry N. Fitzgerald John Kearne Hugh Harry Nawn Daniel Coakley Agnes Coakley Mark Temple Dowling Robert Lee Sumner Lincoln Agnes Fitzgerald

J F Moore Plymouth Merchant Dies At 61

Plymouth February 22 John F Moore leading local merchant died at his home after a brief illness He was 61 born in Parsonfield Maine where with his brother he founded a dry goods store

Plymouth John F. Moore Parsonfield

How to Destroy the Dandruff Germ Prescription

Advertisement claims a home formula destroys the dandruff germ within one to three applications and stops hair loss. The mix includes Bay Rum Lavona de Composee menthol crystals and is applied twice daily with optional perfume for scent. It promises restoration of gray hair and even new growth after years of baldness.

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BY Paul Waitt Post EG. Slattery Co Boston Common Tremont Street Great Savings Misses’ Coats Pilgrim Congregational Church Jesus Prayer Meeting On Wheels Him Billy Sunday Jesus Christ Greater Uss Chapman Alexander Chapman Alexander Pompeian Company Genoa Italy Baltimore U.S. A Senator Fall Gen Mechanics Building Joff Muriel Crowell Bernice de G Spring J. F. Moore Shepard Iene Haviland China Syracuse China Limoges French
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