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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1911
Page
9
Local notes rove through Boston scenes as red coat soldiers mingle with navy yard jackies and a floral tribute goes to Commander Henry Trenhardt after California encampment. Sailors, Elks, and Earle Ovington share a day of flights, satire, and city life amid subway jokes and aviation forecasts.
The winter service schedule continues at St. Pauls Church through summer with July as the speaker period and August led by Rev Ralph M Harper. A chorus of eight will provide music. Dr Robert S MacArthur of New York preaches at Tremont Temple in July and August. Children Day was observed at All Souls with baptism after a sermon by Rev Alfred B Wright. The fifth annual interdenominational Young People Missionary Conference meets at Ocean Park Maine Aug 19–27 with many Greater Boston churches sending delegates. Next Sunday President Thwing of Western Reserve College speaks at Appleton Chapel Cambridge. Rev A A Berle of Boston preached baccalaureate at Penacook High School and Rev A E Winship at Plymouth State Normal School. Charles I Chamberlain of Lynn accepts call to Warner Baptist Church New Hampshire. Presbytery of Boston meets at First Church today at 2. Boston Federation of Churches to discuss organizing a Presbyterian church in Mattapan. Rev Henry Parsons of the Seamen's Friend Society named chaplain of Gloucester Fishermen's Institute.
A 1911 verse by Walt Mason condemns a lifelong worker who toiled from dawn to dusk for landowners. The grave marker notes he labored fifty years to fatten the owners while receiving little in return, ending in a six by two foot plot as his reward.
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