Clergy Moves and Plans in Greater Boston Churches
The Rev. Harry Leroy Taylor leaves Emmanuel Church after two years to assist at St. Luke's Church in New York with Rev. George A. Oldham. A union chapel is planned at Revere Beach with two sites offered. In East Boston a permanent church station is pursued with a nurse on site for maternity cases. The Women's Home Missionary Society of Union Congregational held its annual picnic at Waverley Oaks with Pastor Allen A. Stockdale as guest.
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Harry Leroy Taylor
Emmanuel Church
St. Luke's Church
New York City
George A. Oldham
Revere Beach
William H. McDonough
Star of the Sea Church
Charles E. Jackson
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Boston
Women's Home Missionary Society of the
Union Congregational Church
Waverley Oaks
Allen A. Stockdale
C. B. Boston
Dr Hale Endowment and Lend a Hand Monument Plan
Rufus B. Tobey argues for a lasting monument to Dr. Hale through a funded endowment for the Lend-a-Hand Society. He recounts Hale’s wishes to be remembered for the society and notes the shortfall of gifts, urging a goal of 100000 dollars and inviting inquiries to Mrs. Whitman at 1 Beacon Street, Boston.
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Dr. Hale
Hale
Carnegie
Whitman
Lend-a-Hand Society
Beacon Street
Boston
Rufus B. Tobey
Recipes from New England Housewives Featured in Sunday Post
Readable fragment outlines several home recipes and tips from readers Mrs C E Wendell Worcester MA Mrs Samuel A Armstrong Worcester MA and Mrs W J Cogswell Waltham MA including steak with spice sauce peach preserves and mashed potato popovers along with street addresses for contributors.
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New England
Sunday Post
Samuel A. Armstrong
Stafford Street
Worcester
W. J. Cogswell
Wellington Street
Waltham
Dear Miss Champagne on Reply after Introducti on
Mildred Champagne explains how a young lady should respond when a man says I am glad to have met you Miss Blank. She suggests simple phrases like thank you or the pleasure is mutual, or a smile and bow, noting tone and following conversation determine meaning.
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Miss Champagne
Blank
Boston Post
Rube Circus Sparks Love Letter From Youth to Widower
A 17 year old writes Dear Miss Champagne seeking advice about an attraction to a 33 year old widower with two children. She describes meeting him at a Rube Circus, notes his rumored hostility to women, and asks if she is too young to pursue a relationship while acknowledging friends and her sister’s doubts.
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Miss Champagne
the Post
Champagne
Return to Merritown and the old blue gingham dress
Westcott returns from the great city to Merritown seeking the old home and Ruth. He discovers Ruth transformed by lavender silk and diamonds, while his mother revives the familiar rooms. He declares the lure of wealth was shallow and returns to the gold of simple love and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westcott
Merritown
David Thare
Ruth
Mérritown
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