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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1906

Page

7

Reverend Howe Near 100 Urges Return to New England Sabbath

The Cambridge minister Rev. William Howe, approaching 100, addressed Baptist delegates in Tremont Temple praising the old Sabbath and lamenting its decline. He recalled a world without cars or electricity and warned that widespread secular living has emptied pews and corrupted Sundays.

William Howe Cambridge Chipman Hall Tremont Temple New England

Rev Daniel A Whedon Dies at 83 in Rhode Island

Providence May 21 The Rev Daniel Avery Whedon D D longtime leader in the New England Southern Conference of Methodist Churches dies at his East Greenwich home aged 83 Born in Brantingham New York he was a Wesleyan University graduate The obituary notes his prominent church work in New England.

Providence R. I Daniel Avery Whedon New England Southern Conference of Methodist Churches East Greenwich Brantingham Wesleyan University

Honest Feelings May Repair Frayed Friendship

A writer counsels frank, calm apology to avoid harming friendship. Admit unconscious offense, value the bond, and avoid excessive self blame. Warn that dwelling on imagined wrongs can worsen tensions. speak with honest cordiality to restore harmony.

Boston Society Notes of Trips and Arrivals Abroad

A Boston social page reports Mr Archibald C Coolidge Mr J Randolph Coolidge and Mr George F Blake returning from England aboard the Cymric to Boston. Mrs Charles Frost Aldrich leases a Manchester Cove cottage for the season. Miss Estelle Kimball joins a European tour with her parents. Mrs James Taylor Soutter returns from Cedar Rapids. Prominent Boston figures arrive in London including Mr and Mrs George A P Duncan. Mrs Eben Draper closes Beacon Street residence for summer. Dr James J Minot buys the sloop yacht Dorel. The Prince family postpones permanent residence at Princemere. The Amy McMillan household prepares to occupy their Washington home in May and move to Manchester-by-the-Sea in June.

Archibald C. Coolidge J. Randolph Coolidge George F. Blake Boston Club England Charles Frost Aldrich Beacon Street North Shore Dr. Channing Manchester Cove Talbot Alarich Eleanor Little Salem F. Meredyth Whitehouse Crowhurst Virginia J. Otis Kimball Estelle Kimball Europe James Taylor Soutter Cedar Rapids J. T. Soutter Helen Battelle Marlboro Street Boston London George A. P. Duncan Gloucester Street Claridge’s

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