Religious Observances and Public Dedications Listed
A compiled schedule lists devotional meetings and society conferences at major Boston churches and halls including Shawmut Church South Congregational Church and King’s Chapel. Also noted are dedications of a library, soldiers’ monument at Malden, and a Nahant library, plus an evening lecture and a stage farce tribute at local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Chapel
The
Woman’s Missionary Society
Shawmut Church
National Bureau of Unity Clubs
Channing Hall
Massachusetts Convention of Congregational Ministers
South Congregational Church
Exeter and
Newbury Streets
Woman’s Missionary Association
Unitarian Sunday School Society
Free Religious Association of America
Parker Memorial Hall
South Congregation
Women’s Missionary Society
Helping Hand Society
Pembroke Street
Berkeley Temple Outing Club
Blue Hills
Roxbury
Starlight Club
United States Hotel
Max Bachmann
King of the Sandwich Islands
Copley Hall
R. H. Bennett
Grundmann Studio
Memorial Day Sports Attractions Listed For Local Events
A schedule of local events for Memorial Day includes horse racing at Clyde Park and Readville, trotting at Lawrence Fall River and Concord, baseball games in Boston and Holmesfield, yacht and boat races from South Boston, and cycling meets in Waltham and Lynn. Also listed are rifle shoots in Wellington and Walnut Hill, lacrosse at Holmesfield, cricket at Winthrop, athletics in South Boston and Gloucester, and boxing at Farragut Club in East Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Park
Lawrence
Fall River
Concord
Saugus
Readville
Boston
St. Louis
South End
Harvard
Princeton
Holmesfield
South Boston
Everetton
East Boston
Winthrop
City Point Athletic Club
Gloucester Athletic Club
Gloucester
Farragut Club
Woodbridge Girls Impress With Well Attended Show
The Woodbridge girls delivered a strong performance in front of a good audience. The program praised audience manners and thanked Sterling Elliott for his efforts with the Legislature on the matter of the high hat at the theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbridge
Sterling Elliott
Meade Statue to Unveil in October at City Hall Square
Report of a public event featuring Bronze General George Gordon Meade statue to be unveiled in October in City Hall Square alongside a Hancock sculpture by Edwin Elwell. The page notes a humorous stage show with cyclists, gallery figures, and a parade plan from Copley Square to Mechanics’ building, plus a 1000-strong wheelmen lineup for the grand parade and the Lynn Athletic Association road race entries and start times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hral
George Gordon Meade
Ciettynburg
Vestrian
General Hancock
Edwin Elwell
Meade
J. Ed. Lakeman
Laura Hanson
Topsey Turvey
Chloey Singer
Diamond Lovell
Lucinder Stearns
Gallerball
Dinah Dewdrop
Victoria Overman
Sterling Elliott
Abbott Bassett
Odd Fellows’ Hall
North
Cambridge
Association Hall
Tremont Theatre
Champion A. A. Zimmerman
Copley Square Hotel
Mechanics’ Building
Lynn Athletic Association
Glenmere
Lynn
Burns
G. W. Randall
J. A. Lynch
F. C. Gould
D. Evans
H. W. Bodfish
H. Price
S. S. Ravel
M. W. Gray
Steve Anderson
M. S. Vogt
J. W. Davis
C. 'S Mansfield
F. G. Smith
E. F. Trask
W. H. M. Greenhill
C. Donohue
H. J. Pete
T. T. McNichol
R. S. Hoffman
W. E. Law
J. H. Dennis
J. White
J. Whitney
H. L. King
L. Farrar
H. Thorne
W. Dawson
John Hudson
W. P. McCobb
H. McLean
Fred Jones
I Hewson
Harry Mathes
P. M. O’connor
C. F. Fish
J. H. Gibney
H. J. Holder
Cc. F. Williams
Everett
Waltham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorchester
Brighton
Woburn
Chelsea
John S. Camrell
Soldiers' and Sailors’ Monument
Boston Common
Gen the
Margaret Leslie Lee
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Charlestown
Soldiers’ Monument
Maldaverny