Will Teach The Teachers Sunday School Institute Opens
Boston University School of Theology launches a Sunday School Institute at Bromfield street church to train Methodist teachers in religious psychology and pedagogy. The three year program grants a graduation certificate and aims to expand to other schools if successful. Church leaders Downey and Blake attended and endorsed the program.
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Norman E. Richardson
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Maine Girl Sentenced After Larceny Case
Miss Abbie Moulton of Boothbay Harbor Maine was sentenced to Sherborn after a brief stay at the Welcome House in Dorchester. She faced larceny charges for $107 in money and jewelry from Minnie True of Warren Avenue. A partial restitution and probation at the Welcome House were arranged.
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Cymric Steward Missing Passenger Feared Drowned
John Anthony an engineer's steward for the White Star liner Cymric from London vanished after going ashore Monday. He was last seen on the dock late Monday evening, and authorities fear he is drowned.
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London
England
Anthony
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