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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1914

Page

2

Methodists General Mission Board Meets in Brookline

The annual meeting of the general committee of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church opens today at St. Mark's Church in Brookline and runs through Tuesday November 10. Missionaries from diverse nations and public figures from wartime countries will attend. the 87 members include bishops and secretaries. The sessions are open to the public.

Board of Foreign Missions The Methodist Episcopal Church St.Mark's Church Brookline Board of Ign Missions

Boston Theatre Benefit Draws Citywide Support

The Boston public packed the Boston Theatre raising funds for the European conflict relief. Julia Arthur led the event with many city playhouses represented, a full program including acts from Tremont Cort Keith Wilbur Colonial and others. Net profits neared 300 dollars as actors donated services and gala mood prevailed.

Boston Julia Arthur B. P. Cheney, Jr Plymouth Theatre American Ambulance Hospital Paris Foreign Actors’ Fund Plymouth Fred Wright Lawrence McCarty Vincent Club Wright

Second Church Dedication in Back Bay with Boston Leaders

Amid Back Bay dignitaries and city figures, the new Second Church at Audubon road and Beacon street will be dedicated tomorrow afternoon. Notables include Harvard President A Lawrence Lowell and church leaders. offerings benefit Belgian women and children. church features a Georgian stone and brick exterior, tower, parish house, and memorial organ. first service set for Sunday November 15.

Greater Boston Audubon Road Beacon Street Back Bay A. Lawrence Lowell Harvard University Richard C. Maclauren Technology Lemuel H. Marlin Boston University LeBaron R. Briggs Radcliffe College William W. Fenn Harvard Theological School George R. Hodges Episcopal Theological School George Horr Newton Theological School Albert P. Fitch Andover Theological School Samuel R. Maxwell Second Church Belgium Priere Cesar Franck Edward A. Horton Massachusetts Senate William Herbert Dewart Christ Episcopal Church Palfrey Perkins First Congregational Church Brighton God James de Normandie First Church Roxbury Ambrose W. Vernon Harvard Church Brookline Paul Revere Frothingham Arlington Street First Boston Charles E. Park Old South George A. Gordon Francis H. Brown Vierne Audubon Circle Florence Adams Sawyer Copley Square Society of the Second Church Old North Meeting House Hanover Street Bedford Street Copsey Square Cram, Goodhue & Ferguson Winthrop Adams

Mitch the Boston Terrier Missing in Fenway District

A one year old Boston terrier named Mitch is missing in the Fenway area. The small owner, a young girl, is anxious to have him returned and asks readers to share any information leading to his recovery.

Mitch Fenway District The Post

Canopus and Defiance Rumored to Reach NZ Battlefleet

VALPARAISO November 6 Nothing is known here about the British warships Canopus and Defiance reported to have passed through Magellan Straits to join the battle cruiser New Zealand.

Valparaiso Canopus Defiance Magellan Straits New Zealand

City to resurfaced streets after public repairs

Boston City Council approved an order requiring streets opened by public service companies to be resurfaced by city laborers at the expense of the companies or individuals responsible for the damage. The move aims to stop haphazard tearing up and re paving of road surfaces.

Boston

Council seeks explanation of Union Freight rail rights

The council asked Corporation Counsel John A. Sullivan to attend an executive session to explain the legal basis that allows Union Freight to operate trains between North and South stations at any time.

John A. Sullivan Union Freight Railroad Tts

Gifts Received for McKeenan Family After Fire

A $2 donation to the McKeenan family of Dorchester and a further $1 gift from M A W of Melrose Highlands reached the family through the Post. Tyler B. Briggs of Atlantic forwarded the $2 from the Post, and the funds were promptly sent to the parents of six children whose flat burned last Monday. The McKeenans expressed deep appreciation for the aid.

McKeenan Dorchester Tyler Bl. Briggs Atlantic Vinton Street Melrose Highlands

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