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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1907

Page

7

Advent Church Clerestory Windows To Honor Local Family

Four large clerestory windows at the Church of the Advent will be reset with memorials in colored glass. A fifth window by Wahl of London already exists. The central allegory features St. Ambrose with a boy and the motto Ambrosius Episcopus Est. Timing for the remaining four windows depends on the glassmaker’s schedule and travel distance.

Church of the Advent Wahl London T. Hassall Brown Roxbury St. Ambrose Ambrosius Episcopus

Absent Lecturer Dr. Van Allen Delivers Talks in Pittsburg

Dr. William H. Van Allen has been away on a weeklong lecture tour in Pittsburg since Monday. He spoke to the Pittsburg Bible League Conference on Tuesday and to the Churchmen's Association of Columbia University on Thursday about The Doctrine of the Atonement. He addressed the university body yesterday and was expected to return last evening.

William H. van Allen Pittsburg Pittsburg Bible League Churchmen’s Association of Columbia University

Mrs Dimock to Speak to Women of Boston at Emmanuel Church

Mrs. George E. Dimock of Elizabeth New Jersey will address the women of Boston at the Emmanuel Church chapel Newbury Street on November 18. The lecture begins at 3 PM and covers her experiences in France under the title The McAll Work in France as seen in the summer of 1907.

George E. Dimock Elizabeth N. J Boston Emmanuel Church Newbury Street Dimock France McAll

Deaconess Bazaar Sets Dates for Tremont Temple Event

The New England Deaconess Hospital Society has 4009 left to raise of 7500 pledged for the hospital. A bazaar will be held at Tremont Temple on November 12 18 144 and 15 with a children's afternoon on the final date. The Country Store run by young men is a key feature.

New England Deaconess’ Hospital Society New England Deaconess Hospital Tremont Temple

Kings Natal Day Honored by British Veterans in Boston

More than 200 veterans and many Massachusetts and New Hampshire military men gathered at the Revere House to celebrate the King's natal day. Leaders and guests from the Scots Charitable Society and British Charitable Society attended as officers toasted The President and The King, with a cable to His Majesty and remarks on Anglo American friendship.

Edward Prince of Wales Revere House Massachusetts New Hampshire Amoskeag Martin Independent Fusiliers Staniels and Merrill Amoskeags N. H Alexander McGregor Scots’ Charitable Society of Boston America Masters British Charitable Society Wyndham E. Muldowney Scots’ Charitable Society

National education leaders plan coop from six women groups

Six heads of national women’s organizations will discuss progress and new work by the depart ment of woman’s educational work at the National Educational Association. The July formation and Monday meeting mark the first time these leaders meet to plan collaboration among groups.

National Educational Association National Association Sara Platt Decker General Federation of Woman’s Clubs Lillian M. N. Stevens

Whitman Couple Weds Quietly in Civil Court Yes

Arthur W. Dion and Theresa Leary of Whitman married in a private noon ceremony in a Suffolk county Superior Civil Court hearing room. Assistant Clerk Allen Bearse officiated with Alice Cashman as bridesmaid, and the wedding went unpublicized until a Post reporter uncovered the quiet nuptials.

Whitman Superior Arthur W. Dion Theresa Leary Post New York Suffolk County Court House Charlie Dolan Allen Bearse Alice Cashman Court House Superior Civil Court

Higher Education Should Make Women Good Mothers

President Charles W. Eliot told collegiate alumnae that women with higher education should bear and rear children as a natural, lofty occupation. He urged training of mental powers and morals for motherhood, not careers, praising women’s fitness for teaching and urging education to fit women for life’s primary role. Dean Laura D. Gill was named association president with Eva Perry Moore as secretary-treasurer.

National Women’s Christian Temperance Union Edith Smith Davis Edwin C. Grice National Congress of Mothers Frederic Schaff National Council of Jewish Women Association of Collegiate Alumnae Southern Association of College Women Eliot Charles W. Eliot Hotel Somerset Talcott Williams Philadelphia Laura D. Gill Barnard Association Eva Perry Moore

Oldest Town Resident Patience Wentworth Dies at 99

Mrs. Patience Wentworth, reputed as the town and state’s oldest woman, died at her Rollinsford home aged 99 years 8 months 23 days. She was a longtime resident and noted for her longevity.

Rollinsford N. W Patience Wentworth

Woman Awarded Five Thousand Dollar Verdict in Chelsea

Mary A. ONeil recovered a $5000 verdict in the Superior Court yesterday against Julia M. Loud for injuries from a fall on an icy sidewalk in front of Louds house on Broadway Chelsea February 21, 1904.

Mary A. O'Neil Julia M. Loud Broadway Chelsea

Patrolman and his wife sued for slander in Worcester

Harrison W. Bowker, counsel for Edward R. Bostwick, has filed two suits against Patrolman William A. Condy and Condy’s wife for 500 dollars claiming slander. The defendants allegedly accused Bostwick of theft. Condy was a well known department figure and formerly captain of the Worcester City Guards.

Worcester Harrison W. Bowker Edward R. Bostwick William A. Condy Condy Mr. Bostwick

Former Letter-Carrier Sentenced for Improper Letter

Robert D. Barrett, 60, a former Jamaica Plain letter-carrier, was sentenced to six months in Dedham jail by Judge Dodge in U S District Court after pleading guilty to writing an improper letter to an 18 year old girl. Sentencing followed a sanity review.

Robert D. Barrett Jamaica Plain Dedham Dodge United States District Court Barrett

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