South End residents push back against sporting center claim
A group of South End business owners defend Parker Memorial area, denying it is deteriorating or a sporting center. Most interviewees rebut Rev. Wendte while one agrees with his assessment, citing morality, church attendance, and changing real estate conditions.
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Charles W. Wendte
Parker Memorial
Wendte
Charles C. Neily
Blackwood Trees
West End
Louis C. Brown
Appleton Street
Electrical Union
A. T. Luscomb
Tremont Street
John Woodruff
What constitutes a model minister
A Boston clergy panel debates the ideal pastor. Standards include devotion to duty, social awareness, and dignified appearance, while recognizing that eloquence, executive ability, and worldly approval vary in importance. Some clergy doubt a single model exists, urging focus on true vocation and service to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Edward A. Horton
Unitarian Sunday Schools
Boston Men Buy Prescott Estate in Waltham Realty Pact
A landmark local deal sees J. Willard Hayden Jr and Boston businessmen acquire the 60 acre Prescott estate near the Cambridge water basin at Weston and Shade streets. Plans call for development with several bungalows to be built soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Waltham Realty
Waltham
J. Willard Hayden, Jr
Prescott
Cambridge Water Basin
Weston and
Shade Streets
Carey
Henry H. Cook Dies at 79 in Lenox Summer Home
Henry H. Cook, a retired New York businessman born in Bath, N Y, died at his Lenox summer residence Wheatleigh. He was 79. The death occurred Oct 10 and prompted funeral plans to be announced locally.
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Lenox
Henry H. Cook
New York
Wheatleigh
Cook
Bath
N. Y
New Claim for Revel Fortune Emerges in Everett
An Everett woman, Mrs. Mary Scotton, 74, may be heir to the Elizabeth Revel fortune of Nottingham England. Scotton, born Mary Revel, resides with her daughter at 88 Waverly Avenue. Her father was John Revel of Casewell. a Revel uncle reportedly had a daughter Elizabeth who never married.
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Everett
Sunday Post
Elizabeth Revel
Nottingham
Eng
Fitchburg
Mary Scotton
BE. E. Coombs
Waverly Avenue
Nottinghamshire
Eny
John Revel
Casewell
Nottingham County
Scotton
William Revel
Vermont Woman’s Murder Case advanced in Supreme Court
Attorney General Fitts of Vermont filed a motion with the Supreme Court to advance the docket of Mary H Rogers who was convicted of killing her husband at Bennington in 1902. He warned that failure to act before December 8 would cause great delay due to conflicts between state and federal laws. Rogers’ lawyers opposed the motion.
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Washington
Fitts
Vermont
Supreme Court of the United States
Mary H. Rogers
Bennington
Rogers
No. 1 and No. 2 Readers Receive Praise From Editor
The editor thanks young artists for their letters and drawings. He notes pleasure in their art club, promises to publish more, and acknowledges stored efforts in memory. Pieces titled Noontide and The Old Church are praised for their completion and fitting names.
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L. C
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South End
Charles Wendte
Ralph W. Chainey
Paine Memorial Hall
Apleton Street
Percy Harman
Tremont Treet
J. G. Edgecomb
South Fund
Paul Paradis
Berkeley Street
Back Bay
Preacher
Rev. O
McMean
Kago
Alexander Mann
Trinity Church
Charles A. Crane
the People’s Temple
Father Field
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Chicago
Rosa Chacbe
Wright
Wright’s Health Underwear CO
Franklin Street
Rogers Case
U. S. Supreme Court
Jacob Porlinsky
Wall Street
John T. Crudden
Franklin Avenue
Somerville
Mass
William Drucke
Turner Street
Manchester
N. H
Charles Priove
Whitman
Women’s Federation
Athol
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lboston's
Washington Street
Winter Street
Dry Goods Union of New York
Gilchrist
Ata
Children’s Tams
College
Oxfords
Jaros Hygienic
Wolsey
Norfolk New ‘Brunswick
Peerless
Cartwright and
Warner’s
Stoneham
New England
Wellesley
Harvard
Wellesley College
Douglas
Hot Springs
Rutland
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