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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1908

Page

7

Resignations and meetings mark Boston church year

The Rev Charles Anderson of Highland Congregational Somerville has resigned after many years as pastor. The Rev Dr H I Cushman of Providence RI will speak to Universalist ministers in Ballou Hall next Monday. The Rev George H Lewis of Hingham Universalist Church begins new duties there. The Unitarian Ministerial Union holds its first fall meeting in Unitarian Association rooms next Monday morning. Epworth League presidents conference led by Rev A F Reimer Cambridge will meet at Epworth Church Cambridge tonight. Tran Curtis ex actor and journalist speaks on Along the Great White Way next Monday night at Bowdoin Square Tabernacle.

Charles Anderson Highland Congregational Church Somerville H. I. Cushman Providence R. I Ballou Hall George H. Lewis Universalist Church of Hingham Unitarian Ministerial Union Unitarian Association Epworth League A. F. Reimer Cambridge Epworth Church Tran. Curtis Bowdoin Square Tabernacle

Wilmington Church at 175 Years in Town

Wilmington marks the 175th anniversary of its Congregational Church with a devotional service led by Rev. J Harold Dale and welcome by Rev. Bloomfield. Hon. Chester W. Clark will give the historical address as church and regional leaders send greetings. Other local denominations join the celebration.

Mildred Champagne Talks on Love and Sentiment

Dear Daisy asks how to handle a 17 year old girl engaged to three men. The columnist urges explanation to the mother, calls the triple engagement reckless, and advises informing the father and ending the situation.

Mildred Champagne Daisy

Return of the Mother Revealed in Nighttime Dream

A fevered child on a pallet longs for her mother as a man by a dying fire wrestles with truth. A shadow watches, a haunting dream suggests forgiveness, and the mother returns to reclaim her child with the man’s consent and relief.

Fashions for Men in stores' color-forward displays

The piece notes men’s fashion trends with cravats of sombre silk in bold patterns, green gloves in shades from dark near black to Lincoln green, and green hats riding a strong vogue. It highlights blue and green combinations with Oxford gray suiting and peacock tones that are striking yet restrained in appearance.

Oxford

Three Huge Pears Join Post's Choice Pickings

E. E. Brown of North Abington reports 29 ounce winter pears called the Vicar of Wakefield. The half acre farm yielded two barrels of pears along with apples, 10 bushels of potatoes, corn, beans, other vegetables, and a flowering garden. Brown notes gardening pays, enjoys life, and does all the work himself.

Post’s Choice E. E. Brown North Abington Wakefield Mr. Brown Pears

Home Cooked Desserts and Candies From Readers

A collection of early 20th century kitchen tips includes a lemon pudding with a lemon frosting and a baked bread crumb pudding with milk and eggs, plus a gingerbread style loaf with raisins and molasses and a brown sugar candy recipe. Contributors include Mrs Lillian May Davis of Everett Mrs Percy I Bumpus of Brockton and M E Palmer of Hyde Park with their home kitchen methods.

Lillian May Davis Bryant and Shute Streets Everett Percy I. Bumpus Forest Avenue Brockton M. E. Palmer Greenwood Avenue Hyde Park

Fashion Notes From The Season On New Evening Wear

Latin bands and buttons figure in tailor made ensembles. Black dominates dress and daily gowns with new cloth for evening wear and semi fitting coats extending below the hips. Broadcloth favored for street suits by six in ten women. sheer batiste waists with lace and embroidery appear with long sleeves. Overskirts tied or punched back of the knees. Maline trimmed bands and feather bandeaux use. Hats show experimental streamers. A deep apricot broadcloth with heavy silk embroidery and gun metal touches stands out.

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