Missionaries Sail for India on Leyland Line Steamer
Thirty one American Missionary Union workers embarked Wednesday on the Winifredian bound for Bur mah India and Assam. A large Women’s Foreign Missionary Society reception preceded departure followed by a farewell service at North Avenue Church Cambridge and a reception hosted by Dr Marble for the Missionary Union.
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Burmah
India
Assam
Winifredian
Leyland Line
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
North Avenue
Cambridge
Marble
The
Missionary Union
Baptist church appoints Sunday school evangelist names
Rev. J. A. McElwain, state Sunday school evangelist, announces appointments in several Boston area churches. Holden Charlestown Bunker Hill, Bowdoin Square Tabernacle, Dorchester Webster Boston Baptist Bethel.
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J. A. McElwain
State Sunday School
of the Baptist Church
Holden
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Bowdoin Square Tabernacle
Boston
Bureau Temple
Dorchester
Webster
Boston Baptist Bethel
Five Lectures on Better Bible Work Planned
Dr. W J Brainbridge of Hill Memorial Church Allston arranges a course of five lectures to be delivered by Mr W K Andem, noted for his work with Gordon Bible and Training School.
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W. J. Brainbridge
Hill Memorial Church
Allston
W. K. Andem
Gordon Bible and Training School
Gordon Bible and Missionary Training School Opens Oct 9
Interest rises ahead of the Gordon Bible and Missionary Training School opening on October 9. Superintendent Rev. J A McElwain has received many inquiries and applications and expects about half of applicants to enroll at the start of term.
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Gordon Bible and Missionary Training School
J. A. McElwain
Rally Day at Ruggles Street Church
Next Sunday will feature singing by Lewis E. Smith and an address of welcome by Mr. C N Bentley at Ruggles Street Church. The usual orchestra accompanies the hood meeting in the afternoon. The first monthly social is planned for the second Wednesday in October, with Dr. Robert G Seymour, former pastor, preaching October 6.
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Ruggles Street
Lewis E. Smith
C. N. Bentley
Robert G. Seymour
Massachusetts Baptists Gather for State Convention in Springfield
Baptists of Massachusetts prepare for the regular State convention in Springfield on Oct. 30 with a large number of delegates expected from cities across the state.
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Baptists of
Massachusetts
Springfield
Lattime Removal Declared Unlawful by Supreme Court
Former City Marshal Frank Lattime of Newburyport who resigned to become a patrolman and was later removed by Mayor Alfred Hunt won his case. The Supreme Court ruled his dismissal unlawful as it lacked Aldermen approval and a written reason.
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Frank JL. Lattime
Newburyport
Alfred Fef. Hunt
Supreme Court
Board of Aldermen
Marceau Cup Recovered From Waste Heap Mystery
The Marceau silver loving cup, last seen missing from Theodore C. Marceau's studio after a display at the National Photo convention, was found by a mysterious friend of Chief Watts in a Harrison Avenue rubbish pile. A scratched bottom revealed it was plated, not solid silver, explaining its discard.
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Marceau
Watts
Harrison Avenue
Theodore C. Marceau
Chief Watts
Cupid Lurked in Brookline School Romance Ends in Wedding
A Brookline romance begun at Brookline High School led to a Monday wedding at the couple’s home. Natalie Bond, 23, of Harvard Avenue, married Brook CC. Ulman of Norfolk Road, Brookline, in a ceremony at the Bond home conducted by Rev. Nathan Wood. Ulman is a Boston broker.
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Brookline High School
Natalie Bond
Harvard Avenue
Brookline
Brook CC. Ulman
Norfolk Road
Frederick Bond
Nathan Wood
Newton Theological School
Ulman
Boston
City Aldermen Seek Re Election Amid Bruising Fight
City election preview notes Aldermen Berwin Baldwin Battis Leary Finigan Flannagan Woods seek reelection. Bangs Clark leave Republicans. Bell aims Senate seat from Dorchester. Draper may run for street commissioner. Baldwin to run fifth time. Bagley out in East Boston. Battis favored for Republican nomination there. Whelton may be replaced by Cuddy or McCarthy. Woods to run despite coal hearings. Lee backs him. Flannagan backed by Donovan and Kelcher. renomination likely.
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Baldwin
Battis
Leary
Finigan
Flannagan
Woods
Bangs
Clark
Bell
Dorchester
Draper
Bagley
Boston
Republian
Daniel Whelton
Lomasney
Bill’ Cuddy
Jed’ McCarthy
Finance Commission
Bill” Woods
Farmer
John Lee
Jim Donovan
Kelcher
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