Easter Holy Week Observed at St. Bridget's Church
Holy Thursday through Easter Sunday services at St. Bridget's Catholic Church overcrowded the seats. Rev. Walter J. Browne led the early mass while Rev. P D Meagher officiated the 8:30 and 10:30 masses. The 10:30 mass featured an elaborate musical program under A A Hilferty with Genevieve Coughlin and others. The 3:15 p.m. vespers closed with Stearns' musical vespers.
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Assabet Mills
Walter J. Browne
P.D. Meagher
Hae Dies
Miss Coughlin
Agnus Dei
James Farrell
A. A. Hilferty
Harlow Greene
Irene O'Donnell
William Scully
Stearns
Easter services attract large Methodist Church crowd
At the M E Church a full house attended Sunday special Easter services morning and evening. Rev A M Osgood preached Immortality with a grand musical program led by Miss Jennie Naylor. Five new members joined at 4 pm and two were baptized. An Easter concert by Sunday school children followed at 6 30 pm with recitations and songs led by Edwin Carlton and Alice.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
A. M. Osgood
Jennie Naylor
Rotoli
Arthur Sullivan
Edwin Carlton
Easter Recitations and Musical Numbers Showcase
A school program of recitations exercises and songs features students and groups such as Margaret Murray Caroline Mosher Myrtle Phillips Eeith Perkins and Dorothy Naylor performing pieces like The Risen Lord The Purple Hyacinth and The Centurion's Daughters along with solo and chorus numbers led by Dorothy Naylor Edith McAuslan Ada Hill Helen Gardner Ruth Vietch and a visiting chorus. A benediction by the pastor closes the event.
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Gertrude Chandler
Alice Saunders
Florence Morrison
Thelma Veitch
George Tucker
Miller Hill
Walter Morrison
Howard Prescott
Easter Services Impress at Congregational Church
Easter Sunday at the Congregational Church featured a morning sermon by Rev. Frederick N. Rutan on The Bright Gate and the Vision Beyond. The music included solos by W. W. Hodadon, Mrs. Ross W. Maynard, Mrs. Robert B. Archer, and George H. Coggswell with a 25-voice choir led by Horace F. Bates and organist Herbert Lawton. An evening children’s concert offered carols and recitations from Sunday school pupils under Bates and Hawkes.
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Frederick N. Rutan
W. W. Hodadon
Ross W. Maynard
Boston
Robert B. Archer
George H. Coggswell
Horace F. Bates
Herbert Lawton
Maynard
Mr. Hodsdon
George Coggswell
Dorothy Morse Long
Gladys Moore
Maxine Damien
Bernice Lester
Bella Frazier
Elizabeth Leithead
Helen Brown
Herbert Mallinson
Edward Johnson
Marion Townsend
Miss Jacobson
Emma Guillow
Ruth French
Lillian Anderson
Lillian Weaving
Marion Rand
Something
Jesus
Ethel Garlick
Helen Peterson
Edith Whitehead
Margaret Johnson
Easter Services Marked By Large Attendance And Lilies
Morning and evening church services drew a large attendance with Easter lilies and plants decorating the sanctuary. Miss Laura Woodart, Mrs. Roderick Melver, Mrs. John Banks and Miss Jeannie Adams directed arrangements. Lilies were sent to the ill or absent including Sidney Shattuck and several Mrs. names listed.
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Laura Woodart
Roderick Melver
John Banks
Jeannie Adams
Sidney Shattuck
Eliza Whitney
Henry Axford
Adelbert Martin
George Hart
H. F. Bates
Easter at St George s Church Elaborate Decor and Music
Easter Sunday at St George s Episcopal Church featured unusually large turnout for 6 am and 10 30 am services. Rev A B Papineau led worship with a grand musical program by the full choir directed by George Cuttell. The 10 30 service included hymns and anthems like The Strife is Oer and Break Forth Into Joy. An evening service at 4 30 pm offered further music.
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St. George’s Church
St. George’s Episcopal Church
A. B. Papineau
George Cuttell
A. H. Brown
F. R. Greenish
Jesus Christ
Canadians in Forefront on Douai Cambrai Front
London reports the British forces led by Canadians advancing along the Douai Cambrai line with gains from Vimy southward and west of Cambrai. In two days of fighting German losses are heavy including over 11 000 prisoners taken and 100 guns 60 trench mortars and 163 machine guns captured.
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London
Douat-Cambrai
France
Vimy
Cambrai
LEDS OF FARMERS MUST BE FINANCED
Washington on April 11 says the farmer must be financed to meet extraordinary demand. Herbert Quick of the federal farm loan board says the emergency burdens production as labor shortens by a million in the army. He urges cash purchases for machinery as credit is essential now.
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Washington
Herbert Quick
Federal Farm’ Loan ‘Hoard
Phis
Transformation dream sparks longing for a perfect home
In a Fort Worth Star Telegram excerpt a seventeen year old hero eyes a fifteen year old heroine as she imagines ideal Brick houses and a cozy home. She longs for a fitting home and a life with him, dreaming of a happier, more complete domestic scene.
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Atkryshe Nikés
Claude Gillan
Fort’ Worth
Tragedy of Being Dull in the Woman's Home Companion
Arnold Bennett explores dullness as a prison of the mind. The dull man lacks imagination and perspective, trapped in his own limited view, unable to perceive beyond his own material world or imagine other human connections.
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Arnold Bennett
Physics of a bullet returning with twist observed in lake experiments
Popular Science Monthly reports that a vertical bullet fired upward returns to its original position with the bottom first due to the propeller's force ceasing at the peak while the twist continues. The twist is evidenced by warping of wood fibers in the ice plank.
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Germany
Fhce
Popular Science Monthly
Five Points area history and notable events
The passage recalls the Five Points area in New York once a bustling hub at Park Street, Bowery and the junction with Park Row. It notes a 1740 incident where fourteen enslaved people were burned during a slave revolt, mentions Dodd Rabbits and Bowery Boys battles, a July 3 1857 riot response by the Seventh Regiment, and the 1850 incorporation of Wire Points mission.
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Worth
Baxter
Park Streets
Park Row
Bowery
Chatham Square
Mulberry Bend
Bowery Boys
Wire Points Mission
Show ad jests about age limits to please older youths
A New York Post clipping mocks a manager's show announcement by noting it discourages patrons under eighteen and cheekily says that will appeal to children over eighteen. The quip highlights satirical take on censorship and audience targeting.
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Eigteen
New York Post
Records Shatter by Freshman Star at Penn State Froth
A Penn State Froth item notes a standout freshman who broke three records last week. The piece reflects awe at the athlete's speed and impact while teasing a humorous aside about a rival’s setup.
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Mercy
zIs
Penn State
Blindfolded Challenge Promises Five Minute Stand Test
A statement notes that under blindfolded conditions no person can stand for five minutes without moving. The claim highlights the difficulty of maintaining stillness and balance while deprived of sight.
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