The Sunday School Excerpt on Isaiah Light and Kingdom
Commentary by Rev. D. M. Stearns on Isaiah chapters nine and twelve. The piece links the prophecy of light under a coming king to Christ's earthly kingdom centered in Jerusalem and details roles of Jesus as Wonderful Counselor Mighty God Everlasting Father and Prince of Peace while urging believers to live in the Spirit.
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D. M. Stearns
Matthew
Jesus
Nazareth
Capernaum
R. V
Zebulun
Naphtali
Israel
Betholehem
David
Hos
Egypt
Paul
Christ
Jesus Christ
Jerusalem
Lord Jesus Christ
Earth
Chobei the Daring Leader Accepted Assassination
The legend of Chobei from sixteenth century Yeddo shows a famed swordsman who spurned aid, outwitted the Hatamotos leader Juiozayemon with a macaroni ruse, then entered the prince’s house to die in a staged bath trap rather than betray his courage.
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Chobei
Japan
Yeddo
St. Hermindad
Juiozayemon
Hatamotos
Juirozayemon
Ali Yeddo
Breakstrances
Chobel
Dust and daily vexations haunt occasional landslide note
The Weekly Bouquet notes that landslides are rare while dust seeps in through every crack and door and window. It contrasts this with the infrequent but crashing trouble that interrupts life amid constant minor annoyances.
Milton the poet faced blindness in misfortune
In Columbus Ohio, a student is asked to recall Milton's hardship. The teacher notes Milton was blind, and the student correctly answers that his misfortune was being a poet. The exchange appears in the Columbus State Journal style.
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Milton
Bobby Smart
Columbus
State Journal
Sudbury Notices and a Sudden Death at North Sudbury
The town of Sudbury closes all schools Friday for a two week holiday. Rev Edward F Higgins is absent from Newtonville with his pulpit supplied by Arthur Felch of Natick a Boston University student. Memorial church hosts Rev Arthur Titcomb new Ed wards church Saxonville exchange with Rev Clarence W Rouse. Oliver R Rice dies suddenly Saturday afternoon of heart disease after canvassing in Concord. He walked from North Sudbury station to J Stanley Rice's nephew home, grew tired, and died. Funeral Tuesday at Mt Wadsworth cemetery. He was one of twelve children son of late Capt William Rice. two siblings survive John Whitman Rice Sudbury and the widow of Henry Vose Roxbury. Rice sold books in Middlesex towns. spent much time in Sudbury and worked at American Watch Co in Waltham.
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Newtonville
Edward F. Higgins
Arthur Felch
Natick
Boston University
Oliver R. Rice
Concord
North Sudbury
J. Stanley Rice
George W. Gilman
Mt. Wadsworth
Oliver St. Rice
Capt
William Rice
John Whitman Rice
Sudbury
Henry Vose
Roxbury
Rice
Middlesex County
American Watch Co
Waltham
Hudson News Roundup and Local Club Reports
Hudson items include C C Moulton planning a short Christmas vacation to Thetford Vermont, Frank Foster visiting from Pawtucket, and George D. Burridge arraigned for bastardy. United Workmen officers were elected, Christmas trade looks strong, and local skaters Tighe and Bushy survived a pond incident on Brush’s pond. Hadyn Musical Association held a whist event with prizes won by Clement Taislon and Margaret Gill. Childrens evening set for January 2 with performances by young performers.
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Hadyn Musical Association
Clement Taislon
Margaret Gill
Mary Gill
Josie Brown
Nagle
Con. O'Connell
Childdren
Maynard Community Notices and Local Events
Abraham Courtney has been ill for about a week. The Epworth League hosted a supper and sale drawing a good crowd. Dr. Samuel Wilson suffered a broken collar bone in a hay wagon fall. B. J. Coughlin will handle Orient and Monarch bicycles next season. W. A. Haynes Co. grain store closes at 6 pm except Friday and Saturday nights from Jan 1 to Apr 1, 1900. Dr. Daniel Goodenow attended a funeral in Hanover, New Hampshire. Masses are set for Christmas Day at St. Bridget’s and West Acton with high mass at 10 and vespers at 3:15. Oliver R. Rice, a local bookseller, died suddenly in Sudbury. he lived with his nephew J. Stanley Rice. A pastor’s training class supper and entertainment drew a large crowd netting nearly $25. The town shows rising Christmas shopping and wage prospects uplift local merchants. Gilbert Godding of Rockbottom, a member of Assabet council, Royal Arcanum, died last week. funeral attended by a council delegation. The Hook and Ladder Company dance drew a strong turnout in uniform with Marlboro Orchestra. Arbor Vita club challenges Young Men’s Sunday Night club to a three-debater Transvaal conflict debate with F. E. Sanderson to coordinate.
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Methodist Epworth League
Samuel Wilson
Flagg
B. J. Coughlin
Orient
Monarch
Gilbert Godding
Rockbottom
Assabet Council
Royal Arcanum
Gleasondale
M. H. Garfield
Frank R. Connor
P. J. Sullivan
James Goodsell
Godding
Hose Co
Tates Orchestra
Marlboro
Joshua Edwards
Aids
Arbor Vita Club
Young Men
Transvaal
F. E. Sanderson
Arbor Vite Club
Man Cures Rectal Fistula With Arnica Salve
Remick Hamilton of West Jefferson Ohio suffered 18 months from a rectal fistula and doctors warned of death without a costly operation. He reportedly cured himself using five boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, praised as the greatest pile cure, sold by Johnson druggist, Maynard, and J C Friend, Concord.
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Remick Hamilton
West Jefferson
Johnson
Maynard
J. C. Friend
Concord
Electric Bitters Claim Cures Scrofula For Mrs Brewer
Dr D B CargHe of Washita I T reports four bottles of Electric Bitters cured Mrs Brewer of scrofula after years of suffering and failed treatments. The testimony claims the remedy purifies blood, aids liver kidney and bowel function, and strengthens the body. Sold for 50 cents by Friend in Concord with guarantee.
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D. B. CargHe
Washita
I. T
Brewer
Johnson
Maynard
J. C. Friend
Concord
Broad way Central Hotel Lease To Tilly Haynes
A new January 1 1900 lease for a long term of years is signed with Tilly Haynes, current manager who has run the hotel for eight years. He has rebuilt refurnished reorganized and enlarged the property at over a quarter of a million dollars, making it one of New Yorks largest and most complete hotels.
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Broadway Central Hotel
Tilly Haynes
Haynes
New York
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Boston
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Brush’s Pond
James Sullivan
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St. Bridget’s Church
West Acton
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New England
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Concord, Mass
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Maynard, Mass
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Fairhaven Road
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Acton
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Aaron R. Powers
Cambridge
Maynard Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
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