Minister From Philadelphia Installed At Kirk Street Church
The Kirk Street Congregational church installed Rev. George Edward Martin, D. D., as pastor in a service noted for simple dignity. The sermon was by a Philadelphia Presbytery minister, with representatives from New England Congregationalists. the ecclesiastical council, comprising many church and seminary figures, unanimously approved the installation. Dr. Martin outlined his liberal conservative stance and affirmed adherence to fundamental confessions while allowing for modest changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edward Martin
Kirk Street Congregational Church
Presbytery
Philadelphia
Martin
New England
John R. Davies
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church
Lev
Albert M. Hitchcock
Central Congregational Church
Worcester
G. Winthrop Plainer
Andover Theological Seminary
C. W.W. Huntington
High Street Church
Ecclesiastical Council
First Church
Lowell
F. A. Warfield
First Trinitarian
Geo. F. Kenngett
H. H. Summer
Free Church
Andover
F. A. Wilson
Central
Dracut
F. I. Kelley
Eben Fox
Eliot
E. V. Bigelow
James Sykes
High Street
F. R. Shipman
North Chelmsford
R. W. Dunbar
Chelmsford
E. G. Bartlett
W. R. Fowle
A. H. Sheldon
J. A. Me
S. R. Colburn
Lawrence Street
Lawrence
W. E. Melcott
R. H. Te
G. W. Platner
Seminary Church
Anflover
W. B. Graves
Worceser
A. W. Hitchcock
G. W. Jackintire
Tyngsboro
Sarah A. Dixon
W. E. Wolcott
A. L. Thompson
RE. H. Shattuck
Yale
Presbyterian Church
Warfield
Council
Benn F Dunklee Dies at 73 in Lowell Home
Benn F Dunklee, 73, longtime Lowell resident and foreman at the N Y N H R R house, died last evening at his home 67 London street. He leaves a widow, two sons, a brother and two sisters, and was a member of the Masons Eastern Star Knights of Malta and Columbia council of American Mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benn F. Dunklee
London Street
Lowell
N. Y
N. H
Masons
Eastern Star Lodge
Knights of Malta
Columbia Council of American Mechanics
Obituary notices for Leamy Payen and Doherty
The funeral of D. J. Leamy was at 8 from Prince street home then St Josephs church and burial in Concord New Hampshire. Malvina Payen’s funeral at 8 30 from 48 Bartlett Street with service at St Josephs led by Fr Lianothe assisted by Fr Marion and Fr Guillard. bearers named. burial in St Josephs Cemetery. Ann Doherty funeral at 7 Chestnut Street with burial (continuation not shown).
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D. J. Leamy
Prince Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Amyott
Concord
N. H
Malvina Payen
P. Leclaire
Bartlett Street
St. Joseph's Church
Lianothe
Marion
Guillard
Callaghan
Sophie
Marguerite Roberts
P. Morin
Albert Trevost
Ernest Deneault
Arthur Villemeuve
Albert Willette
T. Rock
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Albert
Ann Doherty
Chestnut Street
Mass of Requiem at Immaculate Conception Church
A Mass of Requiem was celebrated at Immaculate Conception Church by Rev Fr Dorgan. The choir sang the Gregorian anthems. Mrs P P Haggerty presided. Bearers were James Doherty Samuel Oldfield Thomas Cull and James Foye. Floral offerings included a large cross from Mrs Sarah Dougherty a sheaf of wheat from Miss Helen Clark and other wreaths and bouquets from local families.
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Ge Catholic
Stolley
Immaculate Conception
Dorgan
P. P. Haggerty
Onge
James Doherty
Samuel Oldfield
Thomas Cull
Jame Foye
Sarah Dougherty
Helen Clark
Sarah Duffy
James Gagan
Hugh Downey
Annie Welch
P. Murphy
B. Feeney
Obituaries: Shanley Dunklee and Loker in Chelmsford
Notices from this city report deaths of Alice Shanley aged 5 years 3 months at 78 Summer street to parents Peter and Hanna Shanley Benn F Dunklee aged 73 at 67 London street and Loring Loker aged 90 in Chelmsford at her home on March 4.
New England Garden Home and Other Country Life Features
The March issue highlights spring with enriched pages on country life and landscapes. Notable pieces include Mrs. Jack Gardner's New England Garden Home, photographs by Dugmore and Wallihan, and Meyer's close-up nesting shots of flying fish-hawks. Also features on maple sugar making, farm life philosophy, and a Berthold array of editorial notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New England
Jack Gardner
John Burroughs
A. Radclyffe Dugmore
Canadian
A. G. Wallihan
Alfred J. Meyer
The American Commercial Invasion of Europe
The piece argues that American industry dominates English markets from tobacco and newspapers to paper, motors, telephones, clothing, and car components. It notes cheaper freight, American-made machines, and labor-saving woodwork as factors enabling US firms to outcompete English manufacturers in many sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
England
New England
London Docks
Cardiff
Metropolis
United Kingdom
American Motors
Chicago
Europe
Frank A. Vanderlip
Scribner's
Art as Necessity and National Taste
The editorial argues that art should not be treated as a luxury, noting that what is deemed a luxury can become a necessity over time. It cites examples like baths and the railway palace car, praises the nation’s growth in comfort and beauty, and urges removing legal barriers that block access to great master paintings, framing art as essential to national growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Ride
March Decatury
Lowell
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G. E. Martin
D. D
Kirk St
Bytery
Horace Ela
Telephone
OtNre
Country Life In
Catholic World
Father Hogan
William L. Sullivan
House of Silence
Albert Reynaud
Lillian J. Barry
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Charles Morris
Morris
United States
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