Evidence of Mrs Pinkham Cures in New Hampshire Letter
Mrs L L Towne of Littleton New Hampshire testifies after eight years of womb and bladder inflammation and painful menses she improved after taking Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound praising it as a woman’s best friend and noting she is well now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Proxkhamm
Lydia E.kham
Genie Kellogg
Berlin Heights
Ohio
Mrs. Pryxnam
K. E. Scholtes
Mr. Oliver
Pittsburg
Deak
Pinknam
L. L. Towne
Littleton
N. H
Mrs. Pinkham
Jennie Freeman
Pennsylvania Ave
Lima, Ohio
Mrs. Pryrggam
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Frances Demonstration Shows Quiet Descent Lesson
A Boston mother scolds her daughter Frances for noisy descent tonight then praises the second quiet return. Frances explains she slid down the banisters to be ladylike as mothers and callers listen. Boston police are ordered not to gossip on duty, challenging expectations of officer conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Andover Conference Holds Annual Meeting on Systematic Giving
The forty second annual meeting of the Andover conference of Congregational churches met at the South church in Lawrence with strong attendance. Leaders cited debt reduction and church growth, and discussed systematic giving with reports from Andover Seminary Church and others. A 10 percent increase in annual gifts to six societies was urged, committees were formed, and the gathering concluded with a sermon by Rev. Wm. C. Poor and a communion service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover Conference of Congregational Churches
South Church
Lawrence
D. P. Hatch
Willard Everett
Lowell
W. A. Bartlett
A. W. Burnham
Wm. F. Walcott
Highland of
North Chelmsford
Pawtucket
Trinitarian
Church of
Tyngsboro
F. R. Shipman
Andover
Shipman
Eaton
Seminary Church of
High Street Church
Mr. Smith
Ballardvale
Seminary
Sarah A. Dixon
E. C. Bartlett
Chelmsford
F. H. Page
State Forward Movement
Prudential Committee
Sarah Dixon
Deacon Sargent
Albert W. Burnham
Lieg. F. R. Shipman
H. Oliphant
Methuen
Dea
S. H. Thompson
Emerson
Hyde
Mission Churches
F. A. Wilson
J. J. Colton
Hincks
General Association
Geo. H. Johnson
Wm. E. Walcott
J. S. Sanborn
North Andover
H. I. Barnes
D. D
J H. Haworth
C. H. Oliphant
Geo. F. Kenngett
J. L. Brewster
S.s
George A. Hood
Church Building Society
Wm. CG. Poor
Church admissions committee to review service orders
At seven o'clock the moderator urged the business committee to report a motion naming a three member panel to examine the church's admission service orders in use and to draft any needed revisions for approval.
Women's Alliance Holds Lowell Branch Meeting
The annual Lowell Branch meeting of the National Alliance of Unitarian and Other Liberal Christian Women met at the Unitarian vestry with large attendance. Mr. Billings summarized The Great Religions of the World as part of a winter study class while $529.54 was reported raised for denominational charities. New officers elected include President Mrs. Charles T. Billings, VPs Mrs. A. B. Clark and Mrs. G. L. Hooper, Secretary Mrs. James Francis, Treasurer Miss Adelaide Baker, and committees chaired by Miss Anna F. Anderson, Miss Florence E. Gray, and Mrs. E. S. Hylan. Tea closed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
National Alliance of Unitarian
Unitarian Vestry
Billings
Charles T. Billings
A. B. Clark
G. L. Hooper
James Francis
Adelaide Baker
Anna F. Anderson
Florence E. Gray
Hylan
Festival music at St Anne's church inspires choir
At evening prayer the Diocesan choir guild performed festival music in Boston rendered by several choirs. The audience felt uplifted as the well trained voices filled the sanctuary. The Day is Past and Over by Marks and Bach’s stately choral preceded it. Stainers Awake Thou That Sleepest and Martins Hail Gladdening Light offered rich color and devotion. Dr Chambre spoke on music as worship, its past decadence, and revival through Gregory and Ambrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne's Church
Diocesan
Boston
Marks
Bach
Stainer
Martin
Dr. Chambre
Gregory
Ambrose
Professional Women's League holds adjourned meeting
The first adjourned meeting of the Professional Women's League was held last evening in the Swan building. Plans for future work were discussed and several names were added to the membership list. The preliminary organization is nearly complete and the league room is open during the day for members. The next business meeting is set for Friday evening, May 10. Membership applications may be sent to Miss Wildie Thayer Sun office, Miss E. M. Wells Courier-Citizen office or Miss Frances L. Knight 1242 Bridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professional Women’s League
Swan
Wildie Thayer
Sun Office
E. M. Wells
Courier-Citizen Office
Frances L. Knight
Bridge Street
Ladies of Charity Reception Postponed to May 21
The Ladies of Charity of St John’s Hospital fix the postponed reception for Tuesday May 21 at Huntington hall, with invitation cards valid at Huntington hall. The event had been delayed due to Fr Joyce’s death and was originally set for Associate hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Charity of
St. John’s Hospital
Fr. Joyce
Huntington Hall
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Women’s Alliance
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State Street
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Portland
State St
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Appleton St. B.P
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United States Mail
New York
Londonderry
Henderson Brothers
Broadway
Appleton Street
Harry
Richardson’s
Arthur Rhodes
Merrimack ST
Courier-Citizen Building
New England
J. J. McMannon
Prescott St
D.P. Knomveston
Ganger
Optician
George Ge Rogers
Merrimack Street
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