Welcome to city at Centralville M E church reception
A reception for Rev. F. M. Pickles and family was held at the Centralville M E church parlors with elaborate decorations and light refreshments. Mayor Wm. Ek. Badger and several city pastors attended. George H. Marston presided. a committee listed. ushers and matrons named. decorations overseen by a dedicated group. Local pastors spoke on The Fatal Message by John Kendrick Bangs. The cast included Thaddeus Perkins Warren W. Shaw and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Pickles
Centralville
M. E
Aid Society
Wm. Ek. Badger
George H. Marston
J. Kirby
J. T. Smith
Gardner Wills
E. P. Bryant
James Roberts
Annie Hamilton
W. S. McLean
G. W. Titus
Hoyd Hamilton
Russell Wills
Brainerd Taylor
Guy Johnson
Annie Kirby
Neilie Bowen
Ethel Titus
Annie Adams
Susie Smith
Alice Geigenheimer
Rose Adams
Nellie Bowen
Messrs
Boyd Hamilton
John Kendrick Bangs
Thaddeus Perkins
Warren W. Shaw
Elizabeth E. Spofford
Miss Andrews
Bertha M. Abbott
Edward Bradley
Albert Abbott
Alice L. Livingstone
Robert Yardley
Paul Shaw
Jack Barlow
Sidney Barton
Jennie
Millie Severance
Comedy Supper At First Trinitarian Church
The Ladies Benevolent Society hosted a pleasant supper and social last evening in the vestry. A group of Grace church youths performed a comedy, presented early in the season, drawing an unusually large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
the First Trinitarian Church
Grace Church
Supper and entertainment hosted by Mt. Vernon Street church group
The Men s Progressive league of Mt. Vernon Street F B church held a supper in the church vestry for over 150. A musical program followed with violin and piano solos by the Misses Martin, a reading by Miss Emily Rigley, and piano by Miss Laura Moore, with remarks by Rev S D Millin. Organizers included Mr Shields Mrs J W Pepin assisted by Mr Porter Mr Champaine Mr Pingree and Mr Gunther. Kitchen duties were managed by Mrs Pepin Mrs McDonald Mrs Moore and Mrs Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Progressive League
Mt. Vernon Street
F. B
Martin
Emily Rigley
Laura’ Moore
S. D. Millin
Shields
J. W. Pepin
Porter
Champaine
Pingree
Gunther
Pepin
McDonald
Moore
Nixon
Stocking Social at Immanuel Baptist Church Social
A social hosted by the Ladies Aid society at Immanuel Baptist Church drew many church members. Guests paid entry with a filled stocking and enjoyed musical and literary performances by Stavely, Davis, and Mrs. Berkett, plus refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Messrs. Stavely and Davis
Perfect health through Johann Hoff's Extract digestion tonic
The advertisement asserts perfect health follows strong digestion and sleep, touting Johann Hoff's Extract as a universal tonic. It claims it nourishes blood and flesh, strengthens nerves, and prevents sickness by supporting liver, kidneys, and bowels. It quotes Sandow praising digestion and notes physicians worldwide prescribe the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Hoff
Notable Church Event Impresses Congregation with Readings
Miss Isabelle Gillespie and Miss Mabel Severance led a church programme featuring readings by Mildred and Marion McKnight and Jeannie Hall of Dracut. The entertainment drew hearty applause and light refreshments followed, organized by a Ladies' Aid committee. They raised 27 toward a 100 dollar debt fund pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Gillespie
Mabel Severance
Mildred
Marion McKnight
Jeannie Hall
Dracut
Ladies’ Aid
Geo. H. Williams
Mitchell Lawson
Eli Harris
Elisha Ha
Mary Gillespie
First Highland church youth series event entertains children
The Highland Congregational church hosted the first monthly entertainment for its young people's choir in the vestry with about 60 children. Ping-pong and a musical program featured Miss Marie Welles, Mrs. O. W. Naylor, and assistants. Ruth Bradley read, while Mina Brooks and Mary Robinson performed readings. A later men's meeting considered forming a church league and appointed a committee to draft by laws and a constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Congregational Church
Marie Welles
O. W. Naylor
Martha Buttrick
J. B. Varnum
Josephine Marshall
Jennie Powell
Blanche Hankin
Leon Haynes
Chas. Fogg
Westminster church supper raises funds for coal
The Westminster Presbyterian ladies held an experience social and supper last night drawing a large crowd. Attendees shared experiences about raising funds for a coal purchase for the church. The supper committee included Mrs. Geo. Purl as chair and several others with Misses Stuart and McLeod among the helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Geo. Purl
James Love
D. G. MacKinnon
Robert Walker
I. 3. Archibald, Miss Margaret Nickerson, Mrs. Duncan MacKinnon
Minnie Stuart
Cristina McLeod
Ella Love
Ida McLaughlin
Uattle Frazer
Boyhood Friends Shape Tabernacle Services In Lowell
Special meetings at the Tabernacle reveal Pastor Dilts and Prof. Stout were boyhood playmates and later collaborators. Stout’s singing and Dilts’ sermons highlight God’s love as central to salvation, with Stout leading songs tonight and tomorrow. Service at 7:30. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Stout
Lowell
the Tabernacle
Pastor Dilts
Stout
Dilts
Adam
God
Jesus Christ
Earth
England's sunless summer at Greenwich set records
London's Greenwich observed a sunless season from April to September totaling about 920 hours, 330 hours below 1901, with August the sunniest shortfall month. July led with 201 hours and June with 179, while 33 percent of days had less than two hours of bright sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
London
Philadelphia Press
Wonder-Box Tales by Jean Ingelow reviewed
A concise review lauds Jean Ingelow as a versatile writer renowned for tales for children and compares her favorably to Grimm and Anderson. The Wonder-Box Tales collects five stories The Ouphe of the Wood The Fairy Who Judged Her Neighbors The Prince's Dream The Water Lily and The Lost Wand with ten full-page illustrations by Dianthe W. Horne. Published by Dana Estes & Co. Boston priced at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Ingelow
Mrs. Ewing
Grimm
Anderson
Miss Ingelow
Dianthe W. Horne
Dana Estes & Co
Boston
Mass
Lucky Ned: a boyhood tale by Edwin S Ellis
Ned Greenwood grows from village sports star to Yale athlete and farmer, beloved for courage and charm. A jealous bully becomes his ally after Greenwood saves him. The 363 page novel Lucky Ned follows his life from youth to married adulthood with fluency and drama. Dana Estes & Co. Boston publishes at $1.00 cloth 12mo, mailed $1.12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Greenwood
Greenwood
Ned
Yale
Edwin S. Ellis
Dana Estes & Co
Boston
Mass
The Law of New Thought by William Walker Atkinson
The Psychic Research company announces The Law of New Thought a nearly hundred page book answering what New Thought is means and its principles It includes chapters on Thoughts Are Things The Law of Attraction Mind Building and immortality among others The book runs 96 pages with cover price one dollar postpaid from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psychic’ Research Company
William Walker Atkinson
the Psychic Research Company
Chicago
A Little Book of Help and Good Cheer by Cuyler
Rev Theodore L Cuyler D D offers a 170 page collection of brief messages to friends in need of support and strength. Twenty five chapters include Day Dawn in the Soul The Secret of a Long Life Christ Every Day A Love Message to the Sorrowing and Growing Old and Keeping Young. Published by Baker Taylor Co New York priced at 1 00 net Christmas gift binding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore L. Cuyler
Dr. Cuyler
God
D. D
Baker & Taylor Co
New York
The International Quarterly September December issue review
The International Quarterly for September December surveys water property rights with Elwood Mead and includes essays by George Santayana and Robert Tyrrell. It features The Native States of India by Sir W Lee Warner and The Egypt of Today by J W Jenks, plus art and national policy pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Quarterly
International Monthly
Ziwood Mead
India
W. Lee Warner
India Office
Egypt
J. W. Jenks
Low
France
Germany
England
George Santayana
Robert Y. Tyrrell
Cicero
Elwood Mead
Cc. H. Toy
Napoleon
Marc Debrit
Will H. Low
Max Nordau
Hermann Sudermann
Richard M. Meyer
H. Robinson
the Quarterly Chronicle
J. B. Bishop
The World's Work October Issue Highlights Labor Relations
The October number of The World's Work covers a broad array of topics with uniformly strong illustrations. It features in depth discussion on labor relations and related social issues, reflecting the period's concerns and executive viewpoints.
Union and labor, culture fill a crowded issue card
The issue highlights Labor Union limits in Cunniff's second piece and Rev John McDowell's coal miner life story, plus George Maxwell on fixed wages. It surveys Americans in the Raw, Oceans Steamships, a New York Public School portrait, Thomas Dixon Jr. on Making a Real Home, and many illustrators. Franklin Matthews, Dr Floyd Crandall, Booker T. Washington, and others contribute. The Pilgrim explores Longfellow and Wayside Inn. fiction features five stories by Wilbur Tompkins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Cunniff
John McDowell
George Maxwell
Edward Lowry
America
Lawrence Perry
New York
William McAndrew
Girl's Technical High School
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Harry Courant
Florence Maynard
Arthur Hewitt
Dixon
Franklin Matthews
New York Chamber of Commerce
Floyd M. Crandall
Booker T. Washington
Negro Business League
Assemblyman
E. Ray Stevens
Wisconsin
Chalmers Roberts
England
United States
Prof
Hull
Cornell
Andrew D. White
Eleanor Root
Longfellow
Wayside Inn
Juliet Wilbur Tompkins
Karl Edwin Harriman
Sara Hopkins
Emery Pottle
Franc Remington
E. M. Holland
Kenneth Herford
Byron W. Holt
Hargot Holt Cahoon
van Rensgselaer Dey
Helen Gould
Irvington-on-the Hudson
Samuel Moffett
Smiths
Charles H. Johnson
Kier Hardie
Bertha Damaris Knobe
Samuel Eberly Gross
Chicago
Leslie's Monthly preview teases new mystery tales and features
The November Leslie's Monthly highlights Anna Katherine Greene's latest detective story with a $100 prize for the first solution. It also presents Dr Henry van Dyke's acclaimed short tale, Ralph Connor’s Glengarry School Days piece, William Winter's critique on Richard Mansfield, a stagecraft photo series by Byron, Agnes C Laut on the Hudson Bay fur trade, and the final installment of The Autobiography of a Thief plus additional fiction and verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherlock Holmes
Anna Katherine Greene
Leslie's Monthly
Henry van Dyke
Glengarry
Ralph Connor
Connor
William Winter
Richard Mansfield
Byron
Agnes C. Laut
Hudson Bay
Unusual Hat Styles Dominate This Season
A demure looking girl leads a fashion trend with many new hat designs worn straight over the forehead rather than angled over one ear. The shift signals a bold departure from previous headwear, emphasizing a clean, frontal silhouette in current styles.
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Centralville M. E. Church
Men’s Progressive League
Mt. Vernon Church
Stocking Social
Merry Entertainment
Sandow
Eisner & Mendelson CO
A. R. Dilts
Book Weeviews
Lucky Ned
Frank Leslie’s
H-O
Winchester
Nternally
Express
Winchester Pile Cure CO
Medford
PAL
S & Burkinsshaw
Middlesex Street
Bowler Bros
Worcester, Mass
St. Vincent's Hospital
Worcester
The
Sawyer Carriage Co
Sawyer
Pearson's Brug Store
Central Street
Cor. Appleton
OUR Prescription Dept
Optician Geo. G
Knowlton
Prescott Street
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