Three Addresses Highlight 73rd Session of North Middlesex Unitarian Churches
The 73d session gathered at First Church Nashua with Rev. Herbert H. Mott presiding. Speakers included Rev. B. R. Bulkeley on The Missionary Idea in Unitarianism and Rev. C. E. Fisher on Is There a Decline in Religious Life, with discussions by Rev. J. S. Moulton and others. The meeting featured a lunch, organ music, and elections to office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelmsford
Fallows
F. A. Paten
Littleton
Harvey
A. Whiting
Wilton
N.H
F. T. Greenhalge
Lowell
E. 35. McQuesten
Nashua
George C. Wright
Chas. H. Coburn Lowell
Stow
William F. Heald
Pepperell
Daniel Nesdham
Groton
Charles T. Rivings
Whiliam Brown
Tyngsboro
George S. Shaw
Ashby
William C. Brown
Eliza Babbitt
Westford
Kate I. Hazen
Shirley
Wright
J. S. Moulton
C. FE. Fisher
First Universalist Church
Fisher
Wm. A. Bolster
Meat and health foods clash in old debate
The article argues a mixed diet of grains fruits and meats is best citing ancient robust health from roast beef and pork. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to aid digestion and claims doctors endorse them for executive digestion and relief of indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Reminson
Stuart
United Textile Workers End Per Capita Tax at 5 Cents
Washington Oct 23 United Textile Workers of America closed its first annual convention today electing James Tansey as president and naming officers from Fall River New Bedford Ipswich and Philadelphia. Tansey named to the AFL convention delegate. The group will appoint an agent to organize textile workers in the southern states and a resolution backed shorter hours and abolition of child labor. The 5 cent per quarter per capita tax was kept despite opposition to a 10 cent proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Textile Workers of America
Philadelphia
James Tansy
Fall River
Mass
Samuel Ross
New Bedford
Michael McCarthy
White Rock
R. I
Albert Hibbert
James Whitehead
Thomas O'Donnell
Thomas Taylor
Mathew Hart
John Waldron
Ella M. Nichols
Ipswich
Maurice Noonan Lawrence
Thomas L. Ehly
J. H. Cartledge
Augusta
E. M. Carter
Langley
S. C
J. R. Grabowski
Chicopee Falls
Joseph F. Jackson
James Cliffe
Pawtucket
Tansey
American Federation of Labor Convention
New Orleans
Association
Negro Lynched After Capture Near Tallapoosa Bridge
Ben Brown, an African American man accused of attempting to assault a white woman near Tallapoosa Georgia, was seized from the county jail by a mob of about 300. He was hanged from a bridge trestle as troops delayed arriving from Atlanta.
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Tallapoosa
Ben Brown
Henry Dees
Atlanta
Brown
Hutchinson
Gov. Candler
Rise of a broad religious spirit reshapes modern faith
A 19th century sermon notes that religion remains vital but adopts collective social aims. Speakers including Samuel L. Taylor and Mrs. Barker discuss declines in church attendance, secular Sabbath observance, and the energizing of benevolent deeds. The talk praises enduring religious spirit amid changing times, concluding at 4:80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan M. Barker
Ayer
Dr. Young
Winchester
Spools For Babies At Hodges Grocery Store
A list announces ready spoons for many babies at F. H. Hodges grocery to be claimed by bringing mothers and signing receipts. Names include Alice Day, Antoinette Lanvier, Anna Ducey, and numerous others. An Edinburgh professor won government consent to spend two summer months at the Eddyastone lighthouse to study bird flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Hodges
Hodges
Alice Day
Antoinette Lanvier
Anna Ducey
Alice Staveley
Agnes Lambert
Alitha Gooch
Bertha Hicks
Berton Williams
Charles Dixon
Dan Farlick
Ethel Sharron
Eleanor Alexander
Jurle Ireland
Elizabeth Bamford
Esther Sayers
Ellen Rydle
Ethel Libby
Francia McCarthy
Francis Carr
Florence Paresky
Gilman Webber
George McClellan
Gideon Swanson
Helen Flanagan
Hattie Blaisdell
Isabella Burke
Joseph Burke
James Murphy
John Neary
John Bkocy
James McLeod
John Tighe
John Halloran
Joseph Vaughn
James Boland
May Flanagan
Mattie Cahill
Mildre Thompson
Minnie Goldenburg
Edinburgh
Eddyastone Light House
Dr Gray Case Probed By Grand Jury Over Fatal Reading Crash
The grand jury investigated charges against Dr. Gray of Cambridge related to the Hoag children deaths from a June 7 automobile crash near a Reading railroad crossing. About 38 Cambridge cases were considered, with several witnesses from Melrose Malden and Cambridge. If indicted, trial may wait until late term.
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Gray
Cambridge
Hoag
Reading
Melrose
Malden
Lowell
Court House
Dr. Gray
Diplomats Dine in Copenhagen as Swenson Becomes Dean
In Copenhagen on October 23, U. S. Minister Swenson hosted a dinner for M. Jusserand the new French ambassador to the United States. Jusserand will depart for Paris in November and arrive in Washington in January. The retirement of Baron Beck Friess, the Norwegian minister, and the promotion of Count Benckendorff, the Russian minister to London, will make Swenson the dean of the diplomatic corps, the first American to hold that honor in Copenhagen.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
M. Jusserand
United States
Paris
Washington
U. S
Swenson
Baron Beck Friess
Count Benckendorff
London
Mr. Swenson
Keith's Theatre to Feature Grapewin in The Awakening of Pipp
Keith's Boston playhouse books Charles E Grapewin for the week starting October 27 presenting for the first time in this city his latest success The Awakening of Pipp with Anna Chance and a varied lineup including Rachel Laya Stack and Milton Mayme Remington the Baggensens Julian Rose Dave Nowlin Roberts Hayes and Roberts Eddie Mack and Sumasa The show is billed as one of the season's most pleasing acts with Panpinta the myriad career highlighted for the week of November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Grapewin
Keith
Boston Playhouse
Pipp
Grapewin
Anna Chance
Rachel Laya
Stack
Milton
Mayme Remington
Baggensens
Julian Rose
Dave Nowlin
West
Roberts
Hayes
Eddie Mack
Satsuma
Papinta
Fresh Molasses Kisses at 19c a Pound
Saturday special advertises Belle Mead Sweet chocolate made from finest ingredients under sanitary conditions. Sold in one half and one pound boxes at Fred Howard druggist 197 Central Street. usual price 25c, now 19c per pound.
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Fred Howard
Central Street
Medford Banker J. W. Parry Dies After Surgery
J William Parry, oldest son of Mr and Mrs Joseph J Parry of 61 Dudley Medford, died Thursday at Malden hospital after complications from an appendectomy performed Sunday. He was about 30, born in Roxbury and long resident of Milford and Medford, known in local banking circles at National Exchange Bank on State Street. He helped found the Medford Boat Club and belonged to First Baptist Church of Medford.
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Malden Hospital
J. William Parry
Joseph J. Parry
Dudley Street
Medford
Boston
National Exchange Bank
State Street
Mr. Parry
Roxbury
Milford
Wakefield man crushed by dumpcart in Boston accident
John L. Casey of 11 Auburn street Wakefield was sleeping atop paving blocks beside a Haymarket Square site when a dark cart driver could not see him. Charles Kirk of Charlestown drove the cart for P O Rordan. Casey suffered a fractured skull broken collar bone and multiple left ribs with little hope of recovery. He was taken to a hospital while the driver was released.
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John L. Casey
Auburn Street
Wakefield
New Hospital
Haymarket Square
Boston
Charles Kirk
School Street
Charlestown
P. O'Riordan
Casey
Dingey
Hanover Street
Funeral of Daniel J. McSweney in Concord Largest on Record
The last rites for Daniel J. McSweney were held Thursday in Concord, with a solemn high mass at 9:30 led by Rev. Edward J. Moriarty. Organist Katherine A. Gleason and soprano Helen Hosea performed, Knights of Columbus burial service attended, and bearers named Connorton, McWalter, Goulding, McManus, and Sullivan.
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Daniel J. McSweney
Concord
Edward J. Moriarty
John A. Crowe
M. J. Scanlon
Katherine A. Gleason
Helen Hosea
Calvary
Knights of Columbus
Concord Council
John J. Connorton
Maurice McWalter
Thomas McWalter
John H. Goulding
Frank McManus, Jr
P. J. Sullivan
Lucy Greenwood obituary recalls a life of faith and service
In Billerica on the local paper page, Lucy Greenwood dies aged 86 after 62 years with Moses P. Greenwood. Four children survived by George P. Hattie and Carrie with Bradford preceding. Her funeral was held Tuesday at Foxhill cemetery with pallbearers S. H. King Alfred Brown A. Blodgett and S. H. Bull. Rev. F. A. Wilson and Rev. A. S. Wurst led services. Faith framed her lasting influence and comfort to others.
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Lucy Greenwood
Natick
Moses P. Greenwood
George P
Hattie
Carrie
Ann Augusta Bradford
Foxhill Cemetery
Dea. S. H. King
Alfred Brown
A. Blodgett
H. Bull
F. A. Wilson
A. 5. Wurst
Orthodox Congregational Church
Treating a Gracious Invitation Lightly Sermon Friday
Carlisle topic for Friday evening features W A Prescott leading a sermon titled Treating a Gracious Invitation Lightly. Rev Mr Armes delivered a Sunday morning sermon We would see Jesus from John 12 21. Mrs Austin Davis and Miss Sarah Davis reported on convention meetings held in Boston last week.
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Cc. E
W. A. Prescott
Armes
Jesus
John xii
Boston
Austin Davis
Sarah Davis
Delegates named for Woburn conference of churches
Sunday delegates chosen to attend the Woburn conference of churches in Woburn on Tuesday Oct 25 include George E French John P Davis Mrs Austin W Davis and W B Chamberlin The Ladies Social circle Unitarian met last Thursday at Mrs Charles Forbush Rev and Mrs W E Lane visiting Newtonville home of his parents and planning a Mechanics fair trip in Boston The Unitarian vesper service Sunday evening drew a large attendance The choir featured Mr Wm A Weyhe Rockville Conn and Mr Frank E Wilkins sang with Mrs J H Duren at the organ Mr Lane delivered the final sermon in a trio on the prodigal son Mr and Mrs Emile Peterson hosted about 75 friends from nearby towns Saturday with a decorated dinner set and 20 dollars in bills Charles Nickless is confined to his room D L Chamberlin bought the Taylor farm with two barns orchards and mead ow land The first social dance of the season was held at Union hall on Wednesday Oct 15 and was a pleasing success R
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
George E. French
John P. Davis
Austin W Davis
W. B. Chamberlin
Unitarian
Charles Forbush
W. E. Lane
Newtonville
Mechanics Fair
Bofton
Emile Peterson
Lowell
Chelmsford
Carlisle
Concord
Charles Nickless
D. L. Chamberlin
Taylor Farm
Registration Ends Saturday for Bedford Vote on Nov 4
Bedford town notices urge residents to register by Saturday Oct 25 to vote on Nov 4. Registrars will be at the town office from noon to 10 pm. The piece also profiles local figures including Rep Abram English Brown praised at Concord convention and notes on community events, schooling, and local travel.
North Woburn Mourns D Warner Danforth Name
North Woburn honors D Warner Danforth a long time resident who died at his School Street home after a lingering illness. Born October 20, 1847 in Derry New Hampshire he moved to Woburn as a child and spent eight years in Somerville. He married Milas Jane Taylor in 1874 and had three sons two surviving Homer of Worcester and Walter a textile student in Lowell. He worked at North Packing and Provision in East Cambridge from 1867 becoming head clerk and paymaster until 1901 health forced resignation.
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D. Warner Danforth
School Street
Mr. Danforth
Derry
N. H
Woburn
Somerville
Milas Iane Taylor
Kalamazoo
Mich
Danforth
North Packing & V Provision Company
East Cambridge
Homer
Worcester
Walter
Lowell
Lynch Court Martial Finds Captain Guilty Of Indebtedness
The court martial at Plattsburg barracks found Captain James A. Lynch of the 28th Infantry not guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer but guilty of conduct prejudicial to good order and military discipline for 1900 indebtedness. He is reduced ten numbers in grade, with findings and sentence approved by General MacArthur, Eastern Department.
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Washington
James A. Lynch
28Th Infantry
Plattsburg Barracks
N. Y
War Department
Lynch
Gen. MacArthur
Department of the East
Be rea n Primitive Methodist church social at Wormall home
The Ladies Aid society hosted a social at Mrs Wormall 59 South Whipple Street on Wednesday night. A large number attended and enjoyed readings and songs by Mr and Mrs Wormall. A good sum was raised for the church fund.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Berean Primitive Methodist Church
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Unitarians
North Middlesex Society
North Middlesex
Herbert H. Mott
F. A. Patch
Joshua Young
D. D
Geo. C. Wright
J. F. Kimball
C. T. Billings
A. D. K. Shurtleff
A. J. McKee
H. H. Mott
Geo. S. Shaw
C. H. Coburn
G. C. Wright
Department of Justice
B. R. Bulkeley
Beverly
Old Essex
Mr. Bulkeley
Unitarian Church
T. Billings
Billings
Mr. Casson
Buckingham
Wm. Channing Brown
American Unitarian Association
George CC. Wright
Armory
William Brown
Tyngsborough
Inez M. Wheeler
United Textile Workers End
Tanley S
Georgia Mob
Science
Hooton’s
Britannica
Hooton
Hooton Cocoa & Chocolate CO
Newark
N. J
Samuel L. Taylor
Hodges’ Grocery Store
Grand Jury
Jusserand
Keith’s Theatre
Robert J. Thomas
Water Works
Father John
Middlesex County
Billerica
Board of Registrars
Abram English Brown
Middlesex
Concord Town Hall
E. G. Loomis
Winslow Russell
Concord Junction
Committee On
Metropolitan Affairs and Agriculture
Faneuil Hall
Weston
Lincoln
Bedford
C. E
Emma J. Hughes
Clara Powell
Barton
William N. Cragin
Emerson School of Oratory
M. Adelle Corey
Swanton
Vermont
E. H. Rollins
L. B. Smith
Ralph A. Wood
Bedford Division
Concord High School
Ralph 8. Fickett
Master Wood
Emery Gault
Misses Hosmer
C. C. Elliott
Walter Anderson
West Somerville
Elliott
W. G. Webber
Amherst
John Gleason
Webber
Ek. G. Loomis
North Woburn
Church Social
COA
Hidhu
Merrimack St
Harry
Richardson
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