Lecture and reflections on fathers and sons in colonial hall
An agenda item notes a lecture by Col. Thomas Wentworth Higginson on English and American cousins at Colonial hall on Monday October 27 at 4 p m The piece then discusses Good Housekeeping magazine and its Fathers and Sons department. It argues fathers must share in child training alongside mothers, with quotes stressing early parental influence and active father son time for moral and intellectual development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Hall
Col
Thomas Wentworth H Gginson
Good Housekeeping
Springfield
Fathers and Sons
Dreamwold visit and medical musings mixed in casual column
A humorous social note recalls John Adams PD. A. R. ladies touring Dreamwold estate of Thomas W. Lawson despite Mrs Lawson's illness. The piece veers into quips about seeds in fruit and a Illinois doctor's claim linking flour to illness. It then muses on modern surgery potentially replacing breach of promise suits and notes a New York woman surviving a heart stab with stitches.
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John Adams
PD. A. R
Dreamwold
Thomas W. Lawson
Illinois
New York
Fair Musical Programme Aids Church Debt at Middlesex Hall
The Central Methodist fair at Odd Fellows hall Middlesex street drew a good crowd last night. Organized by the Ladies Benevolent society the Men's band and Epworth league the event aims to raise 1100 to reduce a 7800 church debt. A Henderson orchestra and Bella Rourke performed while booths offered food and crafts. Tonight a turkey supper runs 6 to 8 30 with expectations of another large turnout.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Middlesex Street
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Epworth League
Henderson
Bella Rourke
Robert Martyn
A. W. Henderson
Mary Rourke
George H. Clarke
E. T. Griffin
Lewis Clark
George A. Frost
Aaron Thompson
George A. Clarke
L. E. Roy
Mary A. Abbott
William Clee
Warren Gilman
Isabelle Berry
Lewis Clerk
Alice Allock
Rae Wilson
George Potts
Catherine McLean
Anna Calvert
Henry Gray
Thomas Smith
Warren Gullman
L. BH. Roy
A. Simmers
Barbara Coote
Lizzie Coote
Dora Coote
Sarah Coote
Mis Jaukine
Henry Brooks
Lydia St. John
Allen Henderson
Clara Hill
Balle Duncan
Louise Higgins
Edna Warper
Anna True
Anna Wade
Blanche M. Riley
Harold Frost
Henry Mead
Lilla Mead
Elizabeth Howard
Mabel Mitchel
Sarah Holden
Marion Lewis
Charles Odell
T. Griffin
Esther Johnson
Ethel Chadbourne
E W. Chadbourne
Geo. H. Clarke
John Quimby
M. A. Abbott
John Duncan
James Cornock
Charles Noyce
George H., Clarke
Anthrey Chadbourne
G. H. Clark
Thompson
Miss Atwood
Revered Hale Speaks on The Siege of Boston for Middlesex Women
Reverend Edward Everett Hale addressed the Middlesex Women’s club at Colonial Hall on The Siege of Boston. He entertained with reminiscences from eyewitness tales, recalled colonial events from 80 years prior to the Declaration of Independence, and praised New England’s early independence. He contrasted Britain’s past brutality with modern courtesy toward colonies and invited Rogers Hall School girls to meet him, promising future recognition.
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Edward Everett Hale
Middlesex Women's Club
Boston
Louiisberg
Shirley
Massachusetts
Louisberg
Louis XV
England
Dr. Hale
Lowell
Rogers Hall School
Underhill
State Federation Meeting Of Women’s Clubs In Newton
By invitation of the Newton Federation of Women’s clubs the State Federation will meet in the Central Congregational church Newtonville on Friday Oct 31 1902 at 1030 am to discuss Women and Children In the Industries. Morning session covers conditions nationwide with Horace G Wadlin Massachusetts labor statistics chief. afternoon session features Miss Sadie American of New York.
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Newton Federation of Women’s Clubs
Central Congregational Church
Walnut _ street
Newtonville
Horace G. Wadlin
Massachusetts Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Sadie American
New York
Denison
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Gray Federation
J. R. Aldrich
School Street
Somerville
William Hollings
Washington Park
South Station
Trinity Place
Park Street
Boston
Newton
Direct Newtonville Rail Timetable Noted by Clerk
Direct connections for Newtonville described as about a 50 minute trip. The church lies two minutes from the station or electrics. Return trains listed at 4.31, 4.57, and 5.14 p m. Katharine H Stone, Clerk.
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Newtonville
Katharine H. Stone
A. O. H. Ladies Auxiliary elects officers for year
The Ladies Auxiliary of the A. O. H. elected officers for the ensuing year including President Annie M. Lynch and Vice President Margaret Hickey. The group notes its prosperity and plans a bazaar opening with a grand ball, aided by Rev. John P. Reynolds and Dr. James E. Leary.
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The
Annie M. Lynch
Margaret Hickey
Mary Gookin
Lizzie Murphy
Maurice O'Connor
Nora Murphy
Katie V. Lynch
Hannah O'Connor
Rose Curran
Katie Lynch
Nellie Kirby
Delia Gallagher
Mary E
Women’s Branch People’s Club Offers 1902 Classes
The Women’s Branch People’s Club announces 1902 classes in physical culture led by Grace Whitaker, with Indian clubs and weights. Additional offerings include dressmaking sewing millinery embroidery lace work shirt waist making basket and cooking. Embroidery materials will be sold from October 26 at the club reading room 24 Swan’s Block Central Street.
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Grace Whitaker
Miss Allen
Boston
Miss Whitaker
Swan's Block
Central Street
New Fashion Notes From The Silk and Jewelry World
Silk Italian blankets are handsome and glossy enough for draperies or robes. A leading jewelry house displays a copper cigar box with silver gilt trim, newer in height than oak chests. Ribbon garniture replaces artificial leaves in evening dress, with notched ribbons from waist to shoulder and roses at the sternum. Bracelets now feature a hollow sterling silver band with a screw cap concealing a half ounce bottle of cologne for portable scent.
Benefit concert aids a needy coworker at Bigelow Carpet mills
Employees of the Ingram and administer room at Bigelow Carpet mills held a benefit concert and dance at Associate hall to aid a seriously ill coworker. The event drew a large crowd and featured a full musical program including Mozart quartette and Spindle City quartet performances, with many staff members cited for organizing and executing the affair.
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Ingram and
Bigelow Carpet Mills
William Eastman
Patrick Rourke
William Brennan
Henry Mahoney
Thomas Croweaids
T. Glynn
J. Cannon
J. Eastman
Co. Lyness
P. Mullin
C. McHugh
H. Williams
G. Usher
G. Connelly
L. Butterfield
Mozart Quartette
Spindle City Quartette
Daisy Ripley Duncan
Miss Bells Lavigne
Bert Tabor
Reading
John J. Payne
Donnely
Thornton
Murphy and McMahon
Carrie Tyrell
John McLaren
Lindsey Bros
Rogers and Dalton
Molfe Ivers
Edward Shea
Fontaine and
Benoit
Shampooing as a luxury service offered
The article describes shampooing as a health enhancing service, detailing methods for different hair types and preferences. It contrasts cleansing shampoo with health improving treatments and notes options such as basin or upright styling, drying methods, and any preferred soap.
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Women's Club Bulletin
Tarte
Fair” Business
Central M. E. Church
Stunning
Edward E. Hale
D. D
Europe
New England
Admiral Knowles
George III
France
Versailles
State Federation
Ladies’ Auxiliary
O. H
Women’s Branch
People's Club
Frills
Bigelow Carpet Co
Cook, Taylor & CO
Garment Department
Children’s Coats
Rioney
Washington
Topsham
Sunnyside
Armon
Swift
Atwood
Portland S
H. Hodges
Central SF
Rhodes’ Hair Store
Merrimack Street
A. ¢. Weston
Stickney & Smith’s
Tremont Street
C. B. Coburn & CO
Market St
Lowell Gas Light CO
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