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The Massachusetts Metaphysical College of Boston, Massachusetts, was chartered A. D.
When I was a girl Mr. Lane, editor of the Belknap Gazette, would ask me to write for his newspaper during political campaigns.
On Tuesday evening, December 6, a. lecture was given in Odd Fellows Hall, Plymouth, Mass.
The Christian Scientists of this city are rejoicing that harmony has again been restored, and all are dwelling together in brotherly love, having dropped all personal differences, and are now working together for the good of the Cause. Upon the basis of a letter of invitation, formal application was made by the Second Church of Christ, Scientist, to unite with the First, "individually and unconditionally.
[The following article from the pen of the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science was first published in the New York Sun of Friday, December 16. It was re-printed in the Concord Evening Monitor of December 17, and has since then been revised and typographical errors corrected by Mrs.
According to Solomon words fitly spoken are prolific of silver and gold. Mr.
We are authorized to say that the lesson-texts of the Expository Notes are to be read by the First Reader as formerly. The First Reader recites the spiritual interpretation of the Lord's Prayer; the Second Reader leads with the Lord's Prayer as was formerly done by the First Reader.
The Board of Education has prepared printed application blanks to be used by those who desire to appear before it for examination. These blanks are now ready, and can be procured by written application addressed to the Board of Education, 95 Falmouth St.
Since their publication, Section 1 of Article III. of Church Rules, has been amended as follows:— Students who have taken the degree of C.
The following notice has already been given by our Leader, the Rev. Mary Baker Eddy:— "The Christian Science Board of Directors of the Mother Church, and the branch churches of Christ, Scientist, may apply to the Board of Lectureship for lecturers, within the bounds of their sections or precincts in the United States, Canada, or Great Britain.