Word: christly
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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President Bodine addressed the congregation of Christ Church and of St. Paul's Episcopal Church a day or two ago, on the pressing need of financial support for Kenyon College. He demonstrated by facts and figures that no college of any celebrity was self-sustaining. The list included Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, Dartmouth and many others that he named. He said that all of the institutions were practically under the control of some religious denomination-Harvard under the Unitarians, Yale the Congregationalists, Princeton under the Presbyterians, and so on to the end of the list. Colleges supported by state instead...
...annual meeting of the Cambridge Entomological Club will be held at No. 1 Garden street (near Christ Church,) Cambridge, Mass., January 13, 1882, at 7.45 P. M. The retiring president, Dr. E. L. Mark, will deliver an address on "The Formation of the Blastoderm of Insects." Students and all others interested in entomology are cordially invited to attend...
William R. Hanlan was yesterday committed to the care of the New York commissioners of charities and correction. He asserted that Jesus Christ sent him to destroy the Capitol at Washington, and then to demolish New York politicians...
...cause by establishing an institution which shall be a powerful organ of religious influence in the College. That the existing Episcopal churches cannot provide for this need is obvious. St. John's, which was intended partly for the students of the University, is too far; and of Christ Church it is to be remarked that no parish church, diverted from its original purpose, can ever be as effective as an institution managed by students, and intended primarily for students. Appleton Chapel cannot be procured for the services of any religious society...
WEEK-DAY Lenten services are more numerous in Cambridge this year than last. The following is the list at Christ Church (until Holy Week): Mondays and Wednesdays at 9 A.M., Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4.30 P.M., Fridays at 7.30 P.M. At the Friday service there will be a lecture; at the other services a short address or reading. At St. John's Church a shortened service is held daily at 8 A.M. Students may by petition attend this during Lent instead of the College Prayers. Evening prayer is said at 5 P.M., and is followed on Fridays by a lecture...