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More than forty active members are now engaged in the work of the St. Paul's Society. The principal mission work is the management of the "Emmanuel Club" for poor boys, which is conducted in the Emmanuel Mission House of the Church of the Ascension in Boston. The work is in charge of ten members of the society, who devote one evening a week to the amusement of about a hundred boys. The remaining nights of each week are devoted to lessons given by professional teachers, in carpentering, dancing, printing, cobbling and gymnastic training. The officers of the society...
...funeral of the late Professor Dunbar will be held in Appleton Chapel today at one o'clock. The service, which will be very simple, will be conducted by the Rev. Samuel M. Crothers, pastor of the first Unitarian Church of Cambridge, of which Professor Dunbar was a member, and by the Rev. E. H. Hall, former pastor of the same church. The pall bearers are President Eliot, of the Corporation; Solomon Lincoln, Esq., '57, President of the Board of Overseers; Dr.S. A. Green, of the Class of '51; Professor J. B. Thayer '52, of the American Academy of Arts...
...England are doing in religious work. Professor F.G. Peabody '69 stated that a renewed religious activity has been manifest at Harvard since the establishment of the Phillips Brooks House. Mr. Henry D. Wright of Yale, reported that sixty five per cent of the total enrolment of Yale University are church members, and from Williams College it was reported that out of 378 students sixty per cent are active members of the Y. M. C. A., and 150 more men are associate members. It was announced at the meeting that the next international meeting of the world's student Christian Federation...
...wall, designedly neglected to cause the death of two children and destroy the happiness of half a dozen people, seems too small a peg on which to hang such tragic events. The abrupt and meaningless transition, in the scene between Hilda and Solness in the first act, from church steeples to the kingdom of youth, and back again, is worthy of the veriest tyro. But in the expression of subtle thoughts and emotions and in shades of feeling so delicate we cannot define them in ourselves, the play is indeed the work of a master builder. Swinburne's poetry represents...
Note.--This course will meet for the present in the parlors of the Epworth Church...