Word: tremont
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Studdart-Kennedy, Vicar of St. Edmund's Church, London, who is widely known throughout the English speaking world by his pen-name of "Woodbine Willie", will be the special preacher at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, at 136 Tremont Street in Boston on Sunday morning, November 25, at eleven o'clock. Rev. Mr. Studdart-Kennedy, who is an honorary chaplain to the King of England, has become famous through his brilliant preaching, and his outspoken, striking books. Among his better known writings, are: "Food for the Fed-up, or I Believe", "Democracy and a Dog-Collar," "Lies", "Rough Rymes...
...principal address at a meeting in memory of the late Dr. Aristides Evangelus Phoutrides '11, who was a former Instructor in the Classics at the University, and who died in Maine on August 26. The services will be held at 3.30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in Chipman Hall, Tremont Temple...
...Univ. 2958 General Offices (B. & A.) Beach 7200 Theatres Arlington Beach 5867 Colonial Beach 0411 Hollis Beach 0131 Keith's Beach 1724 Majestic Beach 4520 Opera House Beach 4520 Park Square Beach 0193 Plymouth Beach 4520 Shubert Beach 4520 St. James Back Bay 0202 Symphony Hall Back Bay 1492 Tremont Beach 0608 Wilbur Beach 4520 Boston Papers Associated Press Congress 0400 Boston Daily Advertiser Main 8740 Boston American Main 5180 Boston Globe Main 5721 Boston Herald Beach 3000 Boston Post Main 1004 and 1539 Boston Telegram Haymarket 5260 Boston Transcript Main 6950 Boston Traveler Beach 3000 Christian Science Monitor Back...
...Baptists are the largest denomination in America. The Baptist Young People's Union of America met in Tremont Temple, Boston, for its 32nd annual convention. " The Attractive Christ" was the keynote, frequently referred to by the speakers. The 5,000 delegates, from all parts of the United States and Canada, filled Tremont Temple to over flowing. In his address of welcome, Mayor Curley lamented the " growth away from idealism" in the United States, and rejoiced in the gathering of so much youthful idealism as was represented by the Young People's Union. Leaders of the convention stressed...
Earlier in the morning at 7.40 o'clock Franklin Macormick, who has a business address at 178 Tremont Street, Boston, saw a man in the Framingham Railroad station who answered the description exactly. Macormick stated that the stranger wore blue trousers and the top of a bathing suit over his shirt. He was alleged to have accosted him and to have made inquiries regarding a cheap clothing store, saying "all I want is something to make myself less conspicuous...