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Big Revival Movement. 
The Chapman-Alexander Revival 
Meetings in Greater Boston began Tues- 
day evening, January 26, and will run 
continuously, excepting Saturdays, until 
after February 21. Simultaneous meet- 
ings will be held each evening in twenty- 
five churches throughout Greater Boston. 
Messrs. Chapman and Alexander will 
have the assistance of over sixty evangel- 
ists, chorus leaders and revival organizers, 
who come from all parts of the world to 
aid in the moral and religious awakening 
of the city. A complete organization 
of the ministers and laymen in the dis- 
trict interested in the work has been per- 
fected. 
You will want an account of these 
meetings, in order to know what is being 
done by these world-wide evangelists. 
It will be interesting in after years to 
have an authentic account of the Great 
Boston Revival. Perhaps you have a 
relative or friend far distant who would 
be interested in having a record of the 
efforts of the workers in this signal moral 
awakening of the city. 
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No better way to get such information 
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Boston Evening Transcript for the time 
covering the revival. A special reduced 
rate has been arranged. We shall be 
pleased to mail the Transcript from Jan- 
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postpaid. This is less than the regular 
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Beverly, land fronting 50 feet on Colon 
street and extending to the Gloucester 
branch railroad in Beverly. 
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10.45 a. m. Subject: Eating Sour 
Grapes. *? Everyone interested in hered- 
ity and the Science of Eugenics, the 
holy :ights of unborn humanity, is cordi- 
ally invited to be present. 7 p. m. 
Subject: ‘‘ Wireless Telegraphy.’? Do 
not hug your fireside for this service un- 
less you are getting old or are sick. 
Cold crisp air is good for body and soul. 
Come out! 
The Church Aid society will meet 
with Mrs. Edw. Baker on Wednesday 
evening, Feb. 3. 
‘The Church Aid society will have a 
cake, candy and apron sale on tomorrow 
afternoon and evening, Jan. 30, in the 
Handicraft Shop. 
At the prayer meeting at the Baptist 
church this evening, Rev. T. L. Frost 
will give a very interesting talk on 
“Why I am a Baptist.’’ 
A social was given in the Baptist 
church, Wednesday evening under the 
auspices of the Baptist Young People’s 
Union. ‘The most important features 
of the evening were the graphophone 
selections from Mrs. William Hooper’s 
‘Victor’? which were very enjoyable. 
After a few refreshments were served 
the young people enjoyed games. 
At the annual meeting of the Essex 
Congregational club in Salem Monday 
evening Rev. L. H. Ruge was elected a 
member of the Outlook committee, and 
Mrs. Sarah A. Porter was elected to 
membership: 
The annual roll call and supper of the 
Congregational church will be held in 
the Chapel next Thursday evening, Feb. 
4. The supper will be served at 6.30, 
B. S. Bullock, caterer. 
The First Baptist church, Manchester, 
Jan. 31. The pastor, Rev, ‘Theodore 
Lyman Frost will preach in the morning 
on “‘ The Character of God;’’ in the 
evening on “‘ The First Sin.’’ 
The Ministering circle of King’s 
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Alice 
Hinchliffe, Monday evening, Feb. 1. 
Dodge Shoe 
“For Boys’ and Little Fellows.’’ 
One of the best makes 
$2.00 
The ELITE shoe and SOROSIS. 
Rubbers and Gaiters. Boys’ and Men's 
High-cut Boots. 
Charles Hooper 
Central Square, Manchester, Mass. 
