The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-01

Among other things which he has to
do with in addition 70 his parish du
ties, he is a trustee OF the Worcester
Polytechnic Institute and q member of
numerous important committees of the
corporation of that institution. a trus-
tee of Leicester Academy, director of
the American Unitarian Association,
director of the Worcester conference,
president of the Worcester Art Society,
incorporation of the Worcester Art Mu-
scum, member of the public school,
Art League, and has been a member
of the Worcester school board for
terms aggregating ten years
He is a man of very busy habits,
whose whole time is taken up with
the work of his study, his church, his
parish and his public duties in the mu-
nlcipality. He is a liberal patron and
appreciator of art and is a firm believer
in the Introduction of properly con-
Quoted art study into the public schools.
He is one of the most enthusiastic pro-
motors of the Public School Art League
which has as it's object the incubation
OF love of art in the minds of the
children of the schools of the city. His
own home is filled with dainty bits of
artistic production, in the midst of
which he works and writes in a most
( ideal atmosphere of refinement and in
| tellectuality.
The First Unitarian Church of today
is one of the most liberal of its very
broad minded denomination. But with
| an It's hberality,l it is one in the work
of which the spirit of Christ is ever
the dominant factor. Its Christianity is
broad and its doctrines liberal, but its
charlty IS no less broad than its Chris
tlanlty, It's fellowship for mankind in
general laGc fro
IL Is practical and progressive church
also and has an organization and a
UNITY OF purpose thar makes it under
the leadership Of it's earnest downright
pastor, most powerful force in the
ranks Of the church 1ailitant.
e,ie,,, si7e 80 ~ are MANY ana oeNei0p
the charitable tfn1d tbe y 80 ae an ~,
society are MANY and nort;oI,1o,,I+ III
iudped The no1tcI- of ~ ITr,is ',
denomination is diStip1ti,,nI,, 80 a.
lines of home ,,,;ssio,,,,.,,S aioS un
this asnAct of the 1,issio,o,., Ci,,r.t 80
is especaIlv emnha sal b,, ~ fNi,'.t
Unitarian Church If tb;s citI, w.
,I,o,.ir 20 - IN 81 ~ inns CITY, Inc
done by the members If tbis clu rrcL i iS
the cIty alone ie ter1, saroo e.. - 49,, ~
charity of The cb,,rcL is al - LOT elle
to those who claim antns1
in ths narieb h,,+ - az us,i hieilloerstip
in the reacb ~ ire bnIri-e1 h oi,i5 Will
Througb The ar1.,,a,r na ts'iius'
ian Asaoc;o+ior - " 'is Cnltdr-
work Of tbe ok,,,oI, 'to -l4 OlidlS
tha court-H- "a ~ - an over
very gana,,o,, ei,u IhV CIlulch mas given
,vnrtt ss nh4 IN the past to many
Nv tbe $500 80 ~ A a, peeL Iostered
siona,,v intora,te nc lIieisu ms
,,,I,oJ, -. So u ne chutch are
w ,,eoIaSt - nv oul are lot ehllre-
IN an6 otc,,iau ne paIIsh ~ interested
~ do,,Ini.. ie'iIS hGIps MISSION OF
~ roTn,o ION "a !nola ana also one
is corriad -, T., IA tilese Two cases
1TnitariaT - IN t,ii'tiHl Wild other
r. ,'ri eiies Oh thls section or
O0uii'i y
NO church in the city, perhaps, is
better organized for 4he CARRYING On
the work tbot IL H., - - rs oi
church on Court Hill The orea oar ~
lions of the church include avaTIy cot
of club and society that il ie d9ar,Ia,I
necessary to have for tho ,,alfara of
the members of tha cburah w. 80 81 VI
those whom If seeks 70 be eir % MeIi as
deem. ''''N ~
One of the 1arges+ ona oo,4o;..,-.,--
most novverfrI oroo,1iza+ io4 tiIe
church is tba Todioei He,elolIo VI me
ciety. which has eX,istad rGIeIl 20,
foundinp of the caon+,I siIiCe III me
society has with a. - tie't i0I' ne
of the nastor A. 80 - au We anu ald
cbaritabIe v,orl[ of ~ C lass Vi me
among tha nen1hoys 20 80 , oiittlcn ooln
in tbe fields into 1,.t,i vi INC 1oti iSu anu
deeds of banaana,,oo ~ a., ZIG hIi4uly
TEND A. nrosa,,t ~, VI the iaules eX
the society is ~ INC LlieiliperShlp OF
ca IaGies al 81 -, ne HelsHpofhood or
ers in the cbsri+iae, nf az dctiEe work
nrasidapt Of a. so % tne cnuFch' Inc
:
fhe eocia+y hos 49, 5Ilei lgauershlp
of Office mat[ina s11ia,, .Il ilIe Aer term
the soone of its nv, uVdllces IN
cers are Nc PdT,' ~ A.. ne OIhef OIL
retarv and MIC -" - IN, Az, T Nc, sec
are also a n,,11har - nai' ne. mere
are arraner.d ~ "a ColllhlItees winch
manner 70 11a,f fIt " EelS systematic
society, i'l III tue "orh Oh the
The second poris1, c,,,,1
best know nbI, ,at LUZ Is one Oh the
the civ tic 49, ~ oi .s tlohS IN
cisl go i,+I,o o4iit9 a. toWdro the So
rnambars af 49, a. uieEelopInehI OF the
members If + I,te o pIriaSli' ana an adult
tha cInb tn o,I,i, ~ 81 are eHslpIe Tor
| toricai IL, &c 49, - - Hte,ary ana MS
attended, 80 ls al NV @IIdply Wen
eraIiv a 1 gilu ~ IIItcM interest Cen
marif ie 1ro,,idsd eitte[talhLnent or nigh
$3.50 60 - w i"eu' Slther ny talent Sc
49, l.oIiI tlie RANK ana ME of the So
W, ~, % tiioLe LIequeIitIy by lecturer
Ia,,,as p 80 ae ~ lor the occasion.
ciI1b 90 En- - me president OF the
t t1rD nv M, 1lISS lula Opham is secre-
$50 of D. o HaIn committee con
TaoI, VI NJ o. Neioles w. Coornps OF the
1 @ C"ille t1oushtoh ana Rev.
nv. b. , 1tri vri ,,.o,,,
ne yoGiiS women OIL the parish nave
tba,, aoon,11T,iie,tl ta1ls Vi WIllch
elieS dtoollpilsh d great zeal OF good in
S SecoilulIss lhe cnarltapie ana other
oa3iad o a. lhe c5urcn. me society is
SdilSu the ISIu-d-f1dllQ NIuD and Its