Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-10-19

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rssyssts and the victories, TIE havoc OF the
tAtt5sHeid and the brighter spots Ia that
terrible ~xr, eould tell the children Of the
present cxy sonsethfng 81 their experiences.
II roald se~n more real and be sonDsshsng
that ~ouid not be forgotten
said to 3 friend to-day: The children.
anyone, can learn history right in the
streets Of Boston. ! win not tell yos Of
ths historical paintings, of tins portraits
Of the different governors Of Mzssechu-
setts, Of the statues OF prominent men.
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ao~ ssns to roenfion; perhaps 4 should
say five windows, or I've sections OF one
window; anyway, there were represented
in pictures the industries Of the state.
What has made Massachusetts, what has
made Boston what 1t isz Labor. Why
cannot labor and capital become recon-
eilsd TO each other and worx in harmony,
This morning there Wa . .smissionAfy
exhibit" In Park street churen--not IN ex-
hibition Of missionaries, bot an exhibition
OF articles from the different missionary
feids, work Of the pupils In different school
grades in the South and West, in Mexico
and Utah and BY the mountain whites. A
NAE In charge Of the latter department.
vas answering questions which the visi-
tors asked as they examined the work. I
inquired IL be knew Of Rev. BENJAMIN
Dodge, and he said: sOh, yes; he or
gxnized good deal OF the work among the
mountain whites.n The Brooksyiile pso-
pie and others in Hancock county viii re-
member him. There were hand woven
quilts and different kinds Of rugs, draw
ings, . variety OF needle work. Not all
were for sale, but ON many articles saw
the word .ssoid''.
In fremont temple, where We spent
short time, ~as being held meeting of
the Baptist board Of foreign missions.
Every seat in that vast sudiencs-room
wss filed, - we'll - this FIRST gallery
where, near the entrances, others we're