The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1914-04-11
INTERESTING WAY-S|DE NOTES:

BOSTON, MASS, APRIL z, l9l4
Il left Saturday March 2Sth,
1914. Stopped in New York and
Philadelphia. Reached Cam
bridge Mass, Aprii1st. In Phil
adelphia I stopped with that
great preacher, leader and prince
in Isreal, the Rev. "A. R Robin
son,.D. D. March Goth I preach
ed in Jenkins Town Pa, for a
dear old friend, the. Rev. Mr.. -:
c. Jackson, D.sD', the pastor of
one of the greatest churches ln.E
Americas con gregation devoted
to their: pastor: Rev. Mr.. Jack
SON has accomplished great
. Things in jenkins Town. Here
Ifound d myself among old friends y
Mrs Jackson is very good and at
tentive. to the South ,Carollna
Bows, as is Mrs Robinson. Both
Doctors Robinson and Jenkins
are cducoting., their chlldrsensssln
the Er ;t'schools. sf
I met some Of my best friends
in Philadelphia; John Scott. the
sainted Irishman, '.NMr: W. $,
law President of the First Ma
tional Bank,SMr. W.$S. Pope, the
head of the Pope and Patton
wholesale Cheese Company, and
Mr.: VIM. Thompson, who was
, clad to see meas usual In New.
York | called on Dr. J.. r.. Hillory.
and although he; was very busy,
he took the time to- go and secure
me a lodging place It: cost me
more to sleep in New Y orE than
to eat. One dollar a night TO
sleep, and meals elsewhere, on
the European plan. l called. for
a few hours on Mr.. Wilbertoh,
: who has been SO kind to my fam
lily for the last thirteen years,
and assisted so largely, IN the ed
. ucating of my children.
> Now I am in Boston stopping
at the home of Mrs P. p. Brown,
27 Warwick St., and of. S. Js.:1ee,
8 Worcester. ST., Cambridge
: Mass. / called on Dr.. F.MH.
Rowley, President Of the A. II.
e Society and alo the Mass, So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruel
/. ty to Animals. lie was glad 'tc
see me as usual and invited me
to 20 anywhere in the building
rlo. I'D, j. y great socict7
= It's President is one Of II :
e. latest and most humane mer
in the world. | was appointed
some time ago as one of it.:
Southern representatives. Mr.
George Angel, whose husband
founded this society, heard that
was in town, and sent for me
She met me in Aiken S. C., SOM
wears ago. am here to try t.
raise money to help pay off tn!
debt of the Cambridge Baptls
Church. The congregati n
scattered but the few who re
main are loyal, and although
poured rain on the night of Apr
ist., the church was crowde
with an appreciative audience
The Rev. Mr.. Sturgeon Cory
pastor, ASST: ted largely by 5. .
Lee. His wife is the daughter {
Lewis Frasier of Blackville S. {
Boston is a great city. the A
thens Of America, Here you ca
learn anything you want to kno
on earth. Here, the greate
Scientific Schools and College
are situated; here are the grea
est seats of learning in the cou
try. Cars run above the cart
on the ground, and under tt
earth. Those under the grour
run at the rate of 40 to SO mil
an hour.
In New York. noted maj
changes. New York is the Ia
eest city of America, and t
third largest of the world.
now boasts of buildings tif
stories high. Here you stand
Broadway. and in a little WI
YOU can see representative OF
ery nation on the Globe. Men a
women are running to and f,
all hurry and scurry, chasl
the almighty dollar. .
Richard Carroll
An Appreciative Letter