Article December 13, 1900 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from Thomas Sutton, C.G. Hornor, Dell Keizer, Myron F. Dana, Alfred Sample, O. G. Reiniger, John W. Symons

The lecture on Christian Science given in Needham Town Hall Tuesday evening (November 20) was one of the signs of the times, showing that everywhere people are waking up to the necessity for religious tolerance if the time is ever coming when there will be "one fold and one shepherd."

There were between five and six hundred present. Special cars came from several directions. Every denomination in town was represented and all listened respectfully to the speaker as he, in a clear, concise, scholarly manner, explained something of the teachings of Christian Science, never once expressing an unkind thought for any other denomination or body of people.

Town Clerk Thomas Sutton, who we all know is one of the honored deacons of the First Baptist Church in town, introduced the lecturer as follows:—

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