Article September 6, 1900 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from Humboldt, Rev. Mr. Chapin

The Christian Science lecture delivered by Mr. Tomlinson in Farwell Opera House Thursday evening (August 23) was listened to by an exceptionally fine audience. Mr. Tomlinson is a speaker of much power and held the closest attention of all present. The full text of his address appears elsewhere in this paper.

In introducing the lecturer Rev. Mr. Chapin, pastor of the Universalist Church, said among other things: —

"One or two summers ago a friend spent a number of weeks in Chicago. While there he took occasion to visit the various churches in that city. He worshiped with Methodists, Baptists, Congregationalists, Universalists, Unitarians, and Christian Scientists. But he said that none of these churches were attended by the throngs that went to the Christian Science churches Sunday after Sunday. We have an example here of a new order of zeal— one which orthodox and liberal believer alike may well emulate.

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