Article November 19, 1904 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from W. L. Barrett, Annie M. Knott, Emerson

There was a good-sized audience at the Opera House last night [September 13] to hear the lecture on Christian Science by Mr. Bicknell Young of Chicago.

The speaker of the evening was introduced by Prof. W. L. Barrett, principal of the high school, who said in part,—

I am not a member of the Christian Science church, and unfortunately do not know as much about its history and doctrine as I should; but I do know that it is a growing religious and moral force come upon the world's stage of action; that it has many devoted followers, who, through its instrumentality, have been made happy and hopeful; and for these, if for no other reasons, it is deserving of twentieth-century fellowship and Christian courtesy.

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