Article August 29, 1908 Issue

THE LECTURES

with contributions from Richard Webb, Robert W. Foyle, Henry Prentiss

The Castle Theater was crowded to the doors last night [April 28], all available sitting and standing room being taken, to hear a lecture on Christian Science by Mr. E. A. Kimball of America. Mr. J. S. Braithwaite, who alone accompanied the lecturer to the platform, said they held that Christian Science was the highest form of religion since Christ Jesus had left the earth. Some people said that it was too high, that they could not attain unto it, and that it was for nervous people. From his experience, gained amongst hospitals and concerned with every sort of disease, Christian Science came as a cup of cool water, and he believed that many could testify to its value in the same way.—Thames Valley Times.

The lecture on Christian Science at the Rutherford City Hall last Thursday night [April 23] was heard by almost four hundred people, who listened attentively to Bicknell Young and applauded him cordially at the close. Mr. Young was introduced by Henry Prentiss of Rutherford, who spoke in part as follows,—

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