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Religion and the Library. Helpers One of Another.*

REV. IRVING C. TOMLINSON, A.M., C.S.B.

Arm in arm two prominent clergymen of New Hampshire, one a liberal, the other an orthodox, appeared before the desk of their local public library, with a list of books, which they had prepared in common, to be procured from the Boston Theological Library.

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Concord, N. H.

Irving C. Tomlinson with contributions from Mabel Chandler Gage

The Thanksgiving Day services which are held in all Christian Science churches are largely attended, and that in Concord yesterday was no exception to the rule.

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Thanksgiving Day Services

Wm. B. Johnson

A Thanksgiving service was held at The First Church of Christ, Scientist, on the corner of Falmouth and Norway Streets, at 10.

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with contributions from H. Symonds

The Rev.

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The declaration, "Be ye therefore perfect," cannot possibly...

The declaration, "Be ye therefore perfect," cannot possibly mean that we must attain to perfection instantly; it recognizes the necessity of gradual growth into perfection.