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Old Home Week at Bow, N. H.

The citizens of Bow started the twentieth century Old Home week celebration with one of the largest bonfires in the state on Pleasant View hill—named on the first eve of Old Home week, 1901, in honor of the Rev.

Harvesting on the Rev. Mary Baker Eddy Place

Few of the many visitors to Concord, who enjoy so much the charming drive cut to Pleasant View, with its macadamized road, well-kept lawns, flowers, and shrubbery, imagine that the Rev.

The Municipal Flag

At the last meeting of the city government, a letter was read from ex-Governor Frank W.

Mr. Hering to Rev. Crawford-Frost

Hermann S. Hering with contributions from Mary Baker Eddy

To the Editor of the American.

Christian Science and Absent Treatment

J. R. Mosley

Editor of The Macon Telegraph.

Prompt Postal Service

In one feature of the public service the British are far ahead of us, and that is their mail deliveries.

Came back to the Old Home

Tuesday, August 20, was Concord's day in New Hamphire's Old Home Week celebration.

Religious Items

with contributions from Jane Addams, D. L. Moody, Leonard

But God wants the people to have the light.

Our Father's Business

BY GRACE SAFFORD FARRINGTON

When Mary sought Jesus in the temple, he said, "How is it that ye sought me?

Growth

BY A. E. ALFORD

That growth which is the most rapid is not always the most desirable.

To do Good and to be Good

BY A. D.

There is no position in life, wherein we are placed, that we cannot better, be it high or low.

Adhering to Principle

BY JOHN B. WILLIS

He was only a plump little squirrel, but he was both wise and cheery, and he taught me a most helpful lesson that morning.