Welcome Home to Dr. Bradford, 1909

-
"Welcome Home" to Dr. Bradford by the Men's Club First Congregational Church, Montclair, N.J. Wilde Memorial Chapel March 25, 1909.

Mr. Charles S. Olcott, presiding

Addresses of Welcome
Reverend Robert Seneca Smith
Mr. Starr J. Murphy

Response
Dr. Bradford

The Laymen's Opportunity
Mr. Frank A. Ferris

The Church Brotherhood
Rev. Harry Emerson Fosdick

Loyalty to the Church
Rev. William Douglass Mackenzie, D.D.

Menu

Officers
Charles S. Olcott, President
J. Allyn Oakley, Secretary

Executive Committee
James Ames
Charles Whiting Baker
Elvord G. Chamberlin
William B. Dickson
Charles M. Dutcher
Andrew Morrison
Willis C. Noble, M.D.
Edward T. Wilkinson
James T. Whittlesey



[bradford0004] Envelope marked Amory Howe Bradford, Minister 1870-1911. CDB1977.



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

In Remembrance: Florence Rand Lang

-
Image
A special gift to The Rand Helping Hand Fund has been presented Florence Rand Lang, directed to church members in need, 1910. [book001-04] Thank you to: Legendary Locals of Montclair Elizabeth Shepard, Mike Farrelly Arcadia Publishing, Jul 1, 2013 - History - 128 pages
Read more

In Remembrance: Samuel Wilde, Jr.

-
Image
Samuel Wilde, Jr. Founder, Trustee. A memorial perpetuated in Wilde Memorial Chapel, presented by Mary E. Wilde, 1890. [book001-01] Wilde Memorial Chapel, designed by Portland architect Frederick Tompson, was built in 1902. The family of Samuel Wilde, whose wife Mary Ellen Lunt Wilde was a Portland area native, bestowed the cemetery with this granite Gothic chapel. The chapel has interior woodwork of cypress and stained glass windows by the firm of Moakley and Bell of Boston. Some restoration work has been done over the years providing continued use of the chapel for funerals and weddings. [ http://publicworks.portlandmaine.gov/wildememorialchapel.asp ] Samuel Wilde, Jr. Legendary Locals of Montclair by Elizabeth Shepard, Mike Farrelly Arcadia Publishing, Jul 1, 2013 - History - 128 pages
Read more