Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-05
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MONDAY, JUNE lEs5E
RELlGIoGs INTEpLIemNc 90. !


Anniversary Meetings.
NATIONAL SocrRrY FOR PoPUIAR EDUcA
TON AT Tue Wharf.-The anniversary OF the
Boston branch OF this society was nbscrye1
Tuesday m1rling. at the Ire n9at Ton pie,
Hon. Thomls S. Wllia n5, ofHtstfD.t. C1lI'
presiding A statenelt was m tdetI 70 ess l'e
to the objects OF the society By EeroDv.
Sladc. Hou. Jud; Kelley, Of Philsdel2aa,
made an eloquent speech. s ge5
The meetin, close with the doxolo8y and
he beIelict.oa by d.. l.. Beeeher
UxtrARIAy F4srrvAt.-'rhe time hol2el
festival OF the cie:gy and laylnel Of the gyii.
tartan deIon natol, came oFat Fale1tl Han
fue3day attecllol at 3 clock. Sons elsht
huhlreI ale, aid &c tile .nsl sat Do ~ toai
elegant repast, ser ell up by J. b. Sm-ta,
bles sing hayil, previously beea iAvokel BY
Rev. DR.. Lothrop.
Alter the wants of the inner man had been
satisfied, al al lress OF welcome was male by
Judge Rose;s, the presiding officer. a hynl
of welcome, by Mrs. II. j. Lewis, was thea
sung, alter VIII c,l Rev. Mr. Btggs OF sale u,
responded to the aIlress OF the Pre- sldeLt
Hon. john c. Park next addressed the asse n
bly, concluding with a sentiment II hoaor OF
the ladies.
Iayor Smith made few well chosen re-
marks, which were received with great appro-
DhtlOis 41Gol4CIs eAtNSsAs IA 0AAStS CN----7~t
made an elo lueht ana fe'ie' sos auf =. y H.
~ Loll aue NJ
Osgooa, of New Yogk, Rev. Mr.. Lincoln,
Rev. Mr.. Crajster, OF New Jersey, Rev. Mr..
Hill, OF Worcester, aud Mr.. Fowler OF Cam
bridge, also male addresses, the Latter geAtle-
man oltcrlng q sentiment expressive OF sym
pathy with aud wishes for the freedom OF the
9lo' - ~ 40 az ~ -
soisea'
CoNaREeArioNAI LITERARY AssocIATI9S.
The hrst annual meeting oil the ConSre yatioa-
al Library Assoc alton was held yesterday az
PortIasd In the chair -
Dnripg aleveh months there have loeen 6s2
names ye'.e,yed. and ahont 20o pames have
been ro.eyed this month. The sum received
dnring rho year 4 $40 and theFe Il now IN
tho tSea n,ier's hands StS. room was
ooened br tbe AssoeiaLion il, Jnlv last. in the
fremont Temnle. and II now contains 1900
bound Volumes. more than lO.ooO pamphlets.
] rosYa.rs NJ coIesr;o IF relo.
;ons 80 ,o,s AID ather nuhf ,catinnT 1ba err
yaIahIa Oid Sontb 1brarv ~ n be t,.,l,sFarrei
to tbe Assoc 1T, on n, soon ss a ,n,,,oi ba.ld-
ing is provided.
The officers OF the last year were re- elected.
the annual sermon was preached by Professor
= On ~ e-AAS N%S'NS-Ns =
a ,,vptc,,y Trxtr.pr,O Ass,crsrrox The
,ae,i ~ RI a ssoc sf;on was Es
Tnesday N or,in,. n Freeman Mace ohaoel
wban tIe ~ ,orE Ri the 4 5in,,, of inc A,.ol.a.
to ,i was t re4l by Dr. Miles, the Secretary and
accepted. Aprosperous state of affairs was
exhibited In the evening, public meeting
was held ut the Fele.al Street church, pre-
sided ovee by tie Rev. DR.. Lothrop, OF BPS.
toa. An able paper on the future eaursa OF
America, wflttel by Rev. Mr.. Newell, OF
Cambridge, was read by DR.. Lothrop, aud
! remarks were made on the same subject by
Rev. Mr.. Stebbrs. of Fitchburs q
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s,os INV SnoypTv'- Tho animal meerine, Tas
4 held TmesIny. the r. b. Mnssey. az Beston'
~ ~, IS ~.
Abel Tompkins. the expenses the year have
been $75 I75, aud the rece ITS 99I.70, aud
there is now in the treasury S24O.95. Mr.
Mussey declined a re election as President
The following gentlemen were cho sen Officers:
I President. A. A. Miner. Vice Pae3.de ISL. 0.
! Curtis. s. StreteE Core spoAdlne. Secretary.
E. c. Rolfe; Recording Secretary, G. II. En-
erson; Treasurer, Abel Fompkins.
| 1ANAAleAN AsD oAsls CHRISTIAN An Y Nl2N.
"a very lnseie'sl'is anniversary q nus Soce'y
NJ Tas leiu az tAe Aenr'ie, at II clocS' o.
1He IeeaAets were fset' <AAA US
NJ Naslua = - t.ef. VT = urpef, alu rev.
49, n.iS = no'e u view oI tne p'esels as
pS3' h. ~ 1iaT re- wa, 81.
'el 'ainve ~ sl.o ia1t sPe Aet' 1he sPeeS1es
So af
AMERICAN TRACT SocIErY.--4he public an
niversary OF this soc ETY. was observed in IRE
mont Temple, Wednesday .eAlng, JOAN Tap
pan, Esl., IA the char. In the absence Of
Mr.. Bliss Mr. MIX reau au Abstract Of the
report, and oierea lew remarks describing
the catholic character OF tins society, and Its
success.
hev. 1. +. Males, and Hon. robert Z.
Winthrop also addressed the meeting PEI
The meeting was closed VITA singing and
tne Deneuctlon w Or,i barsgoW1 OF heehe,
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MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE. = The annual
meeting OF this ASSOCIATION was held at nine
o'clock Wednesday morning, in the chapelon
Bedford street. Rev. Frederick A. FarIey,D.
D., Of Brooklyn, N. Y, was chosen Modera-
tor. Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Muzzy.
Rev. George s, Ellis, of Charlestown, Rev.
]. T. Thompson, OF Salem, and Rev. Edward
B. Hall, d. D., of Providence, were appointed
the Executive Committee. Rev. F. d. Hun
tington, was chosen Scribe. The address was
delivered by the Rev. James f. Clarke, in
which he pointed out the doctrines, the du-
ties and the objects of the Unitarian denoni-
nation with great force and elo Iuence. Attic
afternoon meetings an address on social reform
was delivered by hey. barzlllal Ffost, OF Con-