The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-30

ed Themselves with that degree OF Renteei pro-
prie,y and politencp that evinccd true APP
prcciation Of the importance of the occasion.
The meeting being called 10 order, IL OBJ
loct-was stated by the Rev. J. W. Current,
when the following gentlemen delivered adj
dresses in the forenoons Rev. Elihu Taylor,
Iiaptisti Rev. J. p. Brady, pastor N. y
Church, Somerset; Rev. J. o. Sutherland, pas
Tor Baptist Church, Somerset, and -- Mize,
Of Kansas.
At the close Of Mr. Mize's address, boun-
iiful cpasi was spread upon the ground, in
beautiful grove near the Church. All were
invited to partake. Such dinner Tor rare
ties, varieties and excellent cooking could not
be cxcelled in any country, however, nothing
less was expected In the neighborhood Of
"soulcs Chapel"
Aner dinner the meeting was entertained by
the following named gentlemen; Rev. Robt.
Taylor, Boyle co; Elder Thos. Y. Morrow,
Somerset; II. y. Jones, Lincoln co.; and Jas.
Gregg, Of Barren CO., Ky. Al the close Of the
addresses, all Of them being chaste and appro-
pirate, il was unanimously resolved to organ
izc a county Sabbath School Convention;
whcreupon the following officers were elected
President, Thos. 2. Morrow Vice President,
Rev jos. Ballew, Rev. J. b. Bradley, Rev. J.
W. Current, Rev. J. o. Sutherland, Rev. Jas.
Allin, Rev. Elihu Taylor and Rev. Charles
Ilill; Secretary, W. A. Collin; Treasurer, G.
W. Ricbadson. The Vice Presidents were
appointed a Committee to prepare a constitu-
tntion and bylaws and to adopt rules for the
government Of the Convention. On motion il
was resolved that all the Sunday Schools in
the county be considered a. members Of this
Convention.
II. EJones' singing class from Somerset,
were present and added greatly to the enjoy
meni Of the day with sweet streams Of melo-
dp The singing was excellent and spoke
much praise for the worthy instructor.
THE HEALTH OF OUR Town.
We see from the Louisville papers that the
cholera now raging in New Orleans, is hourly
expected in that city, while every precaution
is being taken to prevent the awful, dread
malady. Ours is a small town, but the pres
ervation Il our usual good health is AZ inn
Po'''n' !" " u We 'i'sa :" arg MY
i''' "Ne AZ UNIV, u'-eseS "i"' P''!
upon the human system, il not respectcr Of
persons or localities, and frequently comes
like the thief at night when least expected.
We suggest to our board Of Trustees to look
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SSo' ,unpu~1n' ECO "ii"in' Sonh .ah"n'
'''o puu iiu"sser were comPeiied 70 remain
were enjoying the PIC nc, at soules Chapel
we learn that several young ladies' were very
much disappointed, and appeared sad and de-
jee'ed' and INFUSED to be eomiorted because
the dear boys IN not we're not" They re-
fused to sing and had no appetite to eat,
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