The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-18
KfNosHA WISCONSIN. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1875.

smallest number, So; the largest
/ number, $50. Forty schools report
ed sos officers and teachers forty
schools report total enrolment of
4,508 forty schools report an aver
| age attendance of 2,sol ; thirty-nine
schools report ], 1874 adults out of a
total of 4,143; thirty-fiye schools
report the proportion Of Sabbath
congregation in the school as fellows:
One small one under 10 per cent.
SIX under 25 per cent; twelve under
$50 per cent; twenty-five under rs
per cent; tWenty-one under 100 per
cent, three report 100. Thirty-eight
schools report that 1885 attend
church out Of total membership of
4,2O8. Thirty schools report
p that school is continued six
months of the year one, seven
months three, eight months thirty
one, twelve months. Thirty mine
schools report that teachers meet
ings are held-one on call, one sell
dom, enc not regularly, one four
times in the year, nine regularly,
and twenty-six have no meetings.
The thanks of the convention
were extended to Mr.. Perkins for
J the able manner in which he had
prepared his report. Rev. Perkins
then addressed the convention upon
seThe Sunday SCHOOL, Bible Ser
vice for the w orship Of God" fol-
lowed by Mrs. Fluskey and Rev.
Mr.. Frost. The report Of the COM
mittee on finance was then heard
, and adopted. The exercises of the
morning were closed by an address
on "Teachers' Qualifications" by
Rev. Mr.. Morrow.
AFTERNOON SESSION. 81
The question OF "Teachers' Meet
ings" called out Revs. Crandall, Sa-
win, Hitchcock, Thompson, and Mr..
Kingshnry -..-.
The consideration of"Benevolence
9 and the S. S." then occupied few
moments.
Rev. Mr.. Hitchcock, chairman OF
committee on Permanent Organiza-
! ion, submitted the following report :
l. That the Convention elect set
of officers, consisting of-(D, Presi-
; dent ~, Vice Presidents; (a), Sec
rotary ; ca, Treasurer; said officers
TO call the next meeting of the Con-
yention. ~ r..
II. That the following be suggest
ed as said officers For President,
Hon. E. o. Hand; Vice Presidents,
L. Rugg, Rev. B. j.. Perkins ;
Secretary. Rev. A. e. Crandall ;
: Treasurer, A. S. Barber. The report
Of the committee was adopted and
the above list of officers declared
elected. At P. NJ. Rev. Mr.. Sawin
opened the discussion upon the con-
}, nection OF the Temperance and the
Sunday SCHOOL," After practical
speech by Rev. Sawiu, Mrs. Footc
gave an interesting sketch of her
work in N. Y. City, and made an
eloquent appeal for more vigorous
work in the temperance cause. Rev.
Mr. Hitchcock and Mr.. Kingsbury
closed the exercises Of the afternoon
with interesting remarks upon the
same topic. ID bi1oa .9d3s9
The w.,rk Of the Convent n cl s.
ed with "CLildren's Meeting" in
the evening, addresses being made
/ by the vari us delegates,
Taken all in all, the C,nyenti u
was success, and gave a fresh i'm
petus t the S. S. w'rk in. the tive
| Counties l.. A. CRANDALL,
Secretary.
There will be Union Thanksgiving services .,
The Congregational Church, next Thursday morn
| ing al eleven O'Clock Rev. W. q. Walker, pasg +
of the Methodist Church, will preach the sermon
of the occasion all are invited to join in this
{ service OF thar kegiving and praise 44Ak8