The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-10-30
Tne state N.C.T.U

ltrht4t' No.
Secretary, Emma Bourne; Corresponding
Secretary. Mrs. J. I. Ellis and treasurer
Mrs. I. 4. Miekle- Prayer was offered by
Miss Frances f. Willard, President OF the
National Union, after which she was
formally introduced to the convention
and made CIV Of her Characteristic
speeches.
Mrs. \. l.. Caminade. OF Irenton, de-
livered an address Of welcome. Among
other things she said there is one saloon
in Trenton for every lG3 Inhabitants, ana
that the beer bill averages four dollars per
week for each Of its 7eoo voters. Miss
Campbell. Of New Brunswick, responded
to this address III behalf Of the delegates.
Tic President appointed the following
committees:
On Credentials-Airs. Hamar. Newark;
Mrs. Burge. Fineland; Mrs. Barber, Iren-
ton; Mrs. Chapel, Pennington; Mrs. DR..
Mclean. Hoboken: Mrs. lofniinson, Pam
field.
On Constitution-Mrs. NobieS, Atlantic
Highlands: Mrs. Anderson. Newark; Mrs.
Yates. Plainield. Mrs. Howell, Camden.
On Plan Of Nork-Mfs. Frome, Newark;
Mrs. Taylor, Piainield; Mrs. blanchard,
Newark: Ars. Patterson, Salem.
On GoHftcsy-Lilly Baily, Trenton.
On Finance - Mrs. Mickle, MillYilie;
Mrs. Seabrook, keyport; Mrs. Garrison,
S~@elesbpro; Mrs. Caminade. Trenton;
Mrs. Amer, New Brunswick; Mrs. wood
rut1, Newark: Hiss LeaYi't, melahd.
On Pages-Miss Mattus. l%ioboken, and
the Misses Campbell and Clark. New
Brunswick. Mrs. Bachelor. superinten-
dent of Literary Work. read her report,
which was accepted. Devotional eNer-
cises led by Mrs. DR.. Reed. Of Camden,
cl9sed the morning session.
Mrs. Amer opened the afternoon ser
vices with devotional exercises. Report
vas read by Mrs. Mobiles, Superintendent
Of temperance instruction ana "ceep'e"'
Miss Anna Gofioh deiiYefe" an interesting
address on = Dung Women 5 "ofk'
TINS was flowed by inc ahhnai adeie8S
by MIS-. President Downs. According 70
the reports OF Alfs' Eiils, tHe S'IF's5o"o-
ing Secretary ana MIS- Aiic&le' enc ! Fe'S-
ufer' there are W. unions ~ tue state
with a membership OF ne"Fiy nFc 'ho'S-
ana; mere "aa false'i d''riiS t'e Ss"f 'hc
sum OF 3!0'ooo Tor ioe', #'T% ~ t'e
lhioh'' ana lne sum o' 4i,"'3''S Iof
state "of "Hhe me @Feib''ui'7 "ssie-
gated S'6f"'" b''i reports were ADOPT
co.
Mrs l'o"l'S' t"e ifes'oe"t' III nef an
nnai address state" that t'V organization
would use strong 'Hueic Vho coming
winter to nave lAe Legislature pass " la"
pIo"'0'ti"s IA ii0e''7 10y
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At ha'i-P@S' lo0r an ih.efaa''ns M
afel $ service was iieia ~ tne 1eh'F@i D.
+. Church ms = ~. baiD"!h pfeS'9ins'
IN Inc evening MISS wizard o4i'FeTeo a
stirflhs aaaFeSa N l'ls Green 2s'ee' u, T.
Ohafch. me otat' 1a.e''e sa'd' -'iIS'
SobIeS PRESIDED ana mrs EHlS iea inc
a~eyot'oAs' ti-e corrections peihs 5@Ne'
uhaef tAe olF'el"h % his' H'cAie, VINO y
Sa'o % oe ! "o'''"' DriH 'i'''ie'e'' 4,
Atthe meeting Oh thursday, tie second
day, the olhcers were reelected q loiioNS:
PRESIDENT Mrs sara" >. :. Downs fice
President PITS nary :. NoGleS hecofd-
ln9 secretary Mrs E'hina b9nIne' 1oF-
responding secretary mrs. j. l. Ems
~feaSHfeF' MIS-. L. y. AiieRie' Mrs.
Mary H. Deilh'ah Oh newark was eiecte''
Honorary wee ffeSideht loF me- ~ a
fisih& vote.
At the afternoon session The following
by-la~s were considered and adopted:
I. Tor a Bureau Of Organization to be
established by local union assessments: the
President. Mrs. Downs, to be the state
Organizer, her salary to be SO per month,
which shan cover ali her expenses.
9. That each superintendent Ola depart
ment Shall send her plan Of worl, to die
local union IN May preceding the annual
convention, which occurs in October.
,. That State officers and snporinteu-