The Portland daily press., 1889-06-15


All answered with the exception Of six
teen, eight of whom had a reasonable cause
assigned.
Extracts from the minutes Of various quar-
terly meetings were read.
Correspondence relating to missionary
work among the Indians in our country, and
in foreign fields was read.
The committee to unite with similar COM
mittee from the mems meeting to prepare
returning minutes for the ministers and ell
ders in attendance were appointed as fol-
lows: Rebecca d. Ever, Gertrude w. Cart
land, Eliza Pierce. Phebe S. Sydelotte and
Nancy Jacobs.
The following committee was appointed to
nominate a committee on correspondence
Elizabeth A. Clifford, Lydia C. Neal. Adelne
S. Nye. Anna f. Hail. Ruthanna S. Nichols,
Elizabeth II. Cobb, Mary C. Hawkes., Mary
A. Battey and Huldah S. Buffum.
Adjourned to 4p.p
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the afternoon session OF the women's
meeting Anna G. Wood read reports from
the various quarterly meetings on Ministry
and Oversight" Addresses relative to mis-
oAOh WIN WOAO Sa'Sh " l. L ldllJ
Phebe johnson and Mary G. Underhil
Ruth S. Murray read reports of the charges
in the quarterly meetings during the year.
From these reports we see that many of the
aged have been gathered like shocks of corn.
Augustus Jones and Gertrude W. Garland
reported that the committee to consider the
proposition submitted to this yearly meeting
by the conference OF yearly meetings in 1887,
that committee of yearly meetings be es-
tablished with delegated powers to meet at
stated times, have carefully considered the
subject and are united in repeating that in
their Judgment the way does not open at
present for this meeting to join in such
conference.
The committee on the Mosher fund are as
follows: A II. Jones, j. Z. Paige, Rebecca
M. Smiley, Ruth S. Murray. Esther Jones,
/. Warren Hawkes. and Sarah Marble.
The Mosher fund Of $4,000 was left by
Friend IN New York, the income to be used
in circulating the writings of the Friends or
those in accordance with their views.
The following committee on cocrespon-
dence was appointed: Gertrude w. Cart
land, Sarah ID. Brown, Saloma d. Wheeler,
Hawes, Alice w. Maxfeld, Ada Z. Hafford,
Lizzie Swan, Ellen A. Winsl0w, Lucy A.
Snow, Martha Hoag. Emily Jones, Susan A.
Clifford.
The meeting adjourned to 10 a. IL. Mon
day:
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
The following Friends are to preach in the
below named churches tomorrow:
At O'Clock a. m. there Will be a devotional
meeting in City Hall.
City FAN 80 a. m.--Henry Stanley Newman
| OF London, Eng, and Jesse Wimore OF Kansas
City Hall, p. m.--William Wetherald OF To-
ronto, and Mary G. Underhiil of New York.
City Hall, 1902. m.-Joseph Moore Of Earl
ham College, Ind, and Hannah 7. Pratt Of New
North congregational Church. Cape Elizabeth
1890 a. m.-Senaca Stevens and Mary G.. Uuder-
Free Street Baptist 80 a. m.-Daniel Hill.
Congress Street Methodist 1870 a. m.-Jesse
State Street Church, 1890 a. m.-Prof. Joseph
st. Lawrence Street, 1890 a. m.-Hannah t.
Pratt.
Peaks island, 1880 a. m.-william Jacobs
| and Narcissa Jacobs.
Reform School, 2 p. m.-Evi sharpless and
| Mary G.. II. Chappelle.
Abysinnian, 80 p. m.-Charles W. Goddard.
High Street Congregational, 1890 a. m.-Wil-
Plymouth, Free Baptist-Davld Douglass.
West End Congregational, 103o-I. Warren
| Hawkes.
N Kenworthy.
YIN. Q: A., 4 p. m.-wm. p MeComber and
Emeline Tuttle.
| Peoples church, SO. Portland. 2.3O-John FRYE.
| Preble chapel, 8 p m.-Danel Hill. 7.3o-Ruih
| S. Murray.
EVENING SESSION.
In the evening temperance meeting was
held in City Hall. The attendance was not
large. The meeting, however, was interest
ing and was much enjoyed by those present.
The exercises opened with singing "Rescue
the Perishing."
Mrs. Mary Chase read selection from the
Scripture and Mr.. John G. Wooley OF Min
nesota offered prayer. Miss Elizabeth Lar
kin said as the first speaker, that they were
fighting the same old battle ovor again, the