Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-30
PASADENA PARAGRAPHS.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
BAPTIST CHUKCH.
The Trustees Elected-The Y. M. O. A
Selects New Oficcs-Interest-
Ing News and Personal
Notes.

The Baptist church held its annual
meeting Wednesday evening.
A most satisfactory report was made
by the treasurer, showing the society
free from debt. The trustees elected
for the year are:
j. w. Campen, w. Fish, E.. Canfeld,
r. H. Brown, S. Simons; deacons, 1.
F. Miller, E. Can6eld; clerk, Geo. Tay-
lor; treasurer, NJ. Fish; collector, D.
Barber; ushers, Mr.. Wendell, A. Chubb,
B. Taylor, A. Nolan.
YIN. G. A. ELECTIoN.
The Y. M. G. A. held its annual
meeting for the election Of officers in
the association rooms Wednesday eve
ming.
A large number of members were
present, and much interest exhibited In
the affairs of the society.
The meeting was called to order by
President Grinnell, who made few
remarks commenting on the good work
done in the past year, and prophecying
better results in the future.
Rev. o. d. Crawford also delivered an
interesting address, speaking of the OBJ
ject of the association, and the grand
work which it is doing.
Secretary George Taylor read areport
of the work which has been done in the
past nine months. 1t shows the total
attendance at meetings has been 20l6,
an increase of 25 per cent over last year.
Number of sick visited 1856, of which 80
cases weie furnished night watchers an
increase of 6 per cent.
Five funerals were conducted during
the season.
The report speaks very highly of the
assistance rendered by the ladies' CEN
trail committee.
The number of visitors to the reading
room, who registered was $500.
The state convention, which convenes
here next month, is spoken of as prom
icing to become the best yet held in the
state.
Following is the board of trusteesas
elected: Dr. F. Grinnell, Milford Fish,
p. M. Green, E. A. Walker, Walter
Graves, DR.. ]. r. Townsend.
NOTES.
General Sheehan has issued an order
announcing the death of Major GIL
christ, whose funeral took place frdm
Governor Markham's residence Tuesday
afternoon, and expressing his apprecia-
ton of that officers character.
Mrs. DR.. Hodge is reported to be in
very low condition. T..
Alexander McLain is in the city,
called here by the condition of bis
brother, ex-Marshal McLain, who is
quite low.
Work was begun this morning on Mr..
Morgan's brick building, on Raymond
avenue, which will be used as livery
stable.
Work has been completed on the Ray
mond avenue pipe line. connection being
made with the rosesvoir to-day. :
While driving today in Raymond ave-
nue., Miss Dobbins was thrown by her
team becoming unmanageable, but was
not injured.
The members of the Rebekah lodge,
l. 0. o. F., gave very pleasant sur
prise party to Mrs. M. j. Greene last
last evening, the occasion of the 62d an
niversary of her birthday.
E. H. Lockwood has sold for Mrs.
Chas. r. Foote her home place on Col
umbia street, to Col. A. II. Sellers, of
Chicago. Consideration, $4,000. Mr..
Sellers. who is one of Chicago's most en-
terprising citizens, comes with the in
tention of making Pasadena his future
home.
The parlor assembly at the Spsulding
next Friday evening, promises to be
most entertaining affair.
The drivers of the Pasadena cars are
resplendent in bran new uniforms.
On next Tuesday evening public
outdoor meeting will be held. Speeches
will be made by Hon. VIM. Williams
and Hon. Hervey Lindley. The pump
kin rollers are making large prepara-
tions and expect to have great hurrah.
Geo. Taylor. DR.. F. Grinnell. W. N.
Campbell, W. M. Hagadorn, M. Fish,
j. w. Camper, A. Munger, Chas. A.
Hall, H. Holbrook, w. T. Hayhurst, A.
Roberts, w. T. Kirk, w. Graves, j. W.
Nuhrenburger, DR.. j. R. Townsend, j.
II. Coe.