The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-17

Mr.. bradley Martha Opens n Charity FaiD
with an Excellent Speech.
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In connection with the athletic gathering
held at Blairbeg. Glcn-Urduhart. on satur- ,
day. there was sale OF work under the
auspices 81 the Gien-CrGuhart Dorcas So
ciety AMI also on behalf OF the zenaua
Mission. Two stalls were erected for thes
disposal % the large collection Of articles
brought together through the efforts of q num-
Der OF ladies in the district. The decoration Of
the stalls was very effective. and showed
that no pains had been spared to mako them
attractive. .
At noon the Countess OF Craven. in presence
OF a distinguished PARTY from Balm acaan and
other 81 ootnG residences in the district. DE- j
cared tho bazaar on behalf OF the Ienan's
Mission open. The Countess Of Craven said:-
II have great pleasure in declaring this ba-
zaar open. AMI l trust it will be q complete
success" tApplause.l The Rev. Mr.. Camp
hell. Glen urquhart. proposed O hearty vote Of
thanks TO the Countess OF Craven for her kind
in the bshasf eay
Rorsn society saoinns when Mr. Mr. bradley
cerem ony. Mr., Bradley Martin said: Il have
been requested by the porcas Society to de-
mence by thanking them for the compliments
in selecting me to oflciate upon this interest
" thst al s
in this glen. rersaininS t. the welfare Of the
lnnaDltan'S OF tnts beautiful Rteu. VIII hiWuyb
have my unqualified SUPPORT and the sIppors
OF my family also. tAppauseI The Dorcas
Society. as well as the ore whose sale my
daughter opened this morning. have double
purpose. First. by their labor and industry
they relieve and gmeliorate the suflerinxs
tor,linE to themselves q Pleasant occupation
in their neehlework. To illustrate my mean.
ing | may recall tho story OF Caesars wife aud
the spin ring wheel. Skeptics returned ex-
abe sat heside the wheel spin ming in the atnos:
phere OF domestirity. The spinning wheel
has now given place to the noodle in our
homes. Where our women employ the needle
in recreation and pleasant occupation. there
In that home. generally speaking, you will
md that virtue. contentment. and happiness
generally prevail. Applause. l most ear
nestly beg o! all present to come for.
ward and support the worthy undertaking OF
this society by purchasing these beautiful
around. ! can see that these. articles are
suitable and needed. and not like the majority
OF the products which have seen in our town
fairs. rubbish. and Appropriate to the require
plause.I trust and repeat that you will all
come Will a willing heart. with your purse
strings united, and do good At your own
threshold TO the poor Of r"ur glen. Charity
knowing that you are doing good at home. do
ing good to yourselves. following out the
teaching OF Christ. By doing you are
brought nearer TO God. | now declare this
sale open" Applause
The Key. Mr. Campbell proposed hearty
graceful speech. They were delighted to see
Mr.. Martin among them. and he was sure it
would cheer the hearts of the poor and the
rich in the glen how heartily Mr. Martin and
ware wiling to help them. tApplause.l The
sale then proceeded with