The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-06

Report of the procee.1,,,
naai session NJ rxeY-.rs

% the Proceedings or the An
"aai Session NJ Everett.
tsfetS June z-SaacszI-Ths ssvs....
,s.. arssaoE OF the Northwestern Ean-
80. association opened in IRE p.r.,~.
sa.- 'lacie last evening. when the or<rs,,-
-. ''0H vas preached BY Rev.c.F y. grovrr-
Committees were annss-.ss =. ..,,.
srds and Sanders nth
and Baldwin. EARNS " cir
IN election of oacerS-1ss
run and Pierce
=, sunday Schools c. Abbott. Mrs
. =. i'eak and J. z. Sanders.
VI teFnperauce-Afrx vnroovau A.
heith and airs. Cairns.
oh new churchex-Mr- psrhs-sx Ar
ne ana Mrs. S. a. Bennett.
lofmai and cordial welcome was e~
's1ed oy Rev. ". g Weir. OF E.var...
l"iio~ing officers xere unanimous
- siected on report OF the COMMITTEE.
ator' Rev. ]. G. Baker. OF Ia Con-
,a-,a ar. l. y Mackechnie, OF Vic
,.,.,' 10 -. treasurer, Deacon u "
rnaiker. Victoria, =. c.: auditors Ma@ar.
I.sicdfnekSr. of Everett and y T.,a
reau. OF Port Angeles
~ noon the visitors were entertained
az luncheon in the church rsarIors nv IRE
1a.ies OF the Baptist church In Everett
feature or the afternoon service was
sn,. aalastratlon by Miss Cairns, OF sno-
Hoinish. or the Baptist Young Pennies
~ork with bright class Of pupils a vote
.. ahahhs being rendered her.
Inc committee on enrolment reported
the following delegates:
bsiiard-Rey. J. Cushman. Sisters
Snute scott. Graves and Carpenter.
banard' Norwesian-Danish church
Y l.
kverett-Rev. ". G Weir. BROTHERS
heston. Ferguson. Langley. Sisters Hi
TON, Legros and Zigier.
Ferndale-Rev. ]. +. Sanders. Winnie
Sanders
Port Townsend-Rev. F. o. Lamoreux
Miss Lou Baker.
kirkland-Rev. ID. T. Richards.
Seattle. Market street-Rev. W. r
Fleenor. Mr. Abbott. Brother G. W. Eells
Mrs. Muldoon. Miss Bennett Mrs Jones
MISS Baker From the II. Y p T. Miss
Aloe. Miss Alice Muldoon. A. J. EelIs.
La tonner-Rev. j. G. Baker. J. r. Cal
noun Miss Ida Calhoun. Mrs Marshall
Miss j. T.. Peck. Miss S. c. Peck. Miss
Susie Peck. Miss Pearl Sisson.
Woolley-Rev. W. II. Carmichael. Mel
Curry
Hamilton-Rev. ". IT. Carmichael
Mr. cockreham. Jessie Curry. Sister 3. l..
Riley
Mount vernon-Robert J. T. Mason. Sis
ter May Mcdowell. Sister A. A Williams
Sister Eva Davies.
Seattle. First church-Rev. ". r Tay-
Tor. Rev. Thomas Baldwin and wife, Rev
II. j. Pierce and wife. j. r. Ludlow and
wife. r. :. Greene and wife. o. s. Jones
and wife. S. Shank and wife, George Ward
and wife, II. Holyoke and wife. ]. G.
keith,Sister ~ II. Dimmock, Esther Hyde
G. III. Kiehl. ". o. Hardin.
Seattle. Norwegian Danish-Rev. o. l..
Hoien
Skagit City-Mrs. w Fritz
Kent-Rev J. IT. Woodley. A w Bow
ker. $. s. Stout. +. Arney
Victoria. Calvary-Rev. r.. Trotter. w
Andrews. Mrs. Clyde Burgess. Miss Freer.
Miss Smith. Miss Squires. Miss Walker.
Victoria. Emmanuel c1mrch-Rev. p II.
McEwen, Rev. r &. King r. A. Mes
colt. ID. r. Plckard. W. Marchant. Dr.
Mackechnie. Mr.. Lamont.
Whatcom-H. NJ Butler.
Snohomish-Rev. J. Cairns and wife.
Miss Cairns. Wallace Thrall. Miss L. Nc
kinley. +. Dickey. Miss n. Wadley. Mrs.
Viola McShane. s. c. Lapham. T. +.
Skaggs.
Fremont-Sisters sheurer. Johnston and
Wilds
Vancouver, Il. CA W. Mcleod
North Seattie-Rev. c. T. Brownlee. A
Hall, Brother Clark. Brother Fletcher
Sisters II. II. Ames. Miller and Durant.
Letters from the churches were read
and reports by various committees were
presented.
Thursdays programme will include re-
ports on temperance. education and reso-
buttons Missions will be the general sub
feet for the afternoon. The sessions will
close on Thursday evening with addresses
on foreign missions.