Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-05-17
ANNIVERSARY.
The Congregational Church
Celebrates Ito Twenty-third
Anniversary.

Wednesday night the Congrega-
tional church celebrated it's twenty
third anniversary with supper and
appropriate exercises at the church.
Fully two hundred people were pres
ent and all enjoyed themselves to the
fullest extent. The proceedings
commenced with the singing of sew
eral selections by the choir and with
short addresses by the pastor, L. E.
Staples and II. N. Harding. Fol-
lowing this an adjournment was
made to the church parlors where a
bountiful supper had been prepared.
The tables presented a beautiful ap-
pearance, being tastefully decorated
with pot plants.
During the supper the church and
| it's various institutions were toasted
the toastmaster being the president
of the Mems Club, H. N. Harding,
who prefaced each toast with a few
appropriate words.
The toasts were: The church, re-
spunded to by VIM. Pedley and j. B.
Gibbons; tine choir for which Mrs.
Staples spoke. the Sunday school,
Ladies' Working club, Senior and
Junior Societies of Christian En-
deavor and the Ladies' Missionary
Union the responses being made
by H. W. Donovan, Mrs. D. Reade,
G. c. Raymond, Mark Millspaugh
and Mrs. VIM. Moore. Between the
tOasts solos and other selec lions
were efficiently rendered. A pleasing
feature in connection with the toast;
to the Ladies' Working club was tho
presentation to the club of the new
table provided by the Mems club,
and of a large framed photograph Of
the pastor.
An endeavOr will he made to
secure the photographs OF former
pastors of the church to be hung
upon the wall of the church perlor.
A very delightful and happy spirit
prevailed the whole meeting and
we'll it might. for the church has
made very rapid progress, is full Of
hope, is active in every direction and
thoroughly united. By u happy CO.
incidence last night was also the
third anniversary of Mr.. Moore's
present passionate and the fact was
MI oil In1 m Inv oov0rQ( ri
the speakers. The rela ton between
MIR. Moore and the church has been
one of unbroken harmony and
hearty cooperation.
With rapidly increasing member
ship and congregation the church
enters upon another year OF exis-
tence under most favorable condi-
tions.
Scene: A country school house in
the great northwest. Time: Ex-
animation day.
Teacher: "What is the best
known and most highly priced
household remedy in the North
west?"
Bright scholar: Dr. Wards Veg
etable Anodyne Liniment.
Teacher: "Who made this Lini-
ment 80 we'll and favorably known?'
Bright scholar: ~. R. Watkins,
of Winona. Mimi"
Teacher: "What makes it so
good?"
Bright scholar: because the
manufacturers go all over the world
to get the very best things to put in
it, regardless of trouble or expense. v
Teacher: "Can a man build up
such large and successful business
without some one trying to take ad-
vantage OF it,"
Bright scholar: "Certainly not.
But The j. r. Watkins, Medical
company have their trade mark. DIR.
Wards (both with and without the
black line throu gh it) registered in the
United States Patent Office, and it
is blown in every bottle and printed
on every package. with their name
and address,, so people may know
when they are getting the genuine
artic]e.'
Teacher: Every good. my boy.
You may go to the head"
The Dicoyery Saved His Life.
MIR. G.. CaillOuette. Druggist,