Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-11

"ioreboo ltcn-OIlel, JcrusaIem, Palestine,
and Roy. Jose Malox Yonan Of Persia,
boing among the speakers.
AZ the Brooklinc Baptist church, Rev.
H. q. Tarsus Of Boston presided, and ad-
dresses were made by Rev. II. =. Jcnan-
yam, Mnbc. fndin; Rev. X. ID. Grant, DID,
Portland, Or, and Rev. X Tsunasbima
Toxic.
Rev. Arthur Little, DID, pastor Of the
Sccond church. Dorchester, presided a.
the meeting in that cdihoc. Miss Charlotte
Ihorndike Sibloy OF Belfast, Me, spoke
ilrst. Miss Siblcy was followed by Bishop
Samuel Fnllows. Bey. w. II. Mcmillan
then spoke.
Az the Pilgrim Congregational church,
Dorchester, Rev II. is. Grose of Chicago
was the principal speaker.
The Dudley Street Baptist church, ROx-
bury district was filled by thronR which
listened 10 interesting addresses by Mrs.
Emily Mclaughlin Of Boston and Rev.
T. 5. Hamlin Of Washington. The pastor,
Rev a. s. Gumbart. led the meeting.
AZ the Phillips Congregational church,
In South Boston district Rev. =. Is.
Mccscf Of Wilmington, Del, was the lead
ing speaker
At the Jamaica Plain Baptist church.
Rev ii. g. farrar, ID, Of Albany, made
an address. Pastor II. VI. Hunt presided
and followed Mr.. Farrar.
AT the Shawmut Congregational church,
Rev w. II. Barton presided. Mrs. Grace
Hill Of Germantown, Pa, and Rev j. +.
Cowan, ID, Of Pittsburg, were the speak
crs.
In the Warren Avenue church, Rev.
Robert Macdonald, pastor, led the meet
ing. Rev. II. Il. Shupc OF Dayton, o.,
spoke.
At the First Baptist church II. T..
Murphy Of PittsburR and Rev. j. II.
Becky of New York spoke. Rev. w. T..
| Wood presided.
Miss Florence Ben-Olicl Of Jerusalem,
| Palestine, was the chief speaker at the
| Clarendon street church. The others who
| addressed the meeti.2 were Prabala
Ramachaudrayya Garu, Gun,er, India;
Rev. John Schon, DID, Baltimore, pre-
sided.
At the Peoples Temple the pastor, Rev.
| j. Is. Brady, presided. Miss A. =. Jones
| Of Falmouth, Mass, and Rev. j. u. Tyler,
ID, Cleveland, spoke.
| AT the Pilgrim Congregational church,
| Cambridge, Rev. Canon j. Is. Richardson,
| London, Ont, made an address He was
followed by II. L. Hastings OF Boston, the
|
Rev. Charles Olmstead, presided.
At the Franklin Street Congregational
church. Somerville, Rev. j. NJ Gray,
pastor, presided. The speakers were Rev
J. A. Rondthaler, DID, indianapolis;
Selah Merrill, ID, LID, Andover,
Mass; Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell, Ale
ghany City.
| AT Berkeley Temple Rev. G. +. Horr,
Jr, presided. The principal address was
delivered by Rev. w. ii. Ward, DID, Of
New York.
| At the Park Street church Rev. G.. II.
Daniels, ID, of Boston, presided, and
Neal Dow of Portland, Rev. Jesse Malex
Yonan Of Persia, and Rev II. j. Nor
gan of New York, spoke.
At the Central Square Baptist church.
East Boston, Rev. ID. NJ. Gardner pre-
sided Rev. NJ. NJ. Binford Of Richmond.
Ind, w. j. Darby, DID,, Of Evansville,
Ind, and Rev. William Patterson Of
Toronto, spoke
! At the First Baptist church, Charles
town, Rev. A. S. Burrows presided. Ad-
dresses were delivered by J. g. Berry
MD, Japan, and Rev. Wayland Hoyt
DID,, Minneapolis.
At Shepard Memorial church, Cam
bridge, A. p. Foster, DID,, presided.
Speeches were made by Rev. w. r. Miller,
Reading, Pa, and Rev. +. n. Peloubet,
DID, of Auburndale.
Won't Move to Chicago.
The most important proceeding in con-
nection with the convention was the
meeting Of the trustees of the organization.
The chief business to be considered was
the offer of II. II. Kohlsaat Of the Chicago
Times s-Herald,' who had agreed TO pay
5000 year for three years toward the
maintenance of the society's headquar-
ters on condition they be removed from
Boston to Chicago. After committee
had passsd adversely upon the subject,
and reported, the report of the committee
was unanimously accepted, and the head
quarters will not be removed from Boston
for the present.