Smyrna times., 1895-03-27

as -. cntecOstal service of DIR. =
Il HNeeo' with the attracting feature of II
- conference, and the church ~,
crowded again. DR.. Keen, the Iea6e
10 Is energetic worker and his manner
70 TGUIhuucCng M these exercises was stirrip,
>. ne atarway is crowded when the :,
II EIa'ioh Is given, extending often cor
J SIueraOle n, distance down the aisIo
g power. grea
> w. +. M. S. ANNIVERSARY
nv PREVIOUS to these services n,
W0man's Foreign Missionerv Socie,'
veIG we tnelr anniversary exercises Mr.
Nv. =; IUmkinsOn was chairman am
MISS M. II Danforth gave the addres.
~ me afternoon. Her address wo,
niehly enjoyable. The exeroisas
we're lhterspersed with some excaII-
music by the Harman Quartette =
FRIDAY.
Conference met in its third d.v,.
st5; session at o'clock, Bishop Hurst nye9
r. DR., J. A. Price, of New York and
Dr. A. J. Kynett, of the Church GIu Fr
'"pslon Society, were introduced
" Aynett made a report of tbo
church extension work. 'no
Oh motion of Presiding Elder Cork
ran, OF Salisbury district. the roIotid-
VI the Rev Newton McQuav. ofSborn
So"h' Md. who asked to be cbanmd5
.Iom eHectlve to supernumerarv 80
reIerred to the board of stewards was
Dr' ) NJ. Buckley, of the CSr;ot;u,
hd0Ocdte, was introduced and raoSeI ~ 90"
Interesting address. n"ue an
Inc following were admitted - c.,
membership: II. A. c.. WestoUfaTI IN
TUnu TWiiii = Outten. Clarence w. Strict Iond
", william l.. White, w. H. d ToiIan ia1u ~
J" M DeVenIsh and NJ. II. Benford ~
. Inc candidates were caIlod
.Lont where Bishop Hurst addraaeS
Cnem at length in an exceIlent o9Ieu J;'
course on biblical history and ON 10
Seat work which the young nrsaoS Sno
d 10. DAY has before him.
H. u: Budd and J. Fl Bea,ob
we're admitted to the second 80 /
NJ. +. Townsend was discont;., -
u MS own request. ueu'
7oaIo GIorse W. Bounds and James w a
,i,5 G'e were were advanced to the fourth wear
hio nj y ~ nouse, OF the Philadel. e
vr;abt & ~ r. Hospital, and DR.. w. A n
'rasan em'' oi Boston, addressed the Con. c
AT A. T. 5 Scott. W. F. rolbott. ! T
Jyerpl'ti : p /. E Bell, w. E. England 7 7
:, y,,a aoole, ); W. Hammersley' q w o,
bo' bilcox' J; ID Rigg, w. L. Howen ana &C
uonas ID. Haynes were retained ~ T
pernumerary preachers. % an
DICKINSON COLLEGE A1uMN1
The fourth annual bapo,ot -
- 'nr n,i go s'oI a. District Association of the Pc
, uuInl OF Dickinson College 81 nraS R'
8, 70 was nelu last night in Stevenson lol
&c. II proved to be most eniovable
ISslo6, Tha q, especially the aftermath for
: : "T - neV' W. Il. Avery, D. D.. ,75 81,
. cue fl1, postmaster of the occasion VII
= = ioIlo"ing programme was car ~,
= ouI IN i1il THE American TTni. ma
I5ty and Methodist" Bishon Jobn rec
nurs', M, u, d., '54; singing. INV L
iInery, : us of Thee;" 6Dickinso1 Ho
,ese' Frsident George E. Edward was
;.ng' Here's to Dickinson Colleoe., Mis-
iucatlonal Standard for MetbnSi,. chu
'SteTS' .tT, Rev. Vaughan S. Collins the
.id ne daughters of Methodism > Leo
',uvnt y NI: John f. Goucher; sinoing Il
= MAD That Gets a Stolen Kiss.sH' wor
1Sy ;oz mans MG View" Thomas N. Raw. OF Il
oo our Preparatory Schools y ourc
clpal w. l.. Gooding, Phi. n ~ addl
.ng' The Bull Dog on the RAM - Al
minus and Alma Mater y Po, e1er
ry " Budd, 'S9 college Remin;' clare
ces'" A. Lincoln DRYDEN ;sS F.
ng' The Little Log Church in t6o, the
! Notes by the Wavn caan 90 .ue relat
: 'y4es, ~, historian. it was o6e A.
'esI 9a1quets ever given bv the ton
NJ and Geo, NJ. Stevenson T tbo amou
G1r, was oomplimented upon tbe ton a
lent manner in which he servaJ for co
managed the whole affair. ''U Il. K.
A NOTABLE OCCASIONS snind Ul .n
uay night was a record breaksr tary
ever before has the NJ. f. CbTroL LeagI
SO crowded. Every seat mon T,Ou chapt,
, Tue galleries were jammed fro~s assOci
lu VI the church to the otber ~ bershi
sues The vestibules woDn and T
60 ana those eager To beor atoS preacl
q down the main and side o5sI IsIou year,
NOR pla ce was as bad % '',Is res The
es, and every seat ami noos;LI o iIe T. L.
nng room was taken. II so.oie Burka
hcent sight. The drawino was 9 a Wood,
'se masses was the noted ,s, oaIu line.
'rator, John G. WooIIa, Per- The
go 'ne ADDRESS of the temDer- pOIhte'
o1ri,Utsrs,ary, o,otds,y the order of the day. Boar
as one of the finest, temper- ); ID.
n"lons ever given in Smyrna murray NJ,
Z an hour and quarter the w: ID.
: held his hearers SMELL -ho~a' 'ue Elliott
~ .SuIess oratory and flights of E'aers'
n n tnelorlc: he took for his boart
. Gu ": Testimony in re- Plesiuin
Q :, God the church, the govern. 2uigg,
al the saloon. NJ. COoI
The speaker had finisbod Vandev
aud continued oyatIon b.di. DIR. A.
~ u was several minntas ~ w. CooI
chairman, X. NJ. Cooper. could Board
= a. auulence: Presiding Elder District
uVanced to the platform and Inns, J:
y as an expression of appreeiat- ton Dis
ne excellent address Just heard Mowbra
auulence give a standing vote Smithers
= ;, WIN Chautauqua salute In nownsen
- tne oody arose in one mace N. =. Ste
YET tne audience myriads of . M. Nc
chleis were waved and tba denhall,
~ .'i'ueu SO several minutes
20 Sone looO people present Rishoo
SATURDAY. beautiful
'Mmittee appointed To nas. Ti TENDED
character of the Rev me appo
Still Pond, Md msds ~ - ~ ll.3O P, NJ
port, which was adopted as meet next
has oiva, a.. SAN Jo
tentian TO the matter com. o1i,n ,iTiossor
.hem' aud they are prepared s'Ss swasa "a a
'nere Is no necessity to inn, bes d; 20
evll or wicked purpose 10 Ioso los u'sc1V nsSI
emp 10 order to account for sta,o So. sVa19 at,.
o. still, we are impressed s",, 1Sa.e, IN
lch as 10 maLs s physical from Chill
duties and responsIbilitIes oose, oose, OaI.'
=. that his nervous system nor,;o,. as, IL
O' uiai con- scale is sm
Ohm r Oueo cut. color, not r
1ouestion ,.,ea ,i Iiah' Beneath it
Phmbus iIsr, S"'ieu ana spring, abo
dersen Jansas, IL t-egalegi out, bacterii
!, w. w Ladntaa WIl, ~ tree faster
and j IT Caid,, Ci, w ilIiam branches BY
? ~ N"eh were new scale 70