Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-04-01

Out Of Ruts;" why the Pledge?" Rev
IL. j. Ferris, Columbus; How to Keep
the Pledge" Mrs. Julia Churchill, Col
umbus; "What May be Expected of a
Pledge Keeping Society,"" Miss Millie
Branded, Fort Atkinson; "World Wide
E4ei eayor," H. H. Jacobs, Madison; a
prayer time, "Send Showers of Bless
ing, Raymond Frazier. Madison !;
Junior Endeavor hour, led by Miss
Elizabeth Henwood, Madison, district
secretary of that branch.
At 7:45 in the evening praise serj
vice was held, after which Rev. E. H.
Pence, of GAINESVILLE, an eloquent and
learned young clergyman, gave an ex-
cellent address.
The devotions Of Sunday were appro-
priately inaugurated with Sunrise"
prayer meeting at A. NJ, at which sew
enty five were present. At the after
noon session the two themes of "Good
Citizenship" and Missions" and their
relation to the Y P. S. G. E., we're
given especial attention, addresses be-
ing made by Rev. Messrs. Cochran,
Pence, Weiss and Haupert. and reports
coming from numerous delegates. A
model G. E. meeting occurred at 6:45 P.
NJ, conducted by Miss Henwood, of
Madison, and the convention closed
with a praise service and conservation
meeting at 7:45, farewell addresses be-
ing made by Messrs. Pence, Weiss and
Cochran. The Chautauqua salute and
the hand-clasp were INDUCED in.
As officers for the ensuing year, the
union chose Rev. q. G. Weiss, of this
city, president, and Miss Ethel
Sawyer, of Horizon, secretary and
treasurer. The following Lookout com
mittee was appointed: Miss Tillie L.
Snyder, Madison; Rev. w. J. Turner,
Kilbourn; Miss Mile BRANDED, Fort
Atkinson, and Miss Bertha Marquart,
Watertown. Next years convention
will be held at Portage.
The registry lists of the convention.
showed the following in attendance:
PoRTA GEMS. r. 6. Dalton, Mrs r. Har-
rington, Miss Roberts, Mabel Fletcher. Helen
Warriner, JeSsemine ColOniuS.
RIo-Mrs. Norris Miss Budd, Rebecca
Purves. Harriet McOufie.
BEAVER DANG ertrudeaL Lewis. Mae Lewis,
Mamie ROwell, Edla ROwell, Sadie Dawson,
Clara Snyder, Mrs c. Plank, Addie Daven-
port.
8URNETT-Alice Danley. Gertrude Martin,
Mary e. Voorhees,.
f0RIcoN-E Ethel Sawyer, Genia Thomas,
MADIsON-Mrs. c. II. Anderson, Lois Hob
bias, Susie Thompson, Lena u. White, VIM.
X Fagg, Lynn H. Tracy, Marcus G. Fagg,
j. w. Cochran, E. @. Updike, &. u. Wright.
K II. Jacobs, Raymond r. Frazier Elizabeth
-. Henwo0d, Charlotte E. Pengra.
LAKE MILLS-Ella j. Wiley, Laura JOeckel.
g u. MacNeil, VIM Strohmeier.
AOSHKONONG-Ethel Ranney, Mabele
Webb Lowell Hutchens, Albert Worth.
VILAS-Mrs. Wm Good.
SUMNER-Alma BRANDED.
FORT ATKINsoN-Clara Coutremarsh, Mary
Held NJ. CCrnelia Petit Nellie Morrison
Hunter, Niilie e. BRANDED, Paul c. Rurchard.
Spencer Swasey, Walter HOyle, Blanche d.
Nash.
KnBOURN-Jennie Dixon, Lillian Bau r.
CAMBRIDGE-Dora Scobe Mamie Scobie
Ella Biistad, Ernest Lyman
NETTE-Jane a. Dunlop.
COLUMBUS-Jennie Griftghs. Jessie John
son, Kaubel Waldo, Bessie Stevens, Marion
Barber. Annie Ferris, EdyIhe NJ Holt Nav
H. Jones. May j. Jones, Walter Johnson, a.
W. Stevens, H. j. Ferris, Waiter Ferris
Charlie Ferris, Mrs. NJ. H. jackson, Mrs. j.
Churchill Dorothy Brown.
JUNEAU-Fanny G.. Rambusch
| JANESvILLE-E. H. Pence.
MILwAUKEE-Dora Lauson, Preston G..
| WILDER.