The Portland daily press., 1899-11-23

Corresponding seoresary-Mi~ Addis
frsssurer-Mrs. Eugene Baxter. Port
land.
Auditor-Mrs. n. N. Bailey, Portland.
Librarian-hiss K. L. Hubbs, Portland
Chairman Public Press COMMITTEES
Miss Jennie l.. erie.
Chairman Petition Committee-Mrs.
Chairman Public Meeting COMMITTEES
Miss J. L. erie.
Chairman Organising Commissee-Mrs.
n. L. Frye.
chairman Missionary Committee-Mrs.
j. II. Mcdowell
Chairman Current Indian News Com
mittes-Mrs. N. 8. Gardiner.
Directors from Churchss-Hew Jeruss
lem, Mrs. ~. I. W. Merrill; State strat.
Miss n. L. Hubs; Free street, Mrs. N.
K Gould; High street, Mrs. Il J.
Thomas; friends church Mrs. M. n.
Bailey; Williston, Mias Addie wysr: First
Caroline Carney; Chestnut street. Mas
III. Il. Blake; Congress street Methodist.
Mira S. W. Blackwsll; Second Parish,
Are. Il. 7. Sawyer; Fist Baptist, Mrs
W. y. Nelson; st. Stephens, Mrs. n. II.
Boothby; Church Of Messiah, Mrs. X. II.
Sargent; St Luks's. Mrs. y: u. Fassett;
st. Lawrence, Mrs. p. l.. Watts; Bethel
church, Mrs. y. Southworth; Congress
Square. Mrs. p. II. Turner; Woodfords
CONGREGATIONAL, Mrs. W. II. Baxter; Free
VIII Baptist, Mrs. Orr.
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
One of the hopeful and pleasant feat
urss of our work 10 the readiness with
which the press has published our articles
and the good editorials they have given
us. Therefors
Resolved, That We include In our grati-
tude ths oourssous attention We have re-
osivsd from the representatives Of the
press, and that hearty vote Of thanks be
EXTENDED to the press Of our state. We
also move hearty vote Of thanks to the
pastor and mem bers Ct this oh uFoh and 10
all who have % heartily helped Us In our
need.
Mrs. Eugene Baxter presented the
trsasursr's report AZ follows;
Receipts.
Balance on hand. . 20
Donations, 1876 II
Ne bsrsbiplduss. o. 90
Indian Friend subscription, 4.50
donations from Friends assucis-
ton, Phi iIadelphia, 1875, 90
Donation from Bangor association, SIS
Total, 1854 90
Expenditures.
Paid National association dues.
(94 members) % 30
Paid National association dues for
Bangor, (23 membsrs) $40
Paid do for annual reports, 323
PAID do for 100 copies sour War -.
Lesson" Is
Paid Indian Friend subscription, $50
Iege. e94. 90
Paid for pump at Indian mission. 1900
Paid for stationery, 1.S0
sion work, 1000
Balance on hand In bank, III
Total, 1854. so
Rsspsctsully submitted,
Anna p. Baxter. Treas. W. III. I. A.
In the evening there was q good attend
anoe. Mrs. n. K. Frye, the president,
was In the chair, and after reading Of the
scriptures by the pastor Of the church.
Rev. Z. X. PuIdy. prayer was offered by
Rev. j. K. Wilson, u D.. the pastor Of
the Free street Baptist church.
Mrs Iua voss Woodbury. was then In
troduoed and spoke In . most interesting
manner on the Indian question in all OF
t. phases.
Mrs. Woodbury. Is the president Of the
American Missionary association and Is
probably one of the best informed persons
In this country regarding the Indians.
She spoke at length, but her entire sd-
dress YVES listened TO with the closest at
tsntion. Rev. Samuel Worcester, the
pastor of the New jerusalem church was
the final SPEAKER. Rev. J. *. Wilson.
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