Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-20
and very he rty response was made.
TIE PL ATTSBURGH DISTRICT.

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and a very he lrty response was made
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The Plattsburgh district was called.
The charac.ar Of the presiding elder, j.
w Eaton. D. d.. on the eldeSs of the
district was passed and the pre- siding
elder made his report in substance AS f,,I-
~ .o,. ,..,.o,..,.,. - T., nil.
interfered with the work of the church s
cialy in raising the bencVolenccs.
Death has entered the homes of the
preachers and sickness many others. The
benevolences, in spite of circumstances,
have been well cred for.
Extensive Improvements have boon
made in church property at keeseviilc,
jay. Wilmington. Peckmantown, Loon
Lake. Hloominedale, Crown Point, San y
tiill. Whitehall and many othe>s. Ep-
worth League work is in prosperous con
'dltion. The Junior League il especially
heipiul. Preache"s meetings have been
well attended and helpful. Many CONVEX
sions have taken place in the district and
the spiritual conditions are most favor
able.
The following elders Of Pittsburgh
district made their reports
A. c. McGilton, o. Goebel. Edward
Marsh, q. j. Kunz. G. J. Mott, T.. l.. Fer
irismcr, r.. ID. White, G. r. Church, II.
\. Brasnan, l.. i. Lawrence, +. l.. Arnold,
James Van Arsam, j. Horton. A. III.
Continued on 9Th paGe)
Eaton j. Dufiield L. d. Cook, l.. Sauer-
brei Is. II. Cochran, II. G. Petty, Nj. NJ.
curry, q. W. Easton, q. L. Thompson,
Clarence Miller, S. Mclaughlin and f.
Marsh.
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Saratoga district was called and the
characters Of the pre- .chers passed. j. II.
Brown of Saratoga district reported. He
said in part: Many difficulties have been
met No effective elders have died, Ee!th-
er has death entered any of their homes.
Some improvements in property have been
made. Ephratah, Clifton Park, North
Main street church, Gloversvile arc
among the churches improving their prop
erty. a number of old church debts have
been paid. Marked improvements amount
ing to a new church are to be made very
soon. There has been no reduction in the
Snlar'tS OF tne preachers g, heVdEad Ser
Al Corirtb - pra1t revival has hnan In
nroorees Sor mnra Than three ,nonths and
is SIN ,-oinr on
The following old. rs made their rcnort s.,
" " ,,ov { p Alien n II Cnrdrur
n NJ ScbaIi Z; ~ Ionmon r. y Sher.
wood If NJ povca q II Van Dusen T.,
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prour " II croo, y / Cr,ro !, Xvi.o.
MN 4, q Thomnson u r Brooks A.
: I'iarl. - !, AnibnI Z, Pine N II
IIughCs NJ n Jur,n IT I. Grant \
n Van Arm r T.owndes and W II I'D.
r,ard,
Dr T. tIu,,burt ~ tho Sundav-schoo1
,nI,, onL ,r,.,nt socIaty u,re inIroducod
~ i1rr,h,,rt g. ono of ;ba roranost Sun.
a., ,aiaa, >rrl,ars T., ,ha r,orr1 ",
,,,ontia,1,d ,bo t,,n.rtnrco 90 tbo VOL, -,
,ha ,rr,nt ,ocj,t,. T,his eociatv o,nono
~ e.S ~, i,,tyishol ,ba II,,'raI ~ nd
Di'.oi,,,;,n 20 ~ a,1,,rob IN ,bn Innr,,,a,ns
81 NV, $3.50 -, ',,o,, 49,,
,,l,ssiono, ;as ara sont Nn,bodist Sundnv.
schools are being taught in the United
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S''1 ~ ,,o,'. rs ~ Nnr,h Irdio con.
e ME-, 81 - ,,f,, r,'at ont ~ door,
80 " 49, 49,, 80 ar. Ini,,Y
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THE TROY DISTRICT
Trov District was called the character
- ~ nsi AZ, "@ oIde,' ana The nfferttva
oiders u,ae. nassed and tho nrcsidinp elder
l,r Criein n n rennr,ad
MANY diti oulties faced the workers. of
tho district Much damage was done nv
cyclones blizzas,ds and other storms Re
yiv,l efforte carried on on MANY changes
ard s,,oooss bo,,o haan achieved rmnro1e.
n,nnte ho,,o been mada in nronertv AT
I1irth avenue Troy Dalton. Hedding
Tarsjnphurgh Iraston NullamstOWn ard
n,anv other noints The benevolences
$3.50 ,aa,, uom sustained Enworth
r cav ,,'I,,, T., nroenering Uolnril cnn-
yers3ons have been hold durinp, the year
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