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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-02
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= Sn Barcelona lit Der aarliitens
General Soliuar perbaitet tuoroen.
Nuh in 8aoalDna iuuroe cine groBe
glnsabl aarliiten uerbaitet. Soier
batte cine Yanbe aarliiten. uelhe
rotbe Wiiiben trlg, cine slbtbeilung
@enoarmem iun5ingelt uno lie sur
llebereabe auiaeiproert. 9ieie aber
ariiien Die Sarliiten al uno 5erltrell=
ten tie. Die aarliiten beablidtigten
unenbar, Die @emeinoetaiie 81 neb=
men, oenn bel ibreni erihuiienen
5iibrer fano man bereits cine Guits
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-02
9Sie lit SicS!

s3r bicien cinbuuoert Dollars Selobnung hr ie-
ocn 5Sa pom 4atarrb, Der nidbt ourh Ginnebmen
uon 6ans aatarrh=Rur gebsilt iucr0en tann
y. J. @beuep e. 60, Gigenth., Soleoo. z.
ben lek,en Is Sabrcn ae.annt nnS balten ibn iir
poliommcn ebrenhait in alien ejei6ditsbanoluns
aen uno iinanjiell bsiibigi. alc uen icincr Jrmd
cngesaneenen Standardization in eriilcn.
@eit & Sruar. @roBbanoels= 1roeuiiien, Sos
leoo, 9.
s5aloina, kRinnan Waruin Grobban.
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6al's Raiarrbz zGur wlro innerlih genommen nno
lurtt oirrit aui oa; Slut uno bic ihieimleen Sber=
fd6en oes Spitems. 3ensniiie irr perianot. preis
75c iiir Die Jaihe. 9eriant bon alien apctbttern.
0aa's ssamilien Vinen iino bic beisn.
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Wan lhreibt aus 2on: geaf

= Wian lbreibt aus HOm: ytab=
Dem berBapit oas Broiett Der Dr.
ganiiirnng elmer internationalen to-
tboliiben 0epeiden=N =Neentur fallen
aelaiien bat, miro iebt Die 8riinoung
zines internntionalen fatboliiben
Ylattes beabiihtigt. 9as Ylatt ioa
in 8riinel eriheinen. Die Wiitarbeiter
aber bauptldblib in 8om uno Yaz
ris anidiiig iein uno in engliiber,
frans6iber, italieniiher uno ipani=
iber Sprafe lbreiben. yteben 9a=
eesneliigfeiten miro oieies Organ oes
@atifans reliei6ie uno Moraliragen
in populdrer @eiie bebanoeln. Das
nDtbiae &apital lit bereits gum arDB'
ten 9beil aufgebrabt uno es tpiro
iofort cine iebr groBe Girtulatiun err
tpartet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-02

= Die flerifale 8reiie Sranfreifs
lit iebr erbittert auf Die republifanii6e
8eeierune, neil bieielbe Die 9lbiibt
beet, allen 3Dglineen BON 8rieiterz
lbulen Die ltaatliben Garriere 81
perlblieBen. 9tur Die 9batiabe,
oaB Der Stnat Die 9irben Sunos
cuntrollirt, perbinoert Die flerifale
Brelie baran, md, ibdrfer eeaen Die
Heeierung ansufdmpfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-02

=. 3. g8upbmaro & 60.
uertauien iuegen beuoritebenoen llms
suas in elm arDBeres @eihdftsbaus
ale ibre 9utihen. 2anoauer. Bug
aies unb ale anoeren Surten BON
Wagen su beoeuteno ermdBieteu
Yreiien.
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Hunts Lightning Oil" lit
allen dbnlihen Hrdparaten tpeit uo=
ran. 9as bette 6eilmittel fir Branos
uno Sbnitttpunoen iutuie alfge-
iprungene Saut ooer Sbrammen.
Veriubt cine sSlaibe, Sbr iueroet
niemals nieoer ettpas anoeres ee=
brauben. Sn % 81 80 Gent sslas
ihen 81 baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-02
= Jeeer I1abler follte eS iiM 3nr
9lnfgabe MAIDEN, fir bic 3anbtbaten
ces Non= Vartii ams2 2i6et 3n fttmnten.

- Sn Sophia ,uuroe bic bulsa-
riIhe Sobranje erDffnet. Sn Der
9bronreoe ertldrte Der sSiirit 5eroi@
nanb, oaB Die Sbtpieriefeiten. ipel-
DIE sluiiben 8ulgarien uno &unld=
nien in Julge Der Joroerllns bes
9ebteren fir cine llnteroriiduns oes
maceopnii1en Jteuolutiunsconites
beiteben, balo beigelegt tueroen
ipiiroen.
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ait ibrer iuanoerbaren 9Yirfnng be
iuuf,f.

Der Neoafteur Us. y. Varrg BON
Qerington, 9enn., mar nit ibred-
lihem 6autausihlae bebaftet. Seine
idnelle gefreinne BON bieiem 2eioen
ourh Den @ebrauh BON zSudlen .
glrnica Salbe". bat linn Die number
bare @irtune oieier Salbe tlars
eeleat. 5eilt 6autausiblaa, Wun=
ben, Sbrammen &C. Hur % Gents.
3u baben bel z, 9alteper Il Subn,
Iruguiiten.
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Die cunIerpatipe

Die cUrilerDatlDe Uerliter
rBoit" inaht fplaenoe Mittbeilung:
Da Die 3. glauiel bes beutibsbriti=
ihen Nbfummens erit in benz Sale
in Wirfung treten ioa. tuenn cine
Der betbeiligten Wddte in Oppoiitiun
su ben barin nieoerseleaten @runo-
ldben tritt, 10 perliert iie ibre 8eoeus
tiine, ipenn ale Mdhte in lleberein=
itimmung banoeln.
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(Suter SdllnB Der glnsitelllmg.

Stiers un6 Onbuentdmpfen uno
JieIta 8 in s y. 7iaS Sonntag ben
4. 9touenlber Spe5ialSug 81 80 9iuno
iabrt Suniet 9iorte. Gtuns iiir
SpUrtsleute.
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"Cheatham' s Laxative Chill
Tonic, % Gts. glllen upran.
Sdnele 8irtllns; nidt ifdolih;
iihere 0eiluns. Gin politioes Wiit=
tel segen 5rDiteln uno ale mnlari=
iben arantbeiten. Ginmal eebraudt
-immer aebrailht. 86uis sarantirt.
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Wnlf zbpre 0abn.

Nbfabrt.
Vaf] Stodbale, tdglid, ausgenominen
Sunntags. ............ 800 Sorfn.
Nntunft.
8on Stodbale, tdalidb. ausgenommen
Spnntaas 300 Ynd)ni.
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5rast Guren glrst, tuelhes ,sas
britat BON 8uaeies er benubt. Gr
uiro iiberlih iaaen: "Hynes"
Sic Iino bic beiten @efdbrte IN ben
Ser. Staten.
G. II. Dean Co.. aaenten.
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Jres. Staffei, 33l gait goms
merce StraBe. 5eloz uno @arten=
Sdmereien itets friib. @inter 9urf
Oats. Hoeeen uno 8erite fir Win.
ter Stature. Pratts Food fiir Bferoe,
9iibe uno 9iibner. 0as bette Wtittel
um Siibner legen 81 MAIDEN.
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Gine plDblibe beftiee abfiibs
lung Der Wlusteln mabt ben ean5en
a0rper lteii. ct. Satubs Del fleis
Big angeiuanot miro itdrten. bic
Wlusteln seibmeioia MAIDEN uno
fpieoerberitellen.
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Glarfe Yrintimg Company. .
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@eihdfts=9 =9rudiaben uno Office
Sbreibtpaaren. Yrpmpte Beoienune
uno nieoriae Yreiie.
213 {. Houston-Street, San Antonio, Tex.
1elep on: 900.
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5n 5rantreih 1T bieies 5abr
Der Grtrag Der Weinleie 10 groB,
bab man nift 5diier genu9 bat. nm
ben Wiuit su lagern.
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Sn Yaris tpuroe SipioO. Der
Veriiber oes Nttentats anf ben Brins
sen BON Wales. oerbaitet uno nab
Yelaien auseelieIert.
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-.,@rusmmtter'S 1bce" fnrirt 1pss
pepiie. 25c bel alien Srugmiftem.
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= ,,0rp6mntter'S 1bec" regmlirt
BIC 2ebcr. csc bel alien Sroguiifem.
>. =. YSppbiparo 4 Sp.
gerfaaf BON autiden gugsics, Wa-
gen &C., 81 bill g:m Erci en.

Sn sSplge oes rielieen sluf=
ibpunss, ben bas @eiddIt BON ..
s. Wouoparo & Co., genommen
bat, mar es n6tbis, oaB iib Die
syirma nab einem gerdllmigeren So
tal umlab uno tie miro oenlnd6it
oas neue 6aus in Der Commerce
StraBe, eegerilber BON 9iirler, be-
sieben, tuo ibr bier 9ruBe Stodiuerfe
CUR llnterbrinerng ibres foluiialen
Tprratbes BON Mngen uno &utiben
aller glrt sur Serfiieling iteben.
Wtittlertpeile, um nit oem 3ager 81
rdunen uno ben beporitebenoen unl=
sug 81 erleihtern, tuerben ale Die
feinen &utiben uno Yug9ies, nit
uno ubne @umntirdoern, Die glmbuz
lansen, Sago= uno anoeren Waeen gu
beoeuteno erniebrieten Hreiien uer=
fault.
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Co., Fat iid) burh ibre &eellitdt,
baourd, oaB iie Die belten sSabrifate
in ibrer 8ranbe fiibrte unb nit ge=
rinaem Brufit uerfauite, cine eruBe.
iiber ben ganSen Siioipelten aus
eeoebnte aunblbaft ertporben, Der
es an9enebm iein miro, BON Dem Grs
fola oes Sauies su b6ren uno bic
iib Die @elegenbeit, billig uno gut
81 fauien, nid)t entaeben laiien miro.
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uniid,er pur iib sebt. Gin gutter,
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eine puriihtig berseitellte 8erbins
bune BON .9aratipe gbia Comic"
uno Sron Comic. g8iro aarantirt.
Hreis % Cts.
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U nfunft.
W. &. & Z. Nahn.
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gitp, ct. Qpuis uno Chicago. tdglid),
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limit:
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(Suniet 9eppt) $3.50 Born
Bon s2acp, Sort gSUrtb. Dallas &c. tS.
VI. & u. Y. 7eput) 49,. 1920 Nbenos.
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- ,,@rusmntter's 1bee" beiit Der,
itopimna. 25c BET allen 1ruamiften.
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- StieraeIebte uno sSieitas, 6 B.
9ias, Sonntae ben 4. ytouember.
81 80 Hunolabrt.
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SeirathSsS S6eine.

Sulius Yieroulle unb Sulia Wint
fer.
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0Habmcfe Optef Bar,

99m. Wautb, 80. Gigrntbiimer.
sUtan finoet bier Elm upr5iislibes
@las Bier unierer beimiiben Braues
reien. 8elonoere glnertennung oer-
oienen bic gSeine. Gigarren, Wbiss
flies. 9iau6re ,c. Dieie Wirtbifaft
erfreut iih oes ausge5eibneten Hus
ies. Su ben angenebmiten Aufent=
baltsorten Der Staot gu 5dblen.
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q. u. & u. q. Sabm.
u bf a brt.

giaf 0alpeton, Souiton nno 9uero tdg'
lia. .S:45 Born.
Nah Corpus gbriiti. glranias BaB nno
8eepille tdalich 800 Nahm.
Rad Borne uno aerrpiIe, tdglid. aug.
aenommen Spnntags. !. 2:45 Nahm.
Rad Borne unb aerruile. Spnntass. =. /.
Nntunft.
Bon @alneiton, Souiton nnb enero tag.
lidh ZOO Nbenos.
Bon Corpus Gbriiti. Nranias YaB nno
Beenille tdelih. 1:55 Nabm.
Bon Borne uno @errpille. tdalib, aus
eenommen Sonntags. -. 1855 Born.
Bon Borne uno aerruiIe, Sonntags, -.
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Nad, geiu Orleans, Spuitpn unb @al.
peiton tdelid). ...... l2:00 Ntittags.
glah Gl 9aip, Californian uno NieIifo
900 Sorni.
Nah 0oros5eras, ct. 9ouis rno ehicae
90 katy Flyer ....... 500 Ibenos.
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Bon Rurb- 1eras, ct. 2puis unb Chicago
Katy Flyer ........ $3.50 Mprgens.
Bon gleiu Orleans, Spuiton uno @alr
peitpn td9lidJ .4:45 Nacbm.
Bon gl Baio, Californian nno WeTifo
7:30 Nbenos.
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8. & g. u. 0abn.
Gpmtherm Vacifie @abn.

Gbfa brt.
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-07
A Broken Heart.

The play at the Park opera house last
night was greeted by very small audi
ence. This fact was no doubt due in a
great measure, to the threatening
weather.
Those who did go, however, were not
sorry as the show was very cseditable
ono.
There was the usual william, the trust.
ing girl, the beautiful sinner, the victim
OF circumstances, his murdered friend
the prison coll, the repentsnt murderer
the confession and the death OF the
heart broken" woman which makes "all
we'll that ends we'll"
The parts were very we'll taken and
while there was nothing remarkable in
either tho lines or the acting, still it was
fairly good all round play and enjoyed
by those present.
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-07

like the old shows with wagons
Like used to come round every spring
like to see tumbling and riding
And hear > good singing clown sing
like to eat peanuts and popcorn
And drink lots Of red lemonade.
Oh, the little old shows with the wagons
Put the railroad shows in the shade.
They tell me circus is coming
A show OF the old fashioned sort;
The town has got the thing in hand
According to all report.
Now what the town has hold of
Is bound to be all right,
And you'll see my face in the gallery
OF the opera house Tuesday night.
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-07
Business Locals.

OF all the slaughtering sales there
ever has been, the china sale at the Bar
gain House next Saturday will eclipse
them all
DR.. Worthingten, magnetic healer
cures all manner OF disease without
medicine; consultation free. Cor. 4th,
and White SITS.
Thornton. frst class carpet man, can
be had at B. T. Napiers. Cutting. At
ting, cleaning and laying. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Make up your mind now, to have some
Of the finest Of china, now that you can
get it so cheap at the Bargain House at
the special sale Saturday.
The new Excelsior Steam Laundryis
up-to-date. Try it and be convinced.
Frank Buehring,
Proprietor.
Every body asks, when will your
next shina sale beg" Next Saturday,
the Bargain House will slaughter prices
and give all the people 4 chance to have
fine china.
,If ever in your life you expect to have
any ane china, you should not pass the
great china sale at the Bargain House
next Saturday, for there will be bargains
and bargains and more bargains.
HALF rates to Denver and return via
Color.d do N;dland QAptanba. 81 10
For tickets and further information call
at Midland city ofics.
W. r. Peck, City Agent.
In order to make room for the i'm
mense stock soon to arrive, the Bargain
House will have clearence sale Of fine
china next Saturday. Regular prices
forgotten and the finest china at bed
rock.
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-07
Advertised Letters

The following letters remain unclaim-
ed in the postoffice at Grand Junction,
Colorado, for week ending September Z,
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-07
Going to the Circus.

1 don't care nothing for Barnum
The Ringing show and such
1 don't banker for Buffalo Bill
Nor wild west shows DER much;
1 don't like these acres OF canvas
Which today are all the rage;
can't look four ways at once;
1 hate three rings and a stage.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-07-04
Double Wedding.

A wedding ceremony was performed at
the home of August Beck in Fairbanks
Village last Wednesday evening at seven
O'Clock, in which the following were the
contracting parties: Frank Lawrence
and Elise Beck of this place and Werner
Beck and Belle Lowrey of Barre. The
party entered the room to the strains of
the wedding march played by Miss
Maude Brown, and the ceremony was
performed by Rev. Edward M. Chapman,
under an arch of ferns and daises, the
room being tastefully decorated with an
abundance of these flowers. The brides
were go wned respectively in white mus
lin and grey lansdown, and were both the
recipients of numerous and beautiful
presents. After the wedding a reception
was given to large number of friends
and relatives, and ice cream and cake
were served. The wedding party left on
Wednesday night for Newport, and on
their return Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence will
make their home here and Mr.. and Mrs
Beck at Barre.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-07-04
Summer School for Teachers.

County Examiner Taylor has arranged
for a summer school the last week in
July and the first week in August to be
held at the south building of the Summer
street schools. The tuition for the
course will be So and board eau be Sc
cured in town at Sc for the two weeks.
Mr.. Taylor has made arrangements for
reduced rates of fare on the railroads
and board can be secured by applying to
Miss Matte A. Jeuness. Mr.. Taylor has
secured an able corps Of teachers, several
of whom have national reputation as
educators. Following is the list of in
structors: Hon. {. c. Rounds, Washing
ton, D. c Hon. Henry Houck, Harris
burg Penn; Supt. A. W, Edison, New
York City; Supt. Alfred Turner, Turner's
Falls, Mass; Supt. Francis A. Bagnall,
St. Adams; Prin. w. f. Ranger, John
son; Miss Elizabeth Allen, Johnson; Miss
Ella K. Herrick, Burlington. The school
opens July % and closes Aug. 4.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-07-04
Y. n. c. A. Matters.

Rev. George W. Hunt has sent us the
following letter which we are sure will
interest large number of our readers:
l am frequently asked, "How is the
Association coming on p l will answer
the question to any who may wish to
know, through the CALEDoNIAN.
The rooms are open to the public from
s 80 a. m. to $50 p. m. on week days,
and on Sundays from to s p. m. We
have placed good supply of literature
on the tables. Monthlys may be found:
Harper's, Munsey, Review of Reviews,
Scribner's, Outing, Cosmopolitan, Nc
Clure's, Recreation, Vermonter, New
England; weeklies: Harper's, Youths
Companion, Judge, Success, St. Nicholas,
with a number OF religious weeklies and
the local and surrounding town papers;
dailys: Boston Morning Herald and the
Boston Evening Journal. A sufficient
sum has been subscribed for the summer
work, and an encouraging amount for
the regular Association work beginning
in the autumn. l received Friday morn
ing a subscription of one hundred dollars
from lady, toward a general secre-
tary's salary. If our friends who intend
to help us will send in their subscriptions
now, to date from October l., they will
be thankfully received.
| wish to return my thanks to the
many friends who have cooperated with
me in this work
GEORGE W. HUNT, President.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-07-04
Mr.. Lewis Safe in Shanghai.

The many st. Johnsbury friends of
Robert E. Lewis, former Y. M. c. A.
secretary, will be interested to know
that he anticipates no danger in Shang-
hal from the present troubles. 1t is
probably known that Mr.. Lewis has
been for two years in the work of the
Young Mems Christian Association in
China, representing the International
Committee. whose headquarters are at
No. 8, West 29th street, New York, N. Y.
The committee has four other representa-
tives in China: D. Willard Lyon at
Peking; Robert r. Galley at Tientsin
F. S. Brockman at Marking; Walter J.
Southam at Hongkong.
On Saturday, the 23rd, the committee
received the following cablegram, dated
at Shanghai and signed by Mr.. Lewis
"War is not likely to affect Shanghai.
Lyon on way to Japan. Brockman on
way to Shanghai"
As there was no information about
Mr.. Galley, the committee on Monday
made the following inquiry
"In your cablegram no reference has
been made to the Gaileys. Are much
concerned as to their safety. Have you
received news? Give us full information
of what is passing"
No reply was received to this until
June 20, when the following was re-
ceived -
Shanghai, June 30. Gaileys are be-
lieved to have escaped Unable to com
municate with them as the telegraph
line is broken to Tientsin. Have applied
to Consul at Chefoo to try to obtain
further particulars"
The cables were all in cipher and, al
though errors were made in their trans
mission, there is no question as to th'
correctness Of the transcription.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-07-04

[Continued on fifth page.l
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-07-04
UNIVERSALIST CONVENTION.
: Ninety.seventh Annual Session.

= NA0PLysSeVeMth AunuHA SthBAOHs
The Northern Association of Universal
lists of Vermont and Province of Quebec
held it's 9th annual session with the st.
Johnsbury parish June 81 and 2S. The
council opened Wednesday morning with
singing, followed by prayer by Rev. l. P.
Quimby Words of welcome were spoken
by the president, A. W. Roberts. After
a brief business session a very interesting
and helpful address in regard to the
mission work in the Province of Quebec
was given by Rev. Edward Smiley OF
North Hatley. He spoke of the large in
huence exerted by the distribution of our
church literature and especially of the
grand missionary work of the little
Myrtle. In the absence of Rev. F. L.
Carrier, remarks were made by Rev. E.
V. Stevens of Lyndonville, and Rev. H.
E. Benton of Derby Line. The afternoon
session was begun with song service
followed by reports from the different
parishes, Sunday schools and Unions,
The Occasional Sermon" on the theme
"The hearts OF the people" was rendered
in most worthy manner by Rev. H. E.
Benton. The communion service led by
Revs. Booth and Stevens closed the after
noon session. At the evening service
Rev. l. P. Quimby gave stirring ad
dress on the subject "The inspirational
power of the forward look" preceded
and followed by very fine musical selec-
tions by the Marcian Quartette.
A conference meeting led by Mrs. Maria
Tinker of Morrisville opened the meet
ing Thursday. This was followed by
the election of officers and other business.
Fitting words were spoken by Dr.
Booth, the president of the Association,
and others, in memory of Hon. A. F.
Foster and Rev. H. L. Veazey. "The
religion needed in the life Of today" was
the theme of very fine address given by
Rev. I. P. Booth, D. D. The afternoon
service began with most helpful and
inspiring address on the topic "are the
church ordinances needed to make the
parish a success" followed by discus
sion, business session in which it was
decided to form an Aid Associat zion in
connection with the Northern Associa-
ton with a membership fee of 81 to de-
fray the expenses of the Association.
Singing and the benediction closed
most successful meeting.