The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-20

nmhcileS garments ana Wcll'kcpt NnLh &ttc't
''mi' chtge,ic Wo.H.
me manifold detaiis de'oiing upon tue con-
dnet oil our rSactihs work fnlly occupied the
ATTENTION ol thc emirmcn oI thc Nlions COM
mittces' WIS \, ". DECKER, oil the houSc com
nh''cC' MIS-. ' y. 'Iicc' OF the library oon''n'''
t'c' Mo ", =" 'idth'' OF thc dessert 'oh''lI'
tce' M's. Eleanor = oaNlord, ol TIC ph''hSiiW
committee, anu M'S u H. Nclie'. "sSl''ed "
WIS Sdhu'l IT, H,''ehS' OF inc muses. commit
,'.' anu 'n't Neli'Fenne'!u Services nave g''a,V
.eIpon 10 I'shch III" ph'aehSofhc cares ot au'h'h'
our advisory board has proved itself source
OF comfort ana 'ntouraseneot IN thr momen'S
VI "IuVt anu 'nNlc,!' a,'n 20 ,'Sr wise cou'''''
'',i P ny wv W.. WV, @ t'o" ,U' Wv" n, ,..t
ibc s,r,i,,s n, onr rccnr,Iirr- sccr,t'Irv. Mrs
Narv Edwards IIoIpatc whose efnri,nt dischar.c
Um an,ctionitc tribute TO her memory. embodied
in the resolutions OF our managers, expresses .hc
personal loss we nave suffered.
We arc also compelled TO announce the en-
ihn hoslitaI OF ohr nrealuch'' MIS- IliHap.'h w.
'oleS' whose Sc"Sacfluc'ng spirit mas l"'scV e'''
'',n"'', wa i.o ~ , w., nn ,,,nor,,i,, , Nr.
pohcr,.ou. who's, svncryis,on O, tln religion,
committee has ever provided Tor our snrituil
welfare.
The removal oi such forces from our associal ion
entails upon Us a serious hardship. and bcspc''5
the closest and most devoted service on thc
part of our lnanagcrs, reinforced hy the cntour.
aeemc"t ana 'e'p ni ,he ."sp''t hlg'HS' -
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,o'r ,vr nli IFS uncort,intj.s r,.,on.ihili.i los,
and trials, two things 90 TO litbt an the dark.
iicss OF the inturc the worthtncss Of our work
and the abiding iaith and holp OF c,r friends,
and 10 thc'n and their gcncio,iy wc commit;
our wants anu our hisgiNIhsS.
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Total SO ,rl 80
| Balance on hand NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., as. o}
Some of thc rrircipnl sources of rcy-
en,r wer, ,-ivan ne follows.
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r,a vs. " ~ :,
stotc onrrou,i,,iiou . .on 40
oper, ,irniy,l IBIS ci
George s. Horn, attorney ............. ~ 30
MIS- Bclm's Christmas festival ........ li2 10
Colonel George sunderson. Mrs. G.. w.
Iiirknatricl, and Miss EIoise Gilmore
were opnointod a committee 10 noni-
noto siy ,r,staas five tn I'll, vacancies
rnused nv thc cynira,inn of the terms
of Mrs 1ucv y Sonderson. Mrs E.Iiza-
beth 7, Watkins Mrs George Il. Smith.
Mrs. Kate y. Clarke and Miss Louise
IenheN' ana the uheXplred term oi
MrS. margaret >. itopertSoti' MrS' ~.
H. "torrS was nominated ior NifS' l'"o-
er'Soii piac", ana lhe o'hers were re-
'loii'iii"leo. Inc erc'oiii'heiial'oilSo Vi ti'e
nominating committee were 'iuoPlo"'
lev Mr. Nirl'h WaS 'i'eh introduced
~ MAKE ''e annual ilo"reSs' re pre-
iac"u MS remarks WIN II warm tfin"'e
u tl'e tenderness, hl'i"''ess an" ''''c'-
.'''s u, '"e ''"SS'c'a.S an" i'"'N'" '''
','e ''iili'e'''','i'' i'"Si'i'di' hS PerSo'''nF
onnu! ',, .eu VI. ms "eeN's >ial'e'
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$3.50
- 10 y ANlN lLt.,'E'
"ln lands where the cross is planted
ii is not regarded as a duty, but Il privi-
lege to care for the sick ana suffering.
There is no doubt but that this min
istration makes great demands upon
those administering. 1t demands preci
ous moments: it demands sympathy; it
demands that you must not only eXpcnd
your property, but yourself.
But this should not deter MS. The
cost should only spur us on to greater
emleavor Where demands are great,
the yields are great. Large sowing
means large harvests. The harvest
that YOU CLEAN in your noble work is
an enlargement OF your sphere OF use
funcSs: the enlargement OF your
views and wisdom: the enlargement OF
your sympathirs. 1t is an education, II
development. 4 glowth--a growth of
mind. heart ana soul.
You cannot experience this growth
without being the better for il. You
sihi,iti,s for larger ninis,rntions If
i. , ,,hriSt -liI-, ,yo,I, Noy ,,oJ h1..,
addressing himself t" 'ho graduates