The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-11-08

AZ pave much encouragement TO the
Ll.ter'day Saints. A very marked I'm
prcsement has been made for the better
,hTVagho7t the Stake which is very
grabbing indeed. On Saturday
prietbood meeting was held in Kamss
Of 20 principal officers Of this Stake and |
At visshovn that every one present,
thea being over one hundred, strictly |
KEEP ne Word Of Wisdom. Just think
Of lsnot this good work rolling on |
eraialy and eneouragingly among our
goo people?
NHs.Caiherine Marchant, wife of. A.
R. narebant is suffering with rbeuma-
tied The lady has been a great sufferer
for years Irom this affection aud she IL
rradm'ily getting worse. 1t 10 to be
hoIsd hat some remedy may be found
thai win give her permanent cure.
II isdistessine to zee such bright
voupg woman 80 afflicted.
ohe Of he most enjoyable timer ever
had here vas that OF Widows Day, Nov.
Let. During the day Eve loads Of wood
were hauled and cut into stove lengths
by oor citizens and distributed to the
NEEDY wIdows there were also three ton
u coal distributed to them. In the
eyeolps Al euterlainm-n, was gotten up
Tor he vidows and the following pro-
gram W. rendered Singing by the
choir lead byF. W. Marchanl prayer by
Stephen Walker; Singing by the choir !;
An addras BY o. F. Lyons; Instrument.
al mus.cby Miss Loui,a NJ. Walker;
Recitation BY Miss Mary wilkins;
Instranieuhi music by Miss Amy O.
Lyons Comic Reading by Miss Lydia
BleaiArd Remarks by Bishop Arthur
Maxwell. AZ the close OF the exercises
the youuf ladies' passed around wonder
ful npp|y Of picnic Of which all partook
heartily HE good things we're in abund-
nnce ard although the house was full
toov@hosing with people there was
p|entl ialsl aud 10 spare. Aiisr ~,
4. l';saelt separed 70 the hail toenj Z =,
dance untih l2 o'clock midnight. Aut
oh, how the old people did dance II
done ones heat good to zee some OF oul
young men take the aged widows int'
the set and danes until the dear old soul
were completely tired out; ladies from
70 to So dancing "fitto kill" When
asked one old lady how she was enjoying
herself she replied IN is the best liml
/ ever bad and am three double time
happyl" The widows during the even
ing. were presented with nice presen
which they highly appreciated. Al
contributed to make the affair one Of en-
ioymenent to the widows and that thi
wac done was attes ted by the hipp
: smile and tears OF Joy that glistened OF
E their dear old cheeks. II was truly
e heavenly inspiration that caused thi
o day to be set apart for the widows, tn
d anniversary Of the birth Of that grea
J. and good man, President John Taylo
A whose life vas 90 Goodlike aud Of whor
4 no evil could be spoken. The hearts O
!. the people have gone out TO Presider
n Moses W. Taylor for his care an
!. thoughtiulness in instituting this da
> for the widow and latherless; heis rul
a comfort and mountain Of strength /
the LAtterdAy Saints. God bless him
must not forget the committee, VIII
had the arrangement under their char
composed Of the following very eficier
' workers. Lydia E. Walker, Annie
Blearard and Oscar wilkins. TIL
officers and members Of the Y. NJ. n.
A. the Y. L. NJ. |. A., Primary an
BishoPrieall did much towards the gran
sncces attained, and the members Of III
d Relief Society WAS nota whit behind III
u rest in good deeds and giyinga helpin
s hand. The day has come to stay, 10 tn
y Stake and will DO looked for, during tn
n years to come, With fond hopes an
e anxious hearts.
a B.R.E. yiER.
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