Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-15
DELEGATES ARE CHOSEN
Those Who Will Represent Mid
tlesex County at State Con-
ventiOn Next Month.
RESOLUTIONS WERE ADOPTED.
Delegates Present and the Churches
Represented Those
on the Roll.

Lac convention of the Middlesex
County Sunday School Association
closed last night with a meeting full
of interesting features.
The report OF the enrolment com
mittee showed that there were 1883
delegates present which represented
thirty of TIL one hundred and twenty
three Sunday schools in Middlesex
county.
The nineteen townships and dis
tricts had sixteen representatives
Twenty-one visitors not representing
any Sunday school were present.
Thirteen pastors, twelve superin-
tendents, nine principals. sixty-seven
teachers, twenty-nine visitors and
home department superintendent
twenty-seven scholars, twenty-four
home department workers and TWEEN
ty-one persons not connected with
any Sunday school attended the con-
vention.
Resolutions.
Rev Henry N. Jordon and Rev
DR.. j. M McNulty, of the Woodbridge
Presbyterian church, drew up the fol-
lowing resolutions which were pres
ented at the convention:
We can in no way minimize the
importance of the superintendents
work. Be it the sense of this associa-
tion to tender hearty appreciation of
and cooperation with his work in
Bible study.
Resolved: that the association tend
its hearty appreciation to the prac-
tical sentiments expressed in the
work of the elementary Bible school
and the home department and ever
needful supplemental work of the
Sabbath schools.
Resolved that we hereby express
thanks to Miss Miss Baldwin, DR.,
Snyder, Mr.. Dorward and others who
have brought to us ideals lofty but
none too high in departments of great
work.
Resolved That we deeply
regretted as informed by letter to
the secretary the providential inabil-
ity of Rev. J A. Trimmer to attend
the convention and deliver the i'm
portant address on the same subject
as the Rev. DR.. Sndograss.
Resolved: that to the officials of
this association we tender our hearty
appreciation of their efforts to eff
fectively organize Bible school work
and for all service so faithfully rend-
cred.
Resolved: that the association ex-
press its heartfelt gratitude to the
First Presbyterian church for the
use of the beautiful edifice and to
their ladies and to those of the other
churches for the beautiful lesson of
unity; and for the cordiality and
hospitality manifested toward the
delegates and visitors. We thank
them all for the bounty and beauty
of their table and largeness of their
hearts.
Resolved finally: that we express
our thanks to Rev. George j. Corey,
of Brooklyn, ~ Y, for his presence
and brilliant and impressive address
this evening and the expression he
thus gives with emulation of step
ping aside at times to honor them
selves by the advocacy of the noblest
of causes.
Delegates Named.
The delegates which will attend
the state convention at Atlantic City
In October are: w. A. Crowell, Met
uchen; Rev. Frank Fletcher, Dun
ellen; C. w. Sheath, Perth Amboy;
J. F. Fulton, South Amboy; E. r.
Proctor, Perth Amboy; T. f. R. Run
yon, New Brunswick; J. e. Maryott,
Jamesburg; Rev. J. B. Clark, Dayton;
Rev. James Northrup, Perth Amboy;