The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-20
PRESBYTERY
MEETINGS BEING HELD IN
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society Also
Met-Interesting Two
Days Program

The annual meeting of the Pres
bytery of Boulder is being held in
the First Presbyterian church, with
about seventy delegates present.
The Presbytery includes all the ter
ritory of northeastern Colorado lying
north Of Brighton.
At the same time the meeting Of
the Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of the Prssbytery
met in the church parlors.
The first session of the Presbytery
was held Tuesday evening when Rev.
Charles Taylor Of LaSalle was chosen
moderator. The services were opened
with Rev. w. II. Crothers, Of Fort
Morgan, presiding. Singing was led
by w. II. Schuremann, of Fort Col
Inns. The sermon was preached by
Rev. DIR. Klene, of Boulder.
Wednesday morning the session
was opened with devotional services
led by Rev. c. j. Howell, of Long
mont. A business meeting followed
this.
At O'Clock an interesting confer
ence OH The Duties of the Ruling
Elder" led by Elders J. Y. Nun
son, B. S. Pier, John A. Webber and
Revs. A. f. Chase, B F. Powelson,
w. d. Reaugh and II. II. Cane.
At : 80 in the evening a popular
meeting was held under the direction
Of the Woman's Missionary Society.
Today the program will be upon
the following order, beginning at o
O'Clock a. M:
Devotional service led by Rev.
Frank E Dametz, Erie.
Conference, Evangelism" The
Revivals in England and Wales"
Rev. Chas. Taylor. LaSalle.
l. In What are They Alike and
in What do They Ditfer?' Rev.
Reuben Smith, Loveland.
,. The Origin of Each and the
Secret of their Power Rev. Jas. L.
Cameron, Brush.
B. May we Expect Such Work
in America and What Means Should
be Employed to Secure it?' Rev.
Franklin Moore, Hillsboro.
AT the evening session will be held
a popular meeting, with the moder-
ator presiding. Music will be rem
dered by the choir and orchestra and
addresses delivered by Rev. DR..
Skinner, of Fort Collins and DR..
Klene of Boulder, the latter being
upon the subject, The Supreme
Christian Grace
The Missionary Society.
The tirstSession of the Missionary
society was held Wednesday morn
ing, opening with devotional SER
vices conducted by Mrs. j. C. Put
nam. of Fort Morgan. Address of
welcome was given by Mrs. E. B.
Coulter and response to. same by
Mrs. Ada G. lnglis of Boulder.
Greeting from Mrs. James, presi-
dent of Woman's Board of Home
Missions of New York.
Reports were made upon the work
by Mrs. w. ii. Schuremann of Fort
Collins; Mrs. j. C. Putnam of Fort
Morgan; Mrs. Mary Johns of Ashe-
Vile, n. c., and Mrs. r. A. Chase
of Fort Morgan.
The afternoon session was opened
with devotional by Mrs. Estella
Flower of Bellevue. An address
by Mrs. Paul Raymond of Boulder.
followed, and then an address by
Mrs. Storer, of the board of Freed
men, Pittsburgh. Mrs. d. j. March
gave solo, and then followed
another talk by Miss Vina Knowles
of Boulder.
The Wednesday evening program
follows:
Popular meeting at 30. DR.. It.
c. Kirkwood, of Colorado Springs,
presiding.
Address, Rev. E. j. Station, Bert
houd.
Address, Rev. C. J. Howell, Long
mont.
The program will occupy the en-
tire day today.
Rheumatic Pains Quickly Relieved.