Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-10-04
MANY PEOPLE ATTEND
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
Both Sessions Saturday and Sunday Full of In
tereSt to Those in Attendance Good Reports
From Every Ward in the Stake.

Tho second quarterly conference Of
the Montpelier stake convened at the
opera house at 10 a m, Saturday.
Sept. 2s, President Edward c, Rich
presiding.
There were present upon the stand
Edward c. Rich. H. H. Hon and sllas
l., Wright OF the stake presidency: /:
Elder Geo. Albert Smith OF the quo
rum of the Apostles; John Wells OF
the presiding bishopric OF the church,
and several members OF the stake
high council. Music for the occasion
was furnished by the stake choir un-
der the direction OF Jos II. Tueller.
Lyman Crockett at the organ, Open
ing prayer was offered by Henry
George. H. H. Hon made the open
ing remarks, in which he extended n
hearty welcome unto those present.
expressed great pleasure at the ready
response OF the people In the build
Ing OF the stake tabernacle. also those
contributing toward the various war
drives made by the government.
called attention To the Fourth Liberty
Loan drive which Is now ON and
urged all 10 subscribe TO their fullest
capacity.
Mrs. C. n. Pearce. stake president
OF the Relief society, reported that
organization as being fully organized
in each of the wards and doing a good
work looking after the poor and noe
dy, the sick and Afiiictcd. assisting IN
the Red Cross work and in every way
trying to render service unto the ma
tion and tho church.
Bishop Goo. u. Hume OF the Ben
nngton ward. expressed pleasure al
reporting the condition OF that ward
complimented tho people upon the
work being accomplished.
Bishop w. j. Crockett Of the Mont
pelIer Second ward too gelt the people
of his ward were doing all that could
be required of them.
! Elder Geo A. Smith Expressed
gratitude az the opportunity of meet
I ing with the members OF the Montpol
Ter stake. compllmented them upon
their attendance at the opening aea
sion of the conference. expreased hiI
pleasure and gratitude TO the man
agement OF tho opera house for tht
comfort arranged. and peace had beer
taken from the earth and that onlj
by obedience axhorted the members
Of the church 10 be true and loyR
with the church and the government
said the constitution was q God giver
document and would continually b.
life and liberty OF all humanity.
The afternoon session convened a
2 o'clock with an increased atten
dance Short addresses we're mRd'
by Presidents u. G. Rich and slias l.
Wright. each speaking of the growth
and development of the church ant
the community In particular. admon
lahed the people to be loyal unto tn
government and To each other.
Mrs Frank Brown of Sharon. VI.
was called 10 the stand and intrOduc
ed az the next speaker. She raclte,
several interesting missionary expert
enees. she having iaboFed as mia
slonary In England. AZ the Bureau o
Information and nov at Sharon, VI
She spoke Of the necessity OF obaerv
Ing the Word Of Wisdom and tn
proper teaching and training OF tn
, youth.
Bishops Edwin G. Cook of DinGl
and r. q. Evans of Raymond. eacI
, reported their respective wards as BE-
Ing IN , good healthy condition
Bishop John Wells. the coneladin