.-vs_,

time

Vi _ »~r;e=o .stir-o._re»_.a.1.ih»c..¢e»

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"A MT _.V _' ~' V V .i . ,. __ ' ";;'. 1.* _ ,V .. “$4 YV _'_-V t VV* W -47' Y

rf ~- .,_~ul..,. _;....._

, . ~a- » r

of __ _ 1 l _ `- A msn as under consideration the ‘ ' " » ~'~' _ __ _ . '_ . _“Tm gvrkridoption of a comprehensive Mr' W' P' Donn! Char'

._ ' ‘ _ ' up an oo ng owards th th d - ‘ _ . _ V development oi the cities fimdttn:';._, lownl Elected Kmg Gr

Hull and environ . It i tedl i ’ that an Honorar 5Com issorlupec a l9|` R0 al A|`Ch

` v ' or mn l"‘5l§‘l‘“¢f‘qi5'fl‘?llfll"i~'»N’5§il”

¢»V»\»¢s|s¢|_n-q»pq`»u»- '°-'*

(Special to the Guardian)

__-._

' . 1, . . _ '_

i V ' ' ' .Y in si wllluel p ,y

A _ _ 2, _. __ N eonetituted, eherged with the duty oi __

v _ ~ taking all necessary steps to causes _. _

\_ _._

lerenee el Nw..Brunswi¢1=. and .Pr Edward Island sms opened yes morning at the First Metho

The annual Methodist Church con- had secpred so many votes, nr.

_ _ N

had been ministerial sessions various committee meetings in nection with the conference on Tue ,my and Wednesday, the confers proper began yesterday. Oonfere wus presided over by the General perintendent V. of _the Church, Rev. (lnrmsn. He was supported on plntforui by theretiring President the Conference, 'Rev. Neil Mcbau lnn, B. A., with,,tbe_General Sec tnry of Conference, Rev. D._ (ulowen, and the ‘Journal Secrets nev. 0. K.__Huds.<>n- _ ' Tile proceedings commenced with devotional service, at which there w rr large attendance of ministers a the lay delegates from the vnri circuits.

BUSINESS CONFERENCE.

After this service, the real bus`ine.ss'H__ Chowen,‘H. E. Thomas, H, J

' » l

part of the Conference was beg The roll calls were first taken T inymen's and ministVer`i'al rolls w then called. In regard to the for several 'substitutions had to be ma from the list' of reserve delega One of these changes occurred in

of Mr. S. Vanlderstine, the Secrets of the circuit, Rev. Mr. Brown, pr posed the substitution of Mr. J.

Jenkins. - The question was thereupon rai

field in Charlottetown, substituti in regard to these delegates from t city should he made‘at the first si ing of the Conference, in view of t

s d as to whether. the CQHYBTGDCG being It was then ,suggested that s

likelihood of the delegates putting in end then report to the cenierene

HY. `

their attendhnce later on in the d

The chairman said that they we

lace ballot had to be taken. At the s

dis'¢<RsYs. 0'. F. Iiewson (si votes)

Church, Prince Street. Though there;Wightmsn (35). _'1‘. Hicks and 0

and votes each), Kirby (3), H. con- Thomas (2),'and J. L_ Dawson

D420 number of votes cast at the s nVce|ballot was given as 100, nnrl n Su- number necessary for a choice wa Dr Rev. Mr. Dawson was thereupon the clsred elected as President.

'off Upon a call being made for gh- new President to come forward rc-,take hisplace, it was stated R.lMr. Dawson was ill in hed at ry, home at .which he was staying ln

ag the doctor's»_directr.lons that he ll ous

un ison. C. Hudson, J. L. Dawson, he \Ross. Rowley and F. Wight gre Out of -95 ,votes cast, requiring

F~ implied that they were satisfied

Y ballot. the voting was as iollo

e-,G. Ross, (one vote' each.) The

|citv»__h5ViD_Z been taken suddenly a on the previous night, and it va

not be there that morning.

The chairman: Very well, that

not interfere with his election.

The election of the Secretary

Conference next took place. The lowing were nominated: The Revs

r'for a choice, the Rev Ml- Cnr,

B ceived 73, and was consequently

te . _

the elected.

Charlottetown circuit. In the _place 'Mr. Chowen thanked the nret

PY for their kindness in re-electing

0' for the third time, which he tho

the manner in which he had done

6 work.

he ection as President of the Confere

lto his condition and acceptance

"6 the office, and the Rev. Mr. Opie

placing representations thsn. 8114 .U10 appointed for this purpose.

delegates ought to be present the t. _ 1' ` ': a Mr. Brownpemplsined. with 1‘€Es~rd his nomins.tf%;\i,of__M1'. -`l.B.nl\fIiS_._¥l1. lvlr_ vsnniers e had informeesiih

there was no time between the d triet meeting end his snnusl 00°* ence to IIIBKG &.l'0l`|0l'f. he l»°_°k'“"

himself to ask Mr. Jenkins toif the vacancy", and that SBD*-l°1“5

eh reliably present.

w%H,._ e1'.;aI;,.i¢°n said he understo _ that the name of Mr. George D- Ste who had been formally l>\'°l>0ssd

take the plact oi Mr. Vanlderstin was the first on-_the reserve for th

circuit, and bg asked whether in tl;

case Mr. Bt l would not have

Fight £0 llll _U10 first V5°*m°7 'ln tm’ kind men to let somebody else get

representation.

The chairman said that Mr. Je kins' name was the third on the 119

The district officers had no right

fe' Mr. Chovwen nominated Mr. C

Hudson for re»eleet‘lon ns the Jo

to _al Secretary, and the nomina !¥.lE~.was carriedr ' ` ~ ~

_ “lv "Mr. Hudson, however, did not

thht he eould not attend. and

5° cept the office, .which he said he

ls' held for `the~tliree years, _and whil

V' had been a pleasure and educa °“`< for him, he thought somebody “ ought to hive the opportunity of “ ting that education. '

H E. Thomas The latter said

€t~ somebody else. V ° ' The Chairman: You are wonder

_ education. ‘; _ Mr. Thomas: I will take it, ' Chairman

other econd The Ottawa improvement Co

wB,__ sion. together with the transp

fe - ‘ P '10 the gradual' completion o

and scheme to extend over a long e total Of years. The Commission will econd appointed after the uilied inte S the have been heard from.

nd if

tint taining if the two cities will on

0h“' Christian work. That was how

"““‘~ trying to view it that day,

e ,_ _ . . de` the retiring holder of the ofiicawen' “Img anybody not waxmg “nw”

l“`°“ that they felt disposed to say

“Em churches: if you see it for the c with

9 member of the Conference shouidomc done' They must be more zemou

n hs deputed to visit the Rev. lvir. ll t' son and communicate to him his

9 “B take more and more modern asp

od Conference accepted Mr. Huds ex lresignation, and Mr. Chowen th U; upon nominated in his stead the R

. . t

5' for four years he had held the o S and he desired also' to give way

Plan to be drawn for the besutl of the two cities of Ottawa

Hull.

mml

F_ tion and traffic companies woul

Us required to co operate with n vie

51' The work generally will be mr de_ b0I‘ation of the Ottawa Improve

Commission,

the The Minister of Finance is tn

the matter up with a vi w to n

the fa

tm high interests of the church they

no dissatisfaction, As he under-s

pose of the general conference

I D¥'09P9\`itY Of the Kingdom uf iq It was a union they thought in <3' interests of ZVion, for the arlva ' ~ ment of ~t.hc Christian cause

G' Viewed it, and that was how be

4,, V an therefore he sold they were not

“T and they were not offering ally N' ciul ground for their pressing

mutter. It was simply us a ch

him their uplifted brethren of o

of God let us go at it. But one t

his wus sure: God helping them,

must do better work than had

bc a people, and as lministers ali" prayerilll and conscientious, and t el' must engage more and more in M9- sonal and individual work. They

Ol of their Christian toil. The dny WM when the church was perhaps in

sense simply ecclesiastical, and

K- was not perhaps at all strange t UNI' tho ‘kingdoms of this world obtai tl_°_l\_ such a.Vho_ld on the church oI_G " ""’l‘he church then went for worl HC- power, and sought land proprie l1&_<1 ship and worldly dominion, and as *Ht consequence was not a mighty fo U0" among them, not a mighty Chris 919% force. It was a mighty Chris Eel' force when it took hold for God.

if it set itself up as un ecclcsiusti

0“'B organization pilrcly, it was bound H9* sudcr. As such an organization SV- could neither he helpful to the co hilt try at large nor the Kingdom of G miie It. was perhaps for Methodists to

W patient for somewhat longer, to b

their time in that matter of uni

NY Their Presbyterian lbrethren, the whom they prayed, had on them

great responsibility. There was so

MF- able men among them who did n

see their way to union. He und

lil I

"iss "OS

crtn- M any

d all

f the curse

bc (Sl

rests AMHE

em. Ever sill msn; dhlnclf.

king Chapter Mer. convened _Ope_ P. Doull

thug creme,

0 K ' f.

9 at it, they had no desire for union 0 ensmg 0

00 lottetown;

°°“ld that basis; he understood the

PUT' and R. M

will “ml M *W0

brought in that matter to be for the Pilgrimage

G05- the Desert the Northumbe IlC8',wef'e accor B-D57 the hands they had arrang was The citizens

C011- Committee Oily. to their capacity in handling spc- visiting Nui thc At eight l “rch sioli of Phil

tu Mystic Shri

ther Gymnasium nuse, At the an hing lowcll, the f they present:-Mes

been Lane, Dr.

sas Holm, J. M. more nan, H. S.

hey W. B. lirenna per- Russel McI.ca must Wednesday

ects the Annual (‘ was Most Worshili

hat marched in p ned hen's Presbyte

diy (Rev.) Dr. H tor- At 2. D. m.

rce were entertains “nn the lenrroundi tion Sackviile, whcr

But buildings in co

to From 5 till

un- tion for the vis od. eight p. m. a T

on. nic was held n

me in attendance wi

he closing Session

er- Grand Lodge wa

PITABLY ENTERTA|

Brethren from P. and in Attendance.

iecial to The Guardian.) RST, N. S., Julie 12--Thi s' Week in “Busy Amber ce Tuesday morning at the fraternity has been

at that hour the Gr of Royal Arch Ma und Past Grand Master of Charlottetown was e Other Prince Edward present were Mr. S. Charlottetown; Dr. Dnrr n, Mr. J, M. Murley, C

K. C. Holm. Hemp

cDonald, Charlottetown, p. m., the Shriners too across the hot sands to the blue waters of rlnnd Straits where ded a splendid receptio of the Amherst Nobles ed for a clam: bake

of Amherst had pl tos at the disposal of and all these were fi

w Isl

‘Mason

control;

ed Kin landers

il fifty-two au

iles.

i. ln, a Ceremonial uc Tc-mplc, Nobles of nc, was held at K on Robie Street. nual banquet, which

srs W. I‘. Doull, G.

Murlcy, A. R. B

Pethlck, W. T. Well n, Ii. McDonald

ommunication of

ri and A. lV[. of it and at eleven

rocession to Bt. S rian Church where

d. sermon was preached hy R.-W.

ill, Grand Chaplain. Grand Lodge Sas

a resumed, while the visiting la

ng r-ountry as far

nncction with Mt.

alison University.

7 p. m. Mrs. C. ial I-Iall, held n rc iting ladies and

heatre Party

it Smith, Colon

belgreatly enioyed. _ de This afternoon n vrund Mnsonlc

t the F-xpcrime

or Farm at Navman. which was gre rt enioyed hy the

th their wives.

ot at eight p. m. t

s called.

ollowing Islanders w

Darrnh, Messrs K.

morning, at ten o’clo

ful Grand Lodge A

Nova Scotia was h

o’clock the 'Broth

d by an Auto Tour

e they inspected th

five. hundred M ns

f fsnnrs _-,~. ~ ._.fo.iNA'oii,_ v

£5 ¥`¢

_l lMPliilillfffl lilllilll E Bi Cifiiiiiillii .HIJBIISY AMHE

sis

st.¥'

10 in

and

BDIIB

lect-

Is- W.

sch, bar- ton ,

k it

of the

they n at who

etc.

aced

the lied the

Ses-

The nor.

f ol- ere J. C _ ren- ner. and

ck, The .F. cld, rcn tcp-

Bro.

sion

dies

of as c

li-

Ii. cll’ at ns

vi'

I‘ ir- ntnl atlv ons and

ous, heratfng twenty-tive hon

D“_UY.D0li<‘e serge,,nt,on u.

bribery, disagreed 11 toi

when he must produce $5, lwndlnc the District .ittor

more so-called police gran, which the jury has not br-0 Verfllflt Of guilty after bah;

ilu liliiliiili ,,P.E.lsLAND wfNS

lil ill INTERPROVINCIAL

(Canadian Press) .

NEW YORK, June 12

sms Court iury that trle

chsfqqe

iction.

Duffy was paroled until

ion _in the matter of rr ne This is the first of half a

trials ugh! in K out

short time. Dufiy was indicted

an sllslzed graft-taker from J Roth who run poker rooms ill lem. lloth testified that he monthly payments to Duffy “ml to that to Eugene Fox, n police who pleaded guilty of graft.Fox co boruteil Ruth and added tliut

t p t

Bulgaria proposing that three foil of the armies of Bulgaria, and He

h e s t

urned over to Duffy the list of g nyiui: resorts with Roth in

rict.

,_f_-._-_.,__*.

ll] UEMUBILIZE FUR Sill Ili Plllll

(Culiuiliun Press)

IIELGRADFL June 12.--The Se n Government today sent n note

r r

e demohilized ill order to relieve xisting tension and facilitate ettlement of difference between

wo governments.

li. i. suili is wuilis in

(Canadian Press)

STAMFORD, June `l2-F0ur

seriously, us a result ol a rear

collision on the Maine line of the N iY0rk, New Haden, and Hartford Ra

way. The accident occurred oppo

a local passenger depot this aft

noon, when the second section of

‘Springfield crashed into the fi

section which was just leaving station. The dead and injured

all residents of Stamford or neil

towns The engine on the sec

. o

section plouzhed half way through

pullman car of the first section.

this car there were 31 nasseng and nil were more or less hurt. T wrt-ck is believed to he caused hy engine of the second section runn

past the signals.

Nllllilll PlHUiilSSl]iH

(ter dell- l’

.;, ISLANDS TOTAL SCORE 757

A rs the Sup

uh 3 Ha,-_ New Brunswick...._. made Following is thc scores lululo

rior the i’. E.

m r

ru -n ~ ne-,.4 M9' Landrigan...... ._

rvi-

per' in sessions of our Conference

sons are dead and many injured, so g '

0 _

ney 's deci- w trial.

dozen

(Special to The Guardian.)

0,. ST- JOHN. N. B.. June 12--The in E. Island team won the Intel-pr-0 8 cial Rifle Match. Following is

‘Or a aggregate scorez-

as P. E. Island .. . ~“ Nova Scotia

_ Islunll ll\cllil;i-rs nf

an teami- \”0‘ Kennedy lm McLeun_..__. lt- Mecnhe...

Mcl'l.ae._.... Duck...... Moore Rogers._....

vin- the

737 734 723

by Um Monrc._..._...

'° KENNEDY lille llleirllli LEAD.

tomorrow' 000 ball -i-- _-___ \_._

(Special to The Guardian.) | f~l"l‘. JOHN, June li-In the inter. provincial shoot today the 200 yards mulch cniicd as follows:-New Brune- wick 255, l'. E. Island, 258, Nova Scotia 250. The Islanders'_ scores

W€l"€I~*

Mc(‘nbc......... _ ___3|)

lLlil\drlgiin._...... _,_,_,_33

98 Duck,...._... ___,___31 98 l Kennelly._..__. __,,___33 95 Rogers,...... ..._..30 .,5‘McRn.e..._._... ...$0 91 McLean_...._... ......34 .ml At 500 yards Islanders were lead- XX ing by eight points, with the match Szllinlf finished. The wind was unsteady.

PASTORAL

to ths vin

tm; Af. the Ministerial Session of the Conference yesterday afternoon

Pustorul Address was rend by

Rev. Wilfrid Goetz us follows:

As your fellow servuiits who li llceu charged with the respunsihil of leadership in work for the Ki dom of God, through our branch his church, we again undertake

U your information and direction

annual review of the progress problems uf the work within our Cu ference territory. Before this addr rencllleu you, issued as it is by Ministerial, and, therefore, the op

f o

md A n n u ii l Conference will ha end been organized by the addition ‘W your lay representatives and will _‘L well into the matters committed “te it for consideration. U" The recommendations concernl the the .state of tiie.work,»tempol‘al a mt spiritual, which have been udop the and sent up to Conference by thc me cent district meetings will bring my fore your representatives many “fl portant proposals having ill view “ increased effectiveness of oilr chu Tn work, ’i`liesc'. will chiefly have to "S with gnins and losses in church he l Sunday school membership. D85*-0 We efficiency, methods of religious edu mg tion in our chllrclies, our rclntiun

movements for social and moilul form evangelistic effort and a view of the support given during

sented, and the decisions arrived will be reported to you in some gree in the public press but fillly

LETTER'

METHODISTS

,_.._.________-

the’ Mt. Allison lilstitiitioiis at Sackville the are not the least. Tile University, U18 thc spleniliilly equipped Ladies Col-

lege, Conf-nrrvnuiry of Music, Museum

live of Fine Arts und the Male Academy IW form nn cllncutiiinnl centre towards

I-C' which .\'llll'itimc Metllollists may l00k Ui with lnndllhle pride. Of, We should hold ill grateful memory \H` the men of faith und sacrifice who

mul lnill the follndatiolis and in the face

ll* ` of rlisrolilwiging fortunes prepared (gr

HBB us the hcl-itngc we are now enjoying. the If any criticism could be made it Ul- would he of the modesty that for- the bade tliosc who have been carrying

‘1'€|thc rtsponsihilities und directing the ol'nt-_tivities of our educational work belirom making klluwn to our people t0 and to the country what they were

doing. flompurutfveiy few, even to-

“S day, rculi'/.e wniit Mt. Allison il had “il ‘is acclllnplishing and what advantlgel

i-e\\` she offers to those seeking higher

l`€".l education. Tile record of her stu-

bfridents as they take up advanced work

m“| in the lurgcr universities of the con-

the tinent, the positions of responsibili- 1"°l\| t lven to her well-trained sons in

Y K

dviulflerelit parts of the world, the in- UF fluence ol her cultured and accom-

Val pllsueii daughters in the home and, U1* tllroiiull tile home upon the ideals of

w|f_lie nation, are of such a character F0' as to wnrrant enthusiastic admira-

r<=-,tion 'loo much emphasis cannot be

the given to this educational work- of the

year to the various z-cnevoicnt ent prises of the church. The facts p

ef- church. it will mesh much to the

fe" country and to Protestant Christian- all ity if the centres of religious educa- ll§"tiun are creditnbly sustained, _‘ll We rfjoice ill the success that has ‘Ch come tn other educational institu- YO tions The exnmple set us in loyalt.

‘° ` 'rhe chilli-nien: 'rhet is better;

I stood that it was perhaps on nccou

1 the minutes of file Conference wh

will be publislkd and forwnrdcll all the churches at thc earliest p

. _ y

°5“|nnd iihcrulity ill response to the ap~

make any aippointn:-ents. Wltl1°“t¢ ing to Conference. The district lls must go to Conference and must _b properly filled in from the reserv net. It was a. perfect automatic m

Chine-» “ml f_5°"°’ W” '“° t"°“b‘° Mr: .Gho_ll'en'also Proposed the R

,_ Mr. Stanley Young as statistical “_ rotary, but Mr. Young said that u had been endeavoring to do th h d Ch h (H

k f nu b f ea s nd he 1 f the Met o ist nrc _ e

"“°““°l°' mil‘h° 'wks 0! the my re' l:i)srhed°.t:oare`sifi1l\.er ‘l-Ii: desiiglati y or

. ' t

about it. :» '

It was theiiqgoved and carried tba

the names of fi oss who had been B vanced from :the rsesrvs list W fi

The minidt;_eré‘ roll call was th taken. ‘A letter was reed from R

presentatives, Vbe formallyl 610°*-ed-V e

' ev

H, w, ,qlnexs ,asking to be excus

Mr. ‘ "gl,itiii§'iVl-j_i'\'_sked .whether was flea: _'pany miniat" f'° mg

tern “fexsil _' oiilunt attending Go rerenxl 1_._‘w*¢-,,.»f,r;ii<IVer an oblige

ected

B "sm s “£45 5° 'if **“°’°°“’°“’“°°‘ H, mt. osnM.iN's .innnnss

:J-‘ ' . hge

tion e¢‘-at” lediiferenfce in ever! rem 'ifiiey_l£E‘é '_iiulisr'__ohllsst1°s_ fs attend tithe 'i , but W there _any l|l‘w_.__comr?l1_inif s ¥“““,*"»-"°’ to he‘e`iuuss"d;’iii o Ver t.ils_t.,he mlshi not be"-fa li Vd_¢l¢{_-agsifnst the Conisr ence?

The

0; like men of acceptance Vrather

B men of resignation. (Langhter.) logy that they were not willing Vto

8 As-assistant secretaries. the Revs- hind together. Perhaps the Method- _

a_ George Morris and H. Brown were ‘ ' ittlc

hat

was accepted, and Mr Chowen tained permission to make a fur

,inomination later on. V

Superinten ent

Conferbnce

-he would

matt their c snppo

of the C

on both

elicited as c

fm of some question of policy and th

el- lsts could cxerclse patience a l

lnngerg But he ventured to say t

0V~ the time must come when, if sec- matter could not bc carried along

Hi out for Methodism and very positi

on hear.) The Methodist Church

hcl' could see it was not gaining by

waiting policy. lt was not a flu tion of worldly gain ` or matter

. increase of membership: it WBB

question of increasing the spirit

tion whether by union they co

for H become of great economical use

ers church. They were for a uni on church. But he would not like sed have it at the ekpense of evanga n me zeal (N0_) He thought it

slain* entertained unions msnv vithslr P

, r-el;a.rll_ and many ‘lf them

eo- ~~--~-

thc to

he that consummation, they must look '

ve-

ual culture in the Manitoba. Governme

power of God’s church, and a qu

“ld r Mr. Lawrence has hecn talking

‘YB 3 scheme over with several transpor ted tion companies, and thinks it cull.

us' thousand men could be added to t W.” army of harvesters goilig West t

_ 1 1, us their Presbyterian broth-_

one gall hljia mlide much advance in th

` t as themselves. 1-ie co

d°°p1y as names of their men with W

(1 lr hearty accor n

B3 Eaggellsfiitnlilrlxe He would not wa

glides to go in for any church that wo

and vi not preach the doctrine of P0110

h°“‘ FOR Cl.'l35|flCll`| the] nt I. One cent per word each ins “ld tion for advertising in this colu “al Cash must hccomDB\1Y 0"‘l°\`- Mi

Flilllll

ar, V _,___

V _ was (Special to the Guardian)

oh- not gaining by lingering; so far as

“° o"rrAw.i_ ont., June 12- rlnrv

ny, excursions, direct from the

es" Country to 'the wheat fields of W of , tern Canada .src the aim of I-i0n 9' George Lawrence, Minister of ASF;

“B” who arrived here today from Engl!!

"° worked out. He believes six to sigh

°°` way. `

3.; colinssssn lies uid T00 l-ll; .FDR _

er- mn _ ni-

est Old cs-

nd he ta-

he is

Off

8 l'.

___

' (Canadian Press)

nniel Alcock, professor of phvsiu of McGill Medical Facility, died

day. He had an international

putation as rr physiologist.

(Canadian Press)

WASHINGTON, June 12-It is

now to get through committee. sugar in three years and free woo

trouble to the committee which

without alteration, as they were

of the finance committee. These tions will now hc llcalt with by

they will ‘be approved of there. being the fact further bro through the Senate is, regurlleil comparatively easy.

MONTREAL, June 12-Prof. Na

lieved tonight that the conslderatl of the Senate will he resumed bef the week end by the wh Senate ns they are work

the two items which caused the m

the tariff matter in hand. Th were advanced another stage tod

proved of by the Democratic memh

mocrritic caucus and it is believ

sible date.

OUR IIEAD

til-

fellowship of sorrow but also of slliring memories. To you, our

lie' low-workers in the cause of Chr 0" who have suffered bereavement, 07° semi forth from our Urlnfureiicc 01° word of syillpatlly and cheer. lil!! uepnrtilrc of your loved ones l"\`00` have uinnglit inc lvorlu into w

had as _well us urns. it is

el' *yours io sorrow, tucrcioie, ue t

s D°‘ departed ones stimulate you in ed fraction that with Liiciii ou

'I' 537°” wnen it is yours to near the

“S ter s call.

iviemories of the past have

KY The toll of death from thc~ rnliks i-0' our members and of our lniilistry il W' ing the year unites the church in

are tncy have ,gone a little nearer to y ost 'lust t.u.iu is lli our su\.uer's no

“Yi without. nope nur. tu gutuei' imp HP' from the leulc wuidii new calls you

ers glvll buck in service Lilo life wir °°‘ you owe. net r...‘.: memories oi

ii ' y hi” have a place in \.iie iiigiier ser

'penis for finuncinl aid was doubtless ,no lnconsidcrable factor in bringing `| to s sllrccssfiil consummation the Mt. Allison Forward Movement. As a

‘lf Uoiiferrnce we reioice is the generous “"'\nnd widespread response of our peo-

“ _ ple to the call for help by which the

1"' |Ernlowment Fund has been increased _fel ,to thc extent of $200,000. The fur- \“¢» ther effort to build and equip a mfucllf W° needed Hrill of Science will commend QW itself to the sympathy and support '1“° of your Methodist constituency, “mi Tile honoured President of our uni- "*““ versity, Dr. Borden, has well pointed U“~ out that the recent campaign is hut “W the beginning if Mt. Allison ll to “UL lleep pace with her opportunities and \*°°¢ the needs ol the day. If el sister in- “*='~‘,stitiltion could carry on three or

“~' more successful campaigns, aggregat- \°“ ing eight or nine hundred thousand W9' dollars we will not Us satisfied with WN' post successes nor surprized by future may appeals.

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'A Milne Fraser, Halifax,

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is capable man or woman look

tc stil-red also, in many ui your 'ne

' as you have lcarnso or tnc deuiil vi ing them for Uhristfan service is the

is several of rue aged ministers of

' cnurch--llien who had preached

gospel through these provinces more than a generation. lt is duty now oniclally to report to

their dccease.

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na' work of these honoured: brethr

“Lal appear in the printed minutes.

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c' The Beds. George B. Payson,

~ phen T. Teed iiooert Wilson rl

'any *cd their earthly ministry since V ° v°‘ last Conference gathering. The

_ ‘ _ ute oi the Conference to the life

“Good head work is bei-ict. 0

°,_“.',lVwould see their monument we tim, ‘l only to look around us in the ch “mr The contributions made by N16 J ` 'the content of the churen's lil;

` ` Presents no small part of her Pl' iluaff equipment for the work which Wi

an ahead. "They rest from 7-B011' 1°

and their works do follow the

M We as their succe¢e0rs.~ Nm* °"` ririly that e double l>°r¢l°\\ °f *ll

he PM Us “F "° _ nfayonr lfvgs to the service. 'already belong to the Kingdom of

°°"’ ° - that they hed to drift into evil

UQATIONAL INSTITUTIONS for a number of years till they

becn` MW. The training of the young and hold-

0“l`\work tn which wc mllst -be blsff- C0' the rlrry_ liar manlhersliip problem Wm for llnd in this ut lenet n rsrtisl B01"- 0\U` tion, (lid methods of li.VBngEllD_\Tl SVU Yi-‘U silcccedlng ill no Benaml W3? 1" t'h°

l fires(-nt time. There is no lack of dl-

SU3' rectness in the I>0|¢\tl“K 9! nuglous dwin experience, as to what rBD¥`°F°“t° th’ cioa- ,mm-gms opportunity of the church in our the caring for the YUUUK- 0*" th°°"7 trib-` of the cnild's relation to the church and has been all rigllf- bill- °“\` P"“°u°° ms

scarcely mmsured up t° °“" "h°°"_7'

1| we we regard all children baptized as be- hate ing in the church. “nd” ll" '"7"' urch. vision and dare. As soon as th¢Y IN m to able to learn they are to be tau¢l\i-

re- the nature and end of bailulm Um ent their duty to God and the church. lies wnen evidence of a right \`°ll\f-l0\\ W bore Jesus is given they are to make p.\\\_>° m." lic confession of him and their mem- in to hershfp is to be publicly recognised.

sir In the past we have acted as though re-l we thought that the children did not

en will

sufficiently hardened in sin t0_-_be

of Our “convex-ted." Then the chur¢.h\ia_r¢-

thi! vlval. tint, was to make a Ill I into

i with' uniyerlities and col-, the Kingdom of evil and capture il “ ¢.,..n..h.d en- rei’e.¢f;,__.-).__l.__,-, i.iinetd'- r.leud»et.seueyc schemes .elinnrde 1.leinene.oere» mann . .V `~*“°i" °°° ‘ ‘°° "““‘°_ ° ""_° "`}'°?

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