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. Historical 8oeIety~ '_

GRAND PRE. .limo 16.-The site oi

the chapel. i>resbytery_ graveyard and old well at the Willows here, sacred to the descendants of the Acadian, has been purchased by the Canadian Pacific Railway. ri is intended te' fence it. erect a memorial chapel there and make_ii. worthy of the h_alo of ro- ;r_1auce _that LongfelIow's Evangeline, as glorified the place. The Acadlans have-already subscribed some thous- ands of dolalrs for the object. ‘ A descendant ol General Nicliolsoii

SACKVILLE, N. B.. June i.5.--Th-

’irst day of tile 35th annual Method ist conference is over with good prr sress to contemplate. At 9 o'cloc‘ his morning the conference waz. op- ened with do _qtlonal exercises, Pict uit-nt IIi|i.n"£i the chair. FQii:‘~w»n~

‘his flu- eonierence started or witi the r_.lubi'io“=»o_f its new pres §°‘t i=~ the first ci' Rev. George MI Youn- of Freder 'was elected on tin. secondyhn t.-M_r.i_Xouug _was calle- te tngrehuir by the jizt-_tiriuz-pr¢>Sl<l¢@l\‘ and 'Q_eat__ed__;\§itlr a""few` ,remarks o

who commanded the troo s fro B0 ..tfwe___ome______”_ is __1dd\.ess_ orraply lm

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lim that captured Port rtuyur in 1110, has prcsontotl u local historical soci- -ety at Annapolis Royal with u docu_ ment wrliten_liy the.,Genorai.. There is to be a meeting there the first of

Juli’ Of people intcrestcd in local his4 tory.

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new presldent- dealt- chleify with thi war situation; portralting _the pres-:ni eerieuseeridrtlgu ei the world wnier was the churches’ field. He sxhortof the members of the conference ti ‘bring to the high _worl-t, which thi church had -cornmittedto them, tim' spirit of sobriety and self-sscriilc' which such tlrncs as these reqnlref of all men. but especially or repree entatives of tho christian church -His brief remarks were pungent aiu most timely. The pastor of the Fred erlcton church now elevated to thi presidency will make an efficient of deer. He is n man_in the prime of his strength. well informed; cool and oi quick judgment with a good voice and lucid utterance, just the kind of mar to carry business along in a deliber ative body with it heavy agenda sucl as is this year's conference. Mr. Young though only in his mid year: of work has already served successfu' pastorates in most of the importan‘ churches of the conferences.

On a question of' privilege thc Rev

Geo. A Ross prcscntcd the followlni resolution which bclng unanimously adopted was responded to briefly by the retiring president ere he left thc platform. "Whereas the Rev. Thomas Hicks is now retiring from the chair of the con- ference wherein for the greater part if the second your he has, as acting president, performed the duties of presiding officer in the place of Pres- lrlcnt John L. Dawson, unexpectedly incapacitated by illness.

“Therefore rcsolvcd'that the con

ference would take occasion to place on record its appreciation of the dlllg ence and care with which he has per formed thc work thus developed upon him to the emlncnt_ satisfaction 0* the conference. _

President Young, directed the com

plotlon of the conference’s organiz- ation.

The ballot for secretary re-elected

Rev. Ernest Styles, of Albcrton, (P.E I.) H. B. S. Strotlmrd of St. Stephen was elected journal secretary.‘ Rev. P. A. Fitzpatrick, of Moncton, stat istical secretary with Revs. Hugh Miller and H. A. Brown as assist- ants. r r

On due motion thc hours of session

were determined, bounds of confer ence fixed within the church gniier ics, rules of order adopted and the conference was squared away for business. '

On motion n. business committee

was appointed by the president tc present the conference agenda of tht business for each day immediately after the opening of the conference The secretary of conference, Rev. Thomas Marshall 'and W. B. Snow- hall of Chatham are the committee. A good deal of necessary and unusu- ly protracted work has been disposed of at this writing. Many committees have been finally accepted by the con- refcrence, some ofthcm have orgsnlz cd and gotten well into their work.The many memorials to hand from thc eight districts of the conference ask ing that certain recommendations bc endorsed by this conference and pass '.‘d on to the general confcrencc_whlch meets in Hamilton, Ontario, in Octob er next, have been reviewed and pass cd on to a specialdeglslation. Official oral conference legislation. Official greetings from the conference here to the Nova Scotia conference meeting in Amherst were ordered sont by wire on the following terms: "From _the conference of New Brunswick and Prince Edward island now assem- bled in Sackville to the conference uo\v in sessionin Amherst. We greet you in tl|e_ name of our one Lord and Master whose we are and whom we serve. We rejoice that with unshnkon confidence we helleve ln these days of stress and struggle that though clouds and darknessare round about our God yet. Justice 'and judgment are me hesitation ei His throne. our determination is to labor in our daily effort to hasten the time when the kingdoms of 'this world shall become the kingdom of our Lord and of His Chrlst."_ » _

Signed hy G. M. Young, presid-

ent; Ernest Styles, secretary.

Rev. Dr. J. W. Graham. of Toron-

to. educational secretary of the Meth- odist church, was heard tonight in e strong address on the great subject of education. Dr. Graham showed how the colleges were affected by the falling of the great war upon the world, and how it was the qliurch's imperative duty in view of the future to keep hereducational organization up tni full strength. The `Rov. Dr. Borden, presidentof Mount Allison, announced that n. reception would bc hcld in the college _.hall to orrow night for the laymen and'minTsterial members of this conference, und of the Nova Scotia conferences.

Arrangements have been made for

the full discussion of college, inter-

:gtsa following _tl_\I;_lunche¢;n which is _ 9:’ lefved; _e even ng session closed at 10=o‘clock \- `_h_ one of those _ideal happenings wi" `v disclosed' it-

self as_‘a springin th- midst of the

desert`of business. li -~~.-is the spon- taneous expression -of "re 'conferl ence’s honor and respect io: the Rov._ R. W. Weddall, D. Di, Whom some- body had_ discovered was in 'the nf- tieth year. effective service in the ministry. In a brief- speech the Rev. H. lil. Thomas refreshed the mind of tiie conference by a review -of the outstanding factor of Dr|-Wmsndalrs ministry and presented a r elution

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_ -_ 0 0 ' 'A wo f{mm“_' Mm, C|;“_ Na,"-m, had inspired in multitudes of his brel ogg" 3 _ idk- ` S. S. Bliatford, Halifax.

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_ Address `_a_rii_i_l;rese_r1_i_ai_|on

I- to you our deep regret for your depart-

.‘ imongst us and src sure, that the

On Monday evening June 3rd, a

im-ge number of friends and neighb- ors of Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomson. .Pleasant Vlqw, _assembled at their home to bid them farewell previous ~.to their department to the United States. The following address was read by Miss Evelyn Gaudet, ac compainsd by a purse of money.

"o Mr. and Mrs. Thomson and family: dear friends. -

Having learned with the most sin-

cere regret that you and your -family ire about to move from this communi- ty to _make your home in Attleboro, Mass., we a number of your friends and neighbors -have assembled here tonighton the evo of your departure to tender you farewell and to convey

ure from our midst.

For over'i1fty years you have lived

warm feelings. which have existed between you and your neighbors arc not to be -forgotten no matter, where 'ou may reside. in the varied walks

'if nelghborly and social intercourse, you and your family have contributed abundantly toward making llfc pleas- ant in the circle in which we have moved. We do not forget that. when ‘he laugh was mcrrlest your happy presence added pleasure to the scene; :md when _sorrow visited our homes your words of consolation and sym- pathy made the sorrow lighter.

While we deplore the fact that we

are losing a lclnd and charitable neighbor, we are glad, that by your thrift and industry you are able to re- `tire, and we hope that you and Mrs. Thomson and family may he, spared many years of health and prosperity in our new home.

Bd assured dear friends, that any

-time you may have business und op- portunity to visit us, you will ‘be surc of a warm wdlcome in our hearts _and homcsf In conclusion we ask you to accept this purse as it rcmcmbcrancc ofthe kind friendsh-ip, which has ex- isted beteen us and wlilch we so much rippreclate. Please accept this with our united hopes, that you may cvcr remain liappy` and prosperous.

Mr. Thomas in a few words thank- id all for the kindness shown t_hem ind expresed himself, as dceply touch- oil and said, he was very sorry to 'cave his good neighbors. _

A sumptuous repost was thcn serv- ~:l after, which an enjoyable evening' vas spént in games., music and etc. At a late hour tho company dispersed ifter sing-ing the National Anthem all expressing the most fprof°ound‘r'c- gret at the departure of this inestlm- able family.

MAKES LIGHT. OF HIS WOUNDS

Mrs. William McDonald, Poplar

Point, has received the following let- ter* from her son Rodic, _in France.

Franco,

_ _ May 17, 1918. Dear M-other: Just a few lines' to

say lam feeling much .better as you no loubt have received my letter by this time in which I said I had received a si-ight gun shot wound in my left side. lt was not very bad but say it was in a bad place. just the sumo. I nm in a convalescent camp in France and I ` will soon be able to go back to my Battalion again.

_I must say I was well used while in

the hospital and -here, I am having n nice time. I suppose thc boys around home has enlisted by this time. For my own part I like it soldicr‘s life fine. It is quite a long time since I enlisted, but I hope it won’t be lonr' till we get back home again.

We are having very warm weathcrl

here now and the sud French farmers ‘are finite _busy an their crop looks good. I hope you are having nlcc weather at home. . 'Now dear mother don’t worry about

me for smy time comes I will only have to o like a lot of the poor fel- lo_ws who are sloeing over here. I `must come to a _close as there isn't much news over here. Hope-fnthcr is keeping smart; Love to all at home.

From .your loving son,

‘ R. McDONALDi

PRESIDENT WiLSON‘S ATTITUDE

TOWARDS WOMAN SUFFRAGE _

Expresses I-Iope That Senate Wlii Pass Suffrage Amendment: Before End of Session

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 16.-~

President Wilson today expressed thc hope that the Senate would pass tho Woman Suffrage amendment nt tho present session of Congress. His at- titude was made known in it reply to a memorial from the French Union for Woman Suffrage presented to him to- day by n delegation from the American Woman Suffrage Association, which asked him to proclaim the principle or Woman Suffrage as one of the funda- mental rlghts of the future.

"it is my earnest hope," the Presi-

dent said_ “that the Senate of the Un- ited States will give an unmistakable answer to this question by passing the Suffrage amendment to the Fedor- ations Union before the end of the session. '

Senator leaders have promised a

vote _at this session, nltliough efforts tobrlng the resolution ‘Ill hpvefaiicd thiis far. ' _ `

late a flood of tributes would have pohred upon him. ` 'I’o' tlfd' speeches which were made. Dr. Wéddall _re plied "with, deep feeling, and the con fo enc o med.

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