Wingham Times, 1892-11-04, Page 7ne11, of Linden Walley., 2. "Its
Methods," Mr E A Thompson.W/inger.
g. "its Possibilities," Air Janes
Smith, Elizabethville,
Mr Donnell held that the county
had great need of Endeavor Societies,
Zit because the place where young farmers
were tempted to spend their tine wile
at the neighboring bottle. ' Within A
radius of a toile and a half there. were
at leant 50 young people could be
produced, and that was sufficient to
start a'society.
AIr E A Thompson's paper on "Its
Methods'' was read by Mr McMillan.
One advantage of the country was that
there were not so ninny temptations
to keep the people from service. They
found it very effective in country
societies to have plenty of singing.
Sociability was a strong factor in
bringing in ivany who did ' not
belong to the church. Strangers
should be warmly welcomed with
band -shakers
The paper on "The Possibilities of a
Country Society" was read by Mr
Smith'spester. The possibilities were
perhaps not as great as in cities'°Jtnd
towns, but still it could do a grand
work for God. Where two meetings a
week were too rnauy the prayer end
Endeavor meetings should be united.
The temperance committee could have
ranch influence for good by moral
suasion and along the line of prohibi-
tion. Many parts of the country were
cursed with cider. Old wormy apples
that could not be sold were ground up
,into cider—nice eider, indeed, as the
worms and rut acted as a flavor.
THE DENOMINATIONAL SALLIES.
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They stood in full hartnon,$ with the
0 E movement, and although only
few of their churches had adopted the
societies n committee had been formed
to encourage the formationof them
whenever practicable.
Episcopalian. ---Rey Bernard Bryan,
of Parkdale, reported that the Ohureh
of England members tldd met in the
14 emorial Church school room, They
had an interesting, profitable and.
blessed meeting The topie was to
see how they ci.uld bring into the
society a greater number of the laymen
and young people of their own church,.
They regretted that their representa-
tion in the convention was so. small,
but the outlook was.brijht. The idea
had been approved at the recent
Stratford convention, and a committee
was appointed to take the neoessary
steps towards increasing the number
of societies in their church. (Ap-
plause.)
Mt,thedist -- Rev Mr Dillon. of
Toronto, told the convention that the
Methodist, had ukt in the Dundee
Street Center Methodist Church, and
resolution moved Ly Bev J Philp was
Passed exp[ sing their desire that
their societies should adopt the name
of Epworth League of Christian En-
deavor, regretting that any local unions
should refuse to accept such societies
into the union, as they believed such
action contrary to the sentiment passed
at the last Provincial 0 E convention.
THE QUESTION DI A.WER.
The question drawer was opened by
Mr V S Leslie, of Toronto, who was
received with applause.
There was quite a batch referring to
the amusement questiens.
One waived to know if it was right
for a Endeavor to dance, play cards,
etc. The answer was that the society
did not legislate for any person's con-
eiiet.ec. It is a matter for each one
to pray over.
Q—What ways of getting 'money
would you suggest 7 We find it hard
td get free will offerings. A—
Systetnatic giving. 1 do—not, believe
in soei els and bazars.
Q—lf,'as Dr Ross, said last night,
there are enough young men in the
society to carry prohibition, should
they not give the temperance
nlovelnent some official recognition ?
A—Yves; we ought to give more prom-
inence to the temperance question.
Then carne reports by the seveeal
chairmen on • the rallies held in
the morning in the elrurohes to which
the delegates respectively belonged.
Rev R .J Beattie, of Guelph, said
the Presbyterians had met in St
Andrew's and had a fine gathering.
'There had been expressed a feeling
that the church sh,lul3 take a deeper
interest in young people's societies.and
should'take a more careful oversight
of then. With this end in view a
committee had been appointed to re•
port on the subject at the next annual
Presbyterian gathering. A't the morn
ing meeting a resolution was nnani-
monsly passed declaring their loyalty
to tie church to which they belonged,
that they desired to work for the
has done upon this occasion.
pinnso.) I have heard only words of
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and .1 em sure I am only expressing
the sentiments of nil the delegates
when I lay they have never bed better
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beautiful city of London. They have
been well treated and they want to
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spiritual welfare of old and young and Q—.noes the formation of a hand of
respectfully -asked that the -said coin hope conflict with a junior Endeavor
mittee vote Co adopt such a eonetitu- Society, or is the work of the former
tion as will enable the Society of caused by the latter ? A—(by Mr 0 J
Christian Endeavor to organize under Atkinson, of Toronto)—The junior
the chor•clh. The speaker said it was Endeavor society can hauiliti the band
also felt by some that there was a of hope work.
tendency to spread Christian efforts Q—Clan a member of the Unitarian
over too great au area and that chttrclh be a member of the society ?
concentration might be more effective. A—We do not wish to be narrow, but
This would also be eff etive. we roust draw the line here. The
basis is the divinity of Christ.
Baptists — Rev 0 0 Mctaurin,
Sarnia The speaker said they had a
grand meeting it the Talbot Street
Baptist [.Burch. In his church was an
organization called the Young People's
Baptist Society. At the morning
meeting the relation of these to the 0
E Society wits discussed and the
opinion expressed that while engaging
in that great inter -denominational
work of the 0 E Society, they could
preserve their iitentity with their own
denomination. Some Baptist Young
People's Societies in the Province had
raised funds for Sunday school mirs�
siouary work,
Congregational—Rev R Aylward
said the delegates bad, niet in the
basement of the First Congregational
Church. They had eleven addresses'
$,ve hymns, a prayer and a great many
greetings within an hour, They found
that nearly every. Ceagrogational
church in the country had a 0 Ii
Society and 'the outlook was most
hopeful.
Disciples—Mr A McMillan, Alvin -
don, said the dr•lagates et hie denote.
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Conner Dundas and Elisabeth atrtletlt.
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The session adjourned at 5.15 p. m.
PAYDAY EVENING—THE LAST.
"I feel that this eonventiou cannot
come to a close without sotne expres-
sion of our gratitude to the people of.
London." said President Dickson, as
he faced the immense audience in St
Andrew's after the opening song ser-
vice and devotional exercises. "It is
the largest t0hristian Endeavor con-
vention I have attended in the Prov-
ince, It is the most representative
gathering, and it has had the largest
attendance, not only of delegates, but
in the public tneetingsheld throughout
the day as well as in the evening.
(Applause, i 1t is only right that I
should say that the preparatiou8 for
these meetings have been perfect.
They have not only done the work
thoroughly, but they have met every
delegate at the station with a carriage
or its equivalent in ilio shape of a
street oar' ticket.. (Laughter.) As to
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