'-aria* for all of New Kugland that I
•V • i a t * * visit.
For a genuinely cordial reception,
it is hard to surpass the peopir of
New Huglanrl Mv stay there was too
short to meet all the demands for my
services. It was a ^reat pleasuie to
renew acquaintances made on my
former visit *ive years a^o, amount
w horn were M rs (»ooch. Mis VV\m..n
Mis ' »c<>. n». email ami Mis. I /it limp
til to meet again Mrs ! II. iionnty
* { Cainl 1 idge Mi-s and Miss Main of
I'm t land, Me. who spent n mouth at
\V«»od Island four years age in eoui
p my with Mis aud Miss MeWhinnie
To Miss (tertriuie Davis the Cierk
the New I Midland lirani h I am Du
ller great obligations for setting me
lght in tny prom urn iation of lioMon
- ;uet > and names of various New
I.uglatid towns, for they are tnl al
Nays pronumed as one would ima
gine from the spelling
nom ooston 1 went ny steamer 10
Pori land, Me. Though it was Com
munioii Sunday Dr. Jelferson of ihe
l'itc baptist Church welcomed me
n’. ly to his pulpit, and ^aveniethe
ot the morning sei v u e. I then
. a\ short addresses before the Free
and First baptist Sunday Schools
at. i went to Yarmouth for the even
111. Other : ppointnienls in Fort
aud it a Woman‘s Club; thi Centra 1
Scj11;11e Chinch; and the Thank Off
ini' Service at the Free St. Chun h.
V.innoulh they bad just taken
\luska offering. i.uch in
• c • i llool had been app* . e.l a
Main sum. whichall met and some
weeded. so th.it they had over 5'5
ue of the many happy tnemoi ie> of
y trip is the privilege I had of
eetitig Mrs. l;ord at Yarmouth,
ue is an invalid and probably there
' not a moment of the day when she
is not Mifteiii!.; intensely. Vet one
would not suspect it fiom her ’ ri^ht
rheerv con versm i< n "heh - always
been iileativ intended in the Or
phanage. Kennchuukport and Saco
were the other two places in Maine
in which I spoke. Was sorry n.»t to
^et to Ilangor and Augusta, hut time
ilid not pe» nut.
l.uwell, Ala: s. w as my next appoint
meiit. W.i meeting, u Faither
Lights Rally. Nearly failed in get
ting there, as no one met me at the
train, ami I did not know the place
of the meeting, and had difficulty in
furling some one who could tell me
At So I*ramingham where I spoke
i.ext, I had the pleasure of meeting
Im and ihs Mills, who at one time
were here »<t the mission.
Other cities in Mass, where I spoke
were; S.Jem, where my audience
v. is a wide awake Young People’s So
»iety; at N Leominster, where my
friend Geo. R Raker is pastor of n
splendid church. Here l met Mr
and Mrs. Richardson, who have vis
ited Kodiak .-\t Fitchburg in the
Second Churc h to a large morning
congregation, then went over to the
hirst Church Sunday School, where
the Superintendent kindly assembled
the entire school, and gave me what
ime i wauled. In hitchhurj* l re
ceived more individual subscribers
o the New- better than in :»..v other
si.-, e At Hoi yoke t<> a meeting of
uiiior-. At Spriugfu'd where the
Knights < I Ann Vrtlirr veMCp^^fiu
in unifo; m In Worcester. tvv>> ser
vices In the aften.oon. hut a small
■omp.mv w. - present The meeting
n the evening w. • well attended.
U North Adams I was a attest and
speaker at the Annual Banquet of
lie Woman's Missionary Society of
he hirst Baptist Church. «f wkieh