388
(4)
thought
anew
that
while
it
seems
that
little
has
been
done
for
New
Hamp-
shire,
New
Hampshire
has
done
much
for
the
cause
we
love.
The
hospital-
ity
of
Sister
Frye's
home,
so
freely
given,
was
much
appreciated.
Owing
to
the
scattered
condition
of
the
church,
several
could
not
attend
the
evening
meetings,
but
we
hope
soon
to
be
with
them
on
the
Sabbath.
‘Sabbath,
August
1,
I
imet
with
the
Keene
church.
I
was
especially
pleased
to
find
there
Brethren
Alton
and
Ernest
Farnsworth
and
families,
who
live
about
ten
miles
from
Keene,
also
two
young
men
from
Washington,
N.
H.,
and
Brother
and
Sister
George
Mason,
of
South
Lancaster,
who
are
canvassing
in
that
vicinity.
The
Keene
church
was
also
well
repre-
sented,
and
we
were
conscious
of
the
presence
of
God
with
us.
"The
Lord
has
permitted
some.
test:
ing
experiences
to
come
to
this
church,
"but
I
rejoice
to
find
their
hope
and
courage
still
good.
Brother
Wilber’s
mother
has
had
a
severe
sickness,
but
is
recovering.
Sister
Wilber’s
aged
father
is
in
a
sad
condition
physically.
They
also
have
another
aged
relative
in
the
house
to
care
for,
which
accounts
for
Sister
Wilber’s
not
being
able
to.
continue
her
Bible
work
of
late.
Let
us
pray
for
them
that
they
may
be
sustained
unto
the
end.
The
members
of
the
church
have
manifested
a
good
spirit
in
rallying
to
the
assistance
of
Brother
Wilber
in
his
work
as
elder
of
the
church.
1
visited
what
I
could
at
the
homes,
and
Sunday
we
had
another
good
meeting,
at
which
several
of
the
neighbors
were
present.
:
-
One
hundred
copies
of
the
special
edition
of
the
Bible
Training
School
were
subscribed
for
to
advertise
our
camp-meeting.
Several
expressed
their
expectation
and
determination
to
attend
the.
camp-
meeting.
Do
thou
likewise.”
It
will
be
the
bést
meeting
you
have
attended.
A.
E.
Prac.
Tenn
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MEDICAL
<=
MISSIONARY
DEDICATION
OF
THE
KNOWLTON
~
SANITARIUM,
KNOWLTON,
P.
Q.
THE
dedicatory
exercises
were
held
at
2:30
p.m.
July
22,
1903.
Every-
thing
gave
evidence
in
the
morning
of
a
pleasant
afternoon
for
the
occa-
sion.
Qur
people
and
their
friends
began
gathering
from
the
surrounding
towns
as
early
as
12
o'clock,
At
2
o’clock,
the
townspeople
began
gath-
ering,
and
inspected
the
sanitarium’s
bright,
sunny
rooms,
the
well
equipped
bath
rooms,
and
medical
offices.
The
History,
ELDER
8.
A,
FARNSWORTH.
General
remarks
by
Judge
Lynch,
Judge
Foster,
Dr."White,
Dr.
Prime,
Dr.
Harris,
Dr.
Page,
Dr.
McGowan,
Reverend
Stev-
ens,
Reverend
Taylor,
and
others.
Dedicatory
Prayer,
ELDER
RICKARD.
Benediction,
REVEREND
STEVENS,
During
the
program
a
cordial
wel-
come
to
the
institution
was’
expressed
by
the
people
of
the
town,
the
speeches
of
the
two
judges
being
particularly
good.
The
people
of
Knowlton
seemed
to
appreciate
the
value
that
the
sanitarium
is
going
to
be
to
them
and
their
surroundings.
The
medical
men
also
appreciated
this
advance
move
in
their
midst
along
the
line
of
their
work,
A.
Knowlton
is
a
town
of
about
two
KNOWLTON
sanitarium
has
many
of
the
modern
equipments
for
successful
work,
and
is
under
the
supervision
of
W.
H.
White,
M;
D.,,
C.
M,
The
exercises
began
shortly
after
2:30
o’clock,
with
three
hundred
or
more
of
the
townspeople
in
attend:
ance,
carrying
out.
the
following
program
:
Sn
Chairman,
Evrper
W.
H,
THURSTON,
Song,
J.
S.
Davis,
*
Prayer,
REVEREND
TAYLOR,
Opening
Remarks,
CHAIRMAN,
©
H.
E.
WILLIAMS,
Mayor,
Music.
De.
C.
F.
BALL,
Melrose,
Mass.
Address,
HE
Mystic,
SANITARIUM.
thousand
five
hundred
inhabitants,
located
on
the
shores
of
the
beaitiful
Breome
Lake,
It
is
on
the
Montreal
and
Atlantic
Division
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
seventy-five
miles
from.
Montreal,
a
delightful
location
for
a
sanitarium.
We
are
truly
grate-
ful
to
see
another
sister
institution
dedicated
to
this
important
branch
of
the
third
angel’s
message.
During
the
hot
and
sultry
months
of
summer,
one
could
not
find
a
more
desirable
spot
for
rest
than
among
the
hills-and
lakes
of
the
eastern
town-
ships
in
the
province
of
Quebec,
C.F.
B
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