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 | 153 State Street, Brooklyn, NY - Page 77Low, 153 State Street, Brooklyn, NY, was elected vice-president of Middle States, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mrs. ... |
| 25 Beacon Street - Page 72Subscriptions may be sent to the secretary or the treasurer at 25 Beacon Street, and will be most gratefully received. ... |
| 25 Beacon Street - Page 104This question was discussed at the meeting of Post-office Mission workers on April 20, at 25 Beacon Street; and it was unanimously voted by those ... |
More | Bath, NH - Page 5A new branch has been formed in Bath, NH The minister writes, "You will be pleased to know that the ladies of the society have gone heartily into the ... |
| Atlanta - Page 6It is much to be desired that the small amount asked for to pay the debt in the organ at Atlanta should also be sent. ... |
| Middleboro - Page 42Contributions were sent to the fairs at Gloucester and Middleboro. The Barre branch has well attended meetings, and the members work faithfully. ... |
| Boston - Page 63It is proposed to organize other short excursions at different times during the week, including a drive through the park system of Boston, and perhaps ... |
| Jackson, Mich - Page 43$1 was given to Jackson, Mich. West Roxbury branch has arranged its programme for the year, the general subject being "Eminent Women." A lecture on. |
| Ottawa - Page 31No men could give a worker more encouragement than did the AUA board of directors in the work in Ottawa. "Second. The Women's Alliance is calculated ... |
| Concord, Mass - Page 82A very helpful meeting was the informal conference at Concord, Mass., in October last, previous to the sessions of the Sunday School Society, ... |
| Berlin, Mass - Page 76Three churches before reported to have diminished their contributions have thus forwarded additional sums; and the churches at Berlin, Mass., ... |
| Gouverneur, NY - Page 40The society in Gouverneur, NY, dedicated its new church with appropriate exercises on January 3. WESTERN DEPARTMENT. Rev. John Snyder has resigned the ... |
| Revere, Mass - Page 23They have sent one of their papers prepared by a member of their union to Revere, Mass., and will read a paper written by a member of the Revere Guild ... |
| Dover, NH - Page 27the church in Dover, NH The church in Willimantic continues to be a promising enterprise, but the secretary was instructed to inform the trustees of ... |
| Trenton, NY - Page 71Trenton, NY — Our guild has been very well attended all winter, and all seem much interested. We have an average attendance of fifty, ... |
| Greenville - Page 8afternoons for the college boys, and is really exerting a noble influence, although not much aggressive Unitarian work can be done in Greenville. ... |
| Hackensack - Page 55The director for New Jersey reported for her branches as follows : In Hackensack there are seventeen women in the branch, which meets every two weeks ... |
| Erie - Page 56In Erie the branch is adding to its numbers at each meeting, and hopes to add something to its building fund from a lecture by Rev. ... |
| Chattanooga, Tenn - Page 16That the board request the trustees of the Church Building Loan Fund to pay for the insurance of the church property in Chattanooga, Tenn., ... |
| Brooklyn - Page 26adjoining the church building ; and the First Churches in Boston and Brooklyn have spent large sums of money in improvements. ... |
| Lincoln, Nebraska - Page 90An interesting letter from Lincoln, Nebraska, shows an active branch of 50 members. "Our strength has been largely spent in helping the financial side ... |
| Littleton, Mass - Page 82Littleton, Mass. — The Unitarian young people of North Middlesex County and vicinity held a most enthusiastic meeting with the local union, ... |
| Ellsworth, Me - Page 68Contributions sent to Jackson, Mich., Sullivan, and Ellsworth, Me. The Standish branch, although having no church services during the winter, ... |
| Lebanon, NH - Page 77From Windsor I went to Charlestown and Lebanon, NH At neither place had an Alliance woman outside the branch ever spoken, and I was greeted in a most ... |
| Westford, Mass - Page 11Mendon, Nantucket, and East Bridgewater, all of Massachusetts, came to us in the early summer; and only a few days ago Westford, Mass., had its name ... |
| Winchester, Mass - Page 65On March 28 the Ladies' Friendly Society of the Winchester, Mass., Unitarian church voted to become a branch of the Alliance; secretary, Miss Margaret ... |
| Tyngsboro, Mass - Page 71Tyngsboro, Mass. — We are using the questions you have published, two or three each time in connection with the regular service. ... |
| Leominster, Mass - Page 71Leominster, Mass. — Our union is arranging to have a business meeting and social on the second Monday in each month, hoping in this social way to ... |
| Vineyard Haven, Mass - Page 37Mass., which has had services only during the summer mouths, has resumed services throughout the year ; and the church at Vineyard Haven, Mass., ... |
| Barnstable - Page 14FA Hinckley of Philadelphia has had charge of the church in Barnstable, and Rev. JH Jones of Providence has conducted the meetings in the chapel at ... |
| Sterling, Mass - Page 59Sterling, Mass.— Unity Guild had an excellent watch service of appropriate readings, the events of the year by different members, and choice music. ... |
| Ord, Neb - Page 40AH Tyrer, who has recently left the Episcopal Church, is conducting meetings at Ord, Neb. — The Iowa Association held a Fellowship Meeting at Des ... |
| Pembroke, Mass - Page 47Pembroke, Mass.— The Guild has the only church services while there is no pastor. Friends can help by sending papers or aids on the National topics. |
| Hubbardston, Mass - Page 77The Committee on Appeals recommends that each branch of the Alliance do what it can for the little church at Hubbardston, Mass. ... |
| Albany - Page 40This will give the society in Albany stability, and assures the prosperous future of this vigorous and useful church. ... |
| Windsor, Vt - Page 36Windsor, Vt., held meetings alternate Sunday evenings, minister taking others. Now had a vestry. Raised money by an art and loan exhibition. ... |
| Green Harbor, Mass - Page 31Grace Chapel at Green Harbor, Mass., has begun well for a happy and useful winter. Harvest Sunday has just been observed, and a Sunday-school of ... |
| Topeka, Kan - Page 18The hearty congratulations of the whole National Alliance should go to the branch at Topeka, Kan., where by the efforts of the members and a little ... |
| New York - Page 78From New York, the branch at the Church of the Messiah sent fine reports of large membership and full meetings. Twelve members live out of the city, ... |
| Moline - Page 77The Committee on Appeals indorses and wishes to renew the request of the Unitarian church at Moline, 1ll. The parish is bravely struggling to pay off ... |
| New Orleans - Page 68The branch at New Orleans calls attention to a spring festival to be held the first week in April, and would gratefully receive fancy articles or ... |
| Hudson, Wis - Page 41A branch will scon be formed in Hudson, Wis. The response from two branches to the appeal made for Hudson last month was gratifying, and "cheered up ... |
| Amherst, Mass - Page 45We devote a large part of our space in this number to the new Unitarian church at Amherst, Mass. Mr. Klloi's request in behalf of the American ... |
| Morenci, Mich - Page 4The new movement in Morenci, Mich., is one of very great interest. Its minister was for four years the pastor of a Congregational church in that town ... |
| Marietta, Ohio - Page 94Marietta, Ohio. — We are happy to report another union from the West. The work there and here is alone the same line. |
| Newton Centre, Mass - Page 34McDaniela hefore the Hale Union, Newton Centre, Mass , bat applicable to many people and to many onions.] If you do not take an active part in the ... |
| Austin, Tex - Page 29Branches are also again asked to send a little help to Austin, Tex., where the maintenance of the church is a necessity. ... |
| Francestown, NH - Page 83Francestown, NH— Also hopes to have an active society erelong, and several requests for organization aids come from Colorado and other Western States. ... |
| Littleton, NH - Page 86Large proportional increases, such as those in Gouverneur, NY, Hubbardston, Mass., East Boston, Littleton, NH,New Brighton, NY, Tyngsboro, Mass., ... |
| Bernardston, Mass - Page 59Bernardston, Mass. — Our Young People's Fraternity hold a meeting every Sunday evening, and it has not been so stormy this winter that we have had to ... |
| Salem, Mass - Page 82Salem, Mass. — As we go to prees the Guild of the First Parish is preparing to hold a Fair to which the members are devoting all their energies. ... |
| Montclair, NJ - Page 65The corresponding secretary reported a visit to the branch at Montclair, NJ, interesting because three years ago there was only a movement for a ... |
| Memphis, Tenn - Page 40Lide Merriweather is conducting the services and preaching for the society in Memphis, Tenn. |
| Richmond, Va - Page 40EB Leavitt recently visited and preached for the little society in Richmond, Va. — Mrs. Lide Merriweather is conducting the services and preaching for ... |
| Washington, DC - Page 105The meeting of the National Conference at Washington, DC, in October, was noteworthy in our eyes as being the first time the Religious Union was ... |
| Northboro, Mass - Page 59Northboro, Mass. — Our guild IB very prosperous this winter. We hold Sunday evening services every week and a literary and social meeting once in two ... |
| Brockton - Page 71We are exchanging entertainments with the churches of Brockton and Rockland. The Circuit Club of Brockton gave a very pleasant entertainment in our ... |
| Charleston - Page 54The secretary regrets that at present the work goes seldom beyond the immediate circle of Charleston, but counts on being free of the debt, ... |
| Northampton, Mass - Page 47Northampton, Mass. — Our union met for the first time after the summer vacation on the third Sunday in October, enjoying at this meeting an ... |
| North Easton, Mass - Page 12Lamprey of North Easton, Mass., able speakers both. An informal discussion will follow. A complimentary reception and supper (with exercises) will ... |
| Sandwich, Mass - Page 64GH Young has received a call to Sandwich, Mass. ; Rev. WH Pulsford of Waltham has accepted a call to the Church of the Messiah, Chicago, 111.; Rev. ... |
| Jamestown, NY - Page 37the designs have been decided their Unitarian allegiance continue on their way with unabated vigor ; and the work at Jamestown, NY, and Iowa Falls, ... |
| Rockville, Conn - Page 52WE Lane has taken charge of the church at Rockville, Conn. MIDDLE STATES. Rev. CB Greaves is supplying the pulpit at Troy, NY, and Rev. ... |
| Buffalo, NY - Page 62Brown for the Standing Committee reported in favor of granting the application of the First Congregational Unitarian Society of Buffalo, NY, ... |
| Derby, Conn - Page 37under the name of All Souls' Church, and the second in Derby, Conn, where a promising movement has been begun under the charge of Rev. ... |
| Cohasset, Mass - Page 59Cohasset, Mass. — The union took the last Sunday evening service of the year, making it commemorative of a hundred years of church life in the First ... |
| Meadville - Page 52WI Lawrance has resigned at Meadville to go to Winchester. WESTERN STATES. The church at Manistee, Mich., has been seriously damaged by fire. ... |
| Scituate, Mass - Page 37The old church in Scituate, Mass., which has had services only during the summer mouths, has resumed services throughout the year ; and the church at ... |
| West Somerville, Mass - Page 18An appeal was received from West Somerville, Mass. The Second Unitarian Church occupies a leased chapel, which has lately been changed and improved on ... |
| Jackson, NH - Page 39There are now twenty libraries in circulation, the last being sent to Jackson, NH These libraries are expected to be maintained in one place long ... |
| Flushing - Page 78There will be three papers of twenty minutes each, then lunch and a social time, and visits to many interesting places in the old town of Flushing. ... |
| Ridgewood - Page 103At Ridgewood meetings have been held every two weeks since September twenty- fifth and about nine of the eighteen members have been present. ... |
| Chicago - Page 6The branch at the Third Church, Chicago, intends holding a fair about the 10th of November of this year, and will gratefully receive any contributions ... |
| Andover, NH - Page 71Andover, NH— We are glad to be ablf to double the fee we pledged last year, and also to contribute to the Amherst Fond. ... |
| Rutherford, NJ - Page 39Barrows, for this winter, Rutherford, NJ Mrs. Spencer, 414 Broadway, Providence, RI The committee have received the following books for lending to ... |
| Brattleboro - Page 77A visit to the branch at Brattleboro concluded this journey, profitable as adding two branches to those in Vermont, increasing the fellowship, ... |
| Louisville - Page 6Littlefield as the minister of the Church of the Messiah in Louisville. Great efforts were made to secure the presence of the Southern ministers; ... |
| Montague, Mass - Page 37Two old churches which have long been closed have been opened : the church in Montague, Mass., which has taken on new life and vigor under the ... |
| St. Louis - Page 77For the Cheerful Letter, Miss Langmaid reported a new committee formed in St. Louis, a visit made to the new branch at Newton and much interest ... |
| Cleveland - Page 31Rochester and the Norfolk Conference at West Roxbury, and three members of the board will be present at the Ohio Conference to be held at Cleveland. ... |
| Salem, Ohio - Page 6bespeaking the interest of the Alliance for Unitarians in Morenci, Mich., and Salem, Ohio, — movements already described in the Register. ... |
| Vineland, NJ - Page 102In May the Philadelphia branch made its annual visit to Vineland, NJ, where the meeting was held in the Unitarian church. ... |
| Sharon, Mass - Page 52EM Hickok, at Sharon, Mass.— Rev. WE Lane has taken charge of the church at Rockville, Conn. MIDDLE STATES. Rev. CB Greaves is supplying the pulpit at ... |
| Montpelier - Page 77At Montpelier, although the thermometer stood at 22 degrees below zero, about 40 were present at the meeting, and all voted to convert the existing ... |
| Kansas City - Page 26Stone hopes to be able to leave Kansas City soon after Christmas ; and he will be away at least six Sundays, beginning his journey at Los Angeles, ... |
| Marietta - Page 80In Marietta the Alliance work continues, and the secretary reports both church and branch in a very flourishing condition. ... |
| Spokane - Page 89Davis also reported visits to Troy and Albany, both branches being very much alive, and read a letter from Spokane where a branch is promised in the ... |
| Troy, NY - Page 13An application received from the society in Troy, NY, was laid upon the table'; and the Superintendent for the Middle States was requested to visit ... |
| Lawrence, Kan - Page 80The branch at Lawrence, Kan., reports that the Easter fair and food sale was very successful, and netted $50. They feel encouraged at the result of a ... |
| Baltimore - Page 77The president spoke of her journey south and the pleasure received in a visit to the interested branch in Baltimore, which gives promise of taking an ... |
| Cincinnati, Ohio - Page 29The ladies formerly connected with Unity Church, Cincinnati, Ohio, have reorganized as a branch of the Alliance with a membership of fifteen or twenty ... |
| Schenectady, NY - Page 89The Corresponding Secretary gave an account of a visit to Schenectady, NY and the promising Unitarian movement there, which will without doubt ... |
| South Natick, Mass - Page 71South Natick, Mass.— From the Eliot Church Bulletin we read appreciative words regarding the local YPRU, the interest in the Sunday night meetings, ... |
| San Francisco - Page 25Leavitt will go to San Francisco with the reputation which he has won in the national capital. He is a thoughtful and winsome preacher with genuine ... |
| Los Angeles - Page 25In Los Angeles the prosperity of Unity Church has been somewhat threatened by the establishment of an Independent Church in Los Angeles, under the ... |
| Plymouth - Page 69The Taunton Channing Club heartily indorses and supports the movement, and is preparing a meeting when the federation of Plymouth and Bay shall be ... |
| Manila - Page 40A large number of magazines and books were forwarded for the Regimental Library for volunteers at Manila. Though the committees of the First Parish ... |
| Berkeley - Page 6Geoghegan, the minister, is absorbed in his work, which is of much greater importance because Berkeley is the site of the State university, ... |
| Augusta - Page 90From Augusta comes a report of discontinued meetings on account of grippe among the members. Church expenses keep the women busy, and plans are made ... |
| Oakland - Page 32two regular annual sessions of the conference have been held, the first at the Second Unitarian church in San Francisco, and the other in Oakland. ... |
Popular passagesBut whoso looketh into the perfect law of liberty, and continueth therein, he being not a forgetful hearer, but a doer of the work, this man shall be blessed in his deed. Page 51 Look up and not down, look forward and not back, look out and not in, and lend a hand. Page 57 More things are wrought by prayer Than this world dreams of. Wherefore, let thy voice Rise like a fountain for me night and day. For what are men better than sheep or goats, That nourish a blind life within the brain, If, knowing God, they lift not hands of prayer Both for themselves and those who call them friend ? For so the whole round earth is every way Bound by gold chains about the feet of God. Page 46 I GIVE you the end of a golden string, Only wind it into a ball ; It will lead you in at Heaven's gate Built in Jerusalem's wall. Page 45 No two things differ more than hurry and despatch. Hurry is the mark of a weak mind, despatch of a strong one. Page 59 Ask, and it shall be given unto you ; seek, and ye shall find ; knock, and it shall be opened unto you... Page 46 Union are: (a) to foster the religious life; (b) to bring the young people of our several churches into closer relations with one another; and (c) to spread rational views of religion and to put into practice such principles of life and duty as tend to uplift mankind. Page 69 ... the Society ten days before the annual election. SEC. 8. Any Manager who shall fail to attend three consecutive meetings of the Board, unless excused by vote of the Board, shall cease to be a Manager. SEC. 9. The Board of Managers shall at its annual meeting elect a President, two Vice-Presidents, a Secretary and a Treasurer, who shall hold office for one year, or until their successors are elected. The President, VicePresidents and Treasurer shall be members of the Board. SEC. 10. The Director... Page 70 ... lies largely in the ignoring of individual peculiarities, — in the very thing to prevent which they are kept out of school. If it is true that God made no two men alike, it is equally true that He sends his rain on the just and on the unjust, and rules His universe with inexorable laws. The world cannot be our intimate friend, patient with our eccentricities, smoothing our paths. We must learn this just as we learn not to pick up a live wire and not to fool with the buzz-saw. The world is full... Page 57 Primarily, to quicken the religious life of our Unitarian churches, and to bring the women of the denomination into closer acquaintance, co-operation, and fellowship. 2. To promote local organizations of women for missionary and denominational work, and to bring the same into association. Page 5 LessOther editions | by American Unitarian Association, Alliance of Unitarian Women, National Alliance of Unitarian and Other Liberal Christian Women, Young People's Religious Union, Unitarian Sunday-School Society, Unitarian Temperance Society
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