The quarterly meeting of the Wind
ham association of ministers was held
in the Congregational chapel on Elm
street today (Wednesday) instead of on
Tuesday as usual, in order to give the
ministers an opportunity to attend the
Sunday school convention. The meet
ing opened with a business session at
eleven o’clock; book review, “Man and
the Earth” (Shaller), was given by Rev.
X. I. Jones. A paper by Rev. C. II.
Rarber was on “A Religion That Will
Rear Transplanting.” Rev. H. M. Kel
logg delivered an address upon “Im
pressions from the World's C. E. Con
vention.” Dinner at the Putnam inn
; was enjoyed during the intermission at
I noon. The ministers present were Revs.
X. I. Jones, Thompson; H. M. Kellogg,
Ekonk, II. G. Marshall, A. J. Small, C.
II. Barber. F. E. Delgell, A. T. Roland,
Mr, Stevens, A. J. McLeod, F. D. Sar
gent and Ii. M. Lawson,
Injured at Danielson.
Walter Wallen while returning from
Danielson on an electric car last Thurs
day evening attempted to change his
seat while the car was in motion and in
doing so lost his balance and fell from
the car striking on his head. He was.
unconcious when picked up but soon re
vived and was brought to his home in
this city and remained in a dazed condi
tion for two or three days and it was
thought that internal injuries were sus
tained. Mr. Wallen is now well on the
road .o recovery and considering his
large and powerful stature is fortunate
in escaping with a severe shaking up
and a few bad braises..
