Every Sunday School in the coun?
ty is eutitled to one delegate, in ad?
dition to its pastor and superinten?
dent, and it is hoped and expected
sat each school will give at least
one Sunday's collection to help car?
ry on the work.
The exercises will bo interspersed
with plenty of good music, and every
one is invited to attend. Should
September 3rd prove stormy, the
convention will be held next day.
Dinner will ba furnished for dele?
gates from a distance.
Inland Paru.
Despite the unlucky date the Is?
land party given by Messrs E. A.
Downing and H.G. Smith on August,
the thirteenth, to Hog Island waa a
most delightful one. The party left
from Capt. F. S. Smith's landing in
his gasoline launch and called by
Willis Wharf for some of the North?
ampton young folks. Mrs. Will
Stockley, with her cheerfulness and
kind thoughtfulness for everybody's
pleasure and comfort, mide ade*
ligbtful chaperon. The second day
down, tbe rainy, was passed pleas?
antly by all with games, music and
a quantity of flue fruit to fill in th
hours The young people at the Club
House were very hospitable and their
kindness added to the pleasure of the
trip. After three days and two nights
with Mr. George Doughty's for head?
quarters the party returned to the
main, impressed with the congeni
ality of the party and with another
pleasure added to their store of Sum?
mer memories
B.
I>> lKh<ru Hoiiic Parly.
