Crockery & glass journal . hkeepsie, was buying china, glass, lamps, etc.,this week. Robert Slimmon is on the high seas headed forhome, having left England on the Carmania Au-gust 1. Harry S. Clarke is home from his vacation, which,as usual, was spent in the Adirondacks. J. M. Davis, Montgomery, Ala., who is buyinghere this week, says that the prospects in his section i8 are more than excellent, as the crops are unusually-good. B. H. Sebring, treasurer of the French ChinaCo., Sebring, O , is in town, registered at the Im-perial. SALESHENS ASSOCIATION NOTES. THE oldest member of the Board of Ma
Crockery & glass journal . hkeepsie, was buying china, glass, lamps, etc.,this week. Robert Slimmon is on the high seas headed forhome, having left England on the Carmania Au-gust 1. Harry S. Clarke is home from his vacation, which,as usual, was spent in the Adirondacks. J. M. Davis, Montgomery, Ala., who is buyinghere this week, says that the prospects in his section i8 are more than excellent, as the crops are unusually-good. B. H. Sebring, treasurer of the French ChinaCo., Sebring, O , is in town, registered at the Im-perial. SALESHENS ASSOCIATION NOTES. THE oldest member of the Board of Managementof the Pottery, Glass and Brass Salesmens As-sociation, from the point of long continuous service,is John Nixon. He was one of the thirty that at-tended the banquet at Schuman & Pidgeons on Thurs-day, January 7, 1892, when the Association waslaunched. Six of those present on that occasion areno longer living. * In the year 1895 Mr. Nixon was appointed treasurer, which office he held until 1898, after which he. JOHN NIXON. was elected president, and served two terms. Sincethat time Mr. Nixon has always been on the Board ofManagement, and is one of the active and faithfulattendants at all meetings During his term of officeas president the present method of voting for theofficers by ballot was instituted. This is one of themost important features introduced into the Associa-tion, and to the best of our knowledge ever since thisrule went into existence with one exception Mr. Nixonhas polled the largest vote He has always been aworker, and stands high on the list as sponsor for new members. It is such men as Mr. Nixon who by un-selfish work and perseverance have brought the As-sociation to its present high standing The auditing committee, consistingof A. A. Beanand William Magee, went over the accounts lastThursday and found that the reserve fund at the end ofthe year amounted to $7,661. The benefit fund isabove the necessary mark of $1,500; so that there isover $9,000 in th
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