. Historical records of a hundred and twenty years, Auburn, N. Y. . ociation and served it ably in variouscapacities. For five years Dr. Hubbard was Editor andPublisher of the Assembly Herald of the PresbyterianChurch, also for three years Editor and Publisher of theGospel Message. In this work, as in all others. Dr. Hub-bard evinced the strength and the same high ideals ofChristian character. In addition to all these. Dr. Hubbard served as Modera-tor of the Cayuga Presbytery and was for many years anactive and helpful member of the Board of Trustees of theAuburn Theological Seminary. He was a
. Historical records of a hundred and twenty years, Auburn, N. Y. . ociation and served it ably in variouscapacities. For five years Dr. Hubbard was Editor andPublisher of the Assembly Herald of the PresbyterianChurch, also for three years Editor and Publisher of theGospel Message. In this work, as in all others. Dr. Hub-bard evinced the strength and the same high ideals ofChristian character. In addition to all these. Dr. Hubbard served as Modera-tor of the Cayuga Presbytery and was for many years anactive and helpful member of the Board of Trustees of theAuburn Theological Seminary. He was also a member ofthe Executive Commission of the General Assembly of thePresbyterian Church, and on account of his demonstratedexecutive ability he was made Executive Secretary of thisCommission. The duties of the office were so arduousand so exacting that Dr. Hubbard in 1911 resigned thepastorate of the Church in order to devote his time morefully to the appointed service. Meanwhile his interest inthe Church abated not a degree nor in any other move-ment for REV. WILLIAM H. HUBBARD, ^1 iv? i;: ? ??. ills < f 5-; •-? ????? j- HUNDRED AND TWENTY YEARS 89 That his work was appreciated was evidenced by thefollowing expression from the Joint Executive Committeeof the Executive Commission: The Committee wishes to place on record its apprecia-tion of the faithful, efficient and painstaking labors of H. Hubbard, He brought to the Work of theCommittee a great aptitude for dealing with mattersfinancial; a clear, clean-cut conviction of the necessity ofdeveloping in the individual church, systematic beneficencea full knowledge of the whole subject from every point ofview; a deep and abiding interest not only in the entireChurch, but in particular in the smaller and weakerchurches, and a burning passion for all the work of theChurch so that the kingdom of our Lord and SaviourJesus Christ might be advanced at home and abroad:A workman that needeth no
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