Life and light for woman . Miss Stella S. Bradford,Miss Nellie F. Bradford, 91, Y. L. M. S.,of wh. 25 const. L. M. Mrs. Geo. Inness,Jr., 56; Newark, First Ch., Aux., ,Belleville Ave. Ch., Aux., , M. B.,; Orange, Trinity Ch., Aux., ,Y. L. M. S., 20, M. C, 20; Orange Valley,Y. L. M. C, 80; Paterson, Aux., ;Vineland, Aux., ; Westfield, Aux.,; Pa., Phila., Aux., ; Fa., FallsCh., Aux., 10, M. B., 8, 929 28 Total, 929 28 Correction: In the Nov. number, insteadof the item Orange Valley, Aux., 150, itshould have been, Montclair, Y. L. M. S.,119; Westfield, M. C,
Life and light for woman . Miss Stella S. Bradford,Miss Nellie F. Bradford, 91, Y. L. M. S.,of wh. 25 const. L. M. Mrs. Geo. Inness,Jr., 56; Newark, First Ch., Aux., ,Belleville Ave. Ch., Aux., , M. B.,; Orange, Trinity Ch., Aux., ,Y. L. M. S., 20, M. C, 20; Orange Valley,Y. L. M. C, 80; Paterson, Aux., ;Vineland, Aux., ; Westfield, Aux.,; Pa., Phila., Aux., ; Fa., FallsCh., Aux., 10, M. B., 8, 929 28 Total, 929 28 Correction: In the Nov. number, insteadof the item Orange Valley, Aux., 150, itshould have been, Montclair, Y. L. M. S.,119; Westfield, M. C, 20; Paterson, Aux., PENNSYLVANIA. York.—Mrs. J. M. Marsh, const. L. MsMrs. Henry E. Niles, Mrs. David Small, 50 00 Total, 50 00 IOWA. Toledo.— Legacy of Mrs. Elizabeth N. Barker, 500 00 CALIFORNIA. Santa .Bar&ara.—Elijah Sheffield, 2 00 Total, 2 00 CHINA. Tungcho.—Womans Missy Socy, 17 00 Total, 17 00 General Funds, Leaflets, Legacies, 11,765 25 73 74 1,050 00 Total, $12,888 99 Miss Harriet W. May, Asst NOTES BY THE WAY. BY MRS. J. L. COFFING. After one day in London, all left for Paris, September 20th. There I leftthe rest of the party, and alone set out to find the other depot from which thetrain for Marseilles was to start. There I found Mr. Sanders, of the dear oldCentral Turkey Mission, and together, riding all night, we reached Marseillesat 11 A. M., and embarked on this steamer at 3 p. M.,—I for Mersin, he forAlexandretta. . I hope to reach Hadjin, October 6th. But what can I doalone ? It now seems as if I must just stand with my back pressed against thedoor, lest, flying open, the work rush in in a flood over me and crush 25th.—Have spent the day at Athens ; September 26th at Thes-salonica ; we have again walked on ground that Paul walked on ; September30th at Samos. This morning we ran on a rock, and were in great danger ;danger past, but we may be detained days. ... At the capital of Samos wefound lodgings that were not bad, and at a
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