Life and light for woman . S., 10; Madison,Primary S. S. Class, 10; Platteville, PearlGatherers, 25; Wauwatosa, M. B., ;Windsor, Rainhow , 5; Whitewater,Rosebud M. B., , 76 49 Kobe Home Land: Brandon, 5; Cooks-ville, by Mrs. E. P. Lewis, 1; Evansville,Missionary Rally, , 12 75 653 8712 84 Less expenses,Total, CONNECTICUT. New Hartford.—M. E. DeVoe, for Kobe, 10 00South Canterbury.—Miss L. Baldwin forKobe, 5 00 15 00 Total, MASSACHUSETTS. Oroveland.—Fanny Stacy, for Kobe, 1;Newburyport, A Friend, for Kobe, 1;Harvard, Y. P. S. C. E., for Kobe, 10;North Acton, for Kobe, Mrs. S. M
Life and light for woman . S., 10; Madison,Primary S. S. Class, 10; Platteville, PearlGatherers, 25; Wauwatosa, M. B., ;Windsor, Rainhow , 5; Whitewater,Rosebud M. B., , 76 49 Kobe Home Land: Brandon, 5; Cooks-ville, by Mrs. E. P. Lewis, 1; Evansville,Missionary Rally, , 12 75 653 8712 84 Less expenses,Total, CONNECTICUT. New Hartford.—M. E. DeVoe, for Kobe, 10 00South Canterbury.—Miss L. Baldwin forKobe, 5 00 15 00 Total, MASSACHUSETTS. Oroveland.—Fanny Stacy, for Kobe, 1;Newburyport, A Friend, for Kobe, 1;Harvard, Y. P. S. C. E., for Kobe, 10;North Acton, for Kobe, Mrs. S. M. D., 1, 13 00 Total, 13 00 NEW HAMPSHIRE. For Kobe: A. B., 10 0010 00 Total, NEW YORK. Riverhead.—S. S., for Ponape School,Total, SOUTH CAROLINA. Aiken.—For Kobe, Mrs. J. A. Palmer,Total, MISCELLANEOUS. Sale of leaflets, envelopes, boxes, etc.,; additional for picture, 1, 35 85 Total, 35 85 29 1429 14 3 803 80 Receipts for month,Previously acknowledged, Total since October 22d, 4,019 2132,783 99 $36,803 20. OUR ANNUAL MEETING. REMARKS THEREUPON. Jubilate Deo ! The financial year has closed, and our Treasurer has inhand the full amount of our appropriations, $4, Mrs. R. E. Cole,Mrs. J. H. Warren, Mrs. S. S. Smith, Mrs. H. E. Jewett, each read theirrespective reports, which will appear later in these pages. An important item of business voted upon and decided affirmatively wasthe amendment of Article IV. and Article IX. of our Constitution. A traveler passing through our gates to Japan was with us, and gave adelightful personal missionary touch to our meeting,—Miss Mary BryantDaniels, niece of Hon. J. P. Rankin, of the First Church, San goes from her home in Northampton,—the lonely, homeless home, bereftof the widowed mothers presence only a few short months ago. The callto work in foreign lands came to her just at a time when she felt she mustmake some decided change—that her home was no longer home to her. Itwas no cherished plan to be
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