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The American Missionary Association will hold its Thirty-fifth Anniversary in the city of Worcester, November 1-3.
On Tuesday, at three o’clock P. M., the Executive Committee will render their Annual Report.
At 7.30 o’clock, Tuesday evening, the Annual Sermon will be preached by Rev. C. D. Hartranft, D.D., of Hartford, Communion following.
On Wednesday morning, papers will be read on topics of special interest relating to the work.
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday will be occupied with Reports of Committees and addresses thereon.
On Wednesday and Thursday evenings, there will be addresses from Senator George F. Hoar, Judge A. W. Tourgée, President M. H. Buckham, and other distinguished speakers.
The Committees on hospitality, reduction of railroad fares, and other matters of detail pertaining to the meeting, will be duly published in the religious papers.
The Executive Committee proposes the following amendments to the Constitution of the American Missionary Association to be submitted to the Annual Meeting for action thereon, viz.:
Art. III. Any person who contributes to the funds of the Association may become a member thereof for the current year by requesting to be enrolled as such at the time such contribution is paid into the treasury of the Association, and any contributor to the amount of thirty dollars, at one time, may, on request to that effect, be enrolled as a Life Member.
Art. V. The Annual Meeting shall consist of the Officers, Life Members who have been such prior to the first day of October preceding the time of such meeting, such persons as have been enrolled as members within one year prior to that date, and of delegates from churches that have within the year contributed to the funds of the Society, and from State Associations and Conferences, each of such churches, associations and conferences to be entitled to one delegate.
Art. VI. The officers of the Association shall be a President, Vice-Presidents, Corresponding Secretaries, (who shall also keep the records of the Association,) Treasurer, Auditors, and an Executive Committee of not less than twelve members.
Art. VII. After “dismissing,” omit the parenthesis. Omit Art. VIII., and number Arts. IX. and X. respectively VIII. and IX.
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Obvious printer’s punctuation errors and omissions corrected. Inconsistent hyphenation retained due to various authors.
Missing letter “t” inserted in the word “at” on page 263. (having its centre at London)
Missing digit inserted in the Newton entry on page 284. “1 0.00” changed to “160.00”. Arithmetic used to derive the missing digit.
Missing “g” inserted into the word “Cong.” in the Pittsfield entry on page 284.
“Tillottson” corrected to “Tillotson” in the first line of page 286.