Untitled

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 658, 8 November 1909, Page 8

i In tho courso of his address at tho aiMwal ' ' ? «ie i\S.A. Brotherhood at Car- [' S,' ¥ r * • £*' ■ nw --.ptesiitent,' sahi k - t? at duriug.the three'years. i,foce.its rnaneur* .. i tion the movement''had made raamllousVo.' gross. -The, London ledcration had increasod • at tuo rate of a now society ovorv wogV T« ) Scotland tho nWo'^ moral In Edinburgh, Hawick, Xoven, and in, most of the towns in. ! the lowlands new societies had boon started t which in a few months had risen to a m&nbor. ' ■ • ship of ; several hundreds, and in some cases exceeding a thousand. During these three' '■ W •»* K fa««f the three elements 5 misunderstanding, misrepresentation, and <2 5 position, and they had, to'a large/extent, HwS * " e taimt was. hurled at'them ' - that their Sunday afternoon meetings' wero simply' eufortainm ente,';and. that they only rS » lar S° .nnmbors-' .of-. men .together because tfoV ' ■ f .caoioito ho aiunsodi i'hoir answer-was *'P,nTrMV < 1 ftnd -f happened, ?™mU* a M to proy cam ° ecoff rcmnin °a A meeting of mombors of the TMmburfA t Committee of tho Forth and Clvdc Canal Na. t tJonal Association was recently held. Admiral 1 f Su Charles Campbell, KCM.G., hono.^y ■ secretary of . the association, raid that there''W v ■ oveiy reason to be satisfied with the nssocra. > tion's.progress In.London, where there wm ' • 600 members, • the number was 'inorea6ing; • stroiHi'effort: iWis to, be madoi to incWase tho '' 1 j membership iu: Scotland; aud. get tho :v ' l-utdor "way. " ,