LAN MACLAREN.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2113, 2 April 1914, Page 3

LAN MACLAREN.

liitesisciy Uiteo-sSiiivg was ttie lectafo m the fiyiiin Street Baptist romii last nigM h' tft ? R *, v -,,, *S i' Brainsliy, 'on "lan Maclareii" (the late ft-, JoW Watson), Mr. Chas. Catlue, jP. presided, m<l tins sCiie.olroam was «owdod, Thft speaker deali.m ®* w tertaiwrtß manner with Mm ).«o or ww woiVkuowil "to Maclaroii," aiKl.Hl«-; Utlnd mail* of iiis expeneness in Scot, knd and liivef jJodl,' whwo Jf w *s Stationed for maniMveai'S.- Hβ also tola .«f Wβ American :to*irs. It was w-nne D.r Watsoij \v»s on tos third ttsit- to tlioso distant, stores tlrat his ertd came. Mr. Biaiiisby iilso ■ wad well tw* ot "lan Maobten's" jnijmtaßle sWnes. •Pliesc wore from te lcsS.er4cirowh vorlcs. MtrV'ivete cirtitJea "A Scot Indeed' and "News of a Famous .Victory.". Sne first was a purely Scbtoli story. wll ';<> thfl latter dealt with «!ie inauper ii ■which tile news of 'ftie rolifef o ; f kvAvsrnith was TCBeiyod.in-Irtwn, i\ut j the least pkt 6i We -evenrts ; »vii-s when Mrs. ■ Brtl-hvsb>? saw many . .welWsno-wa anil favourite Scotch songs, tiegimifas- witlt "My AirtFolk."- Into . this. Mrs. BraiM«liy pttt trim Seotelt pathos, and. the roivderiufi was greatly appreciated. Miss NWwM n # m<m-., ; pauW the singe*. ■ Mort ™° °J tte eveniim, Mr. T. K..l'teni.mfi mevod n btrarty veto of ttata to M"f. »n3 Mrs, JJrainsby, .and this was earhoi vvitli acd«mati«».