CENTRAL MISSION BROTHERHOOD.
At a mooting of tho Central Mission Brotherhood, which was held in the Men's Institute, Dowling street, last evening. Mr A. Clydesdale was appointed secretary. The always-increasing roll of membership was further increased by eight members, who wore received. The conditions of membership were somewhat altered, ami now all that is required for membership is —lst. brotherliness ; 2nd, willingness to promote the work of the Brotherhood \ 3rd, a promise to attend the meetings as often as possible. There is absolutely no creed test. During the summer months the meetings are to be held on the first Wednesday in the month In the Men’s Institute, when methods of work and questions of importance will be d'seuased. Plans are being perfected for further developments of the Brotherhood. Arrangements were made for holding a Brotherhood concert before the end of the year.
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Evening Star, Issue 12964, 8 November 1906, Page 6
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