strength for those services which our beloved Society calls for. As each sister has been true to the gift committed to her, she has been sensible of a growth, and the church made more strong by such individual faithfulness. No member, however humble, should feel that another may do her work, for the growth and strength of the body depend, with the Divine blessing, upon the living condition of its members.

As we have been concerned for the welfare of our church, gratitude has filled our hearts for the blessed privilege of thus mingling and laboring for its welfare. Deeply thankful for the cementing influence of Divine love, which has bound us to one another and to our absent sisters whom we have had in near remembrance, we conclude to meet at the usual time next year, if so permitted.

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MARGARETTA WALTON, Clerk.