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Second row: V. Y. Bowditch, D. A. Brown.
Front row: E. A. Whitaker, W. H. Myer, F. T. Cotter.

Moses Brown Christian Association

E W L Y form ed this year, the M oses B row n C h ristian A sso ciatio n has
attem p ted to b rin g to the fello w s a series of sp eakers w ho could
p resen t talk s on curren t m atters of in terest. T h e m eetin gs w ere held
in fo rm a lly in the B o ys’ P arlo r on Su n d ay even in gs d u rin g the w in ter.
T im e w as allo w e d for discussion after each ta lk to g iv e the speakers
an o p p o rtu n ity to an sw er any questions the boys had.
T h e first sp eaker w as M r. R ain es, w ho spoke on the disturb an ces in F rance
in connection w ith the S tav isk y scan d al. O ur n ext sp eaker, D r. C annon , d is­
cussed Youth in Russia. M r. B rooke A n derso n of B row n g av e a ta lk on War.
F o llo w in g him , M r. F reem an g av e an account of his trav els aro u n d the w o rld .
O ur last sp eaker w as the R ev. H ubbard of St. M a rtin ’s C hurch. H e led an in ter­
estin g open discussion on Right and Wrong.
T h is is the list of sp eakers th at the com m ittee, in conjunction w ith its
facu lty m em bers, M r. N ew com b, M r. F reem an, and M r. W a u g h te l, secured for
the season. By the num bers an d the en th u siasm of those atten d in g the m eetin gs,
w e m ay safely ju d g e th at th is season of the M . B. C. A . has been successful, and
th at the A sso ciatio n h olds g re a t prom ise for the fu tu re. E. A . W .

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