SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
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public meeting was held Dec 27 1896 in this Borough
in the 2d Presbyterian Meeting house, which address
an the nature and advantages Of county Sunday School
Union delivered by the Rev Howard hIacom General
Agent Of the American Sunday School Union.


The meeting afterward organized by choosing the
IIon. WILLARD HALL Chairman and the Rev E. w
GILBERT Secretary


On motion, ResOsd unanimously, That the importance
cf Sunday Schools demands from enlightened public
cfo,t for their promotion and mental cooperation
among tho mos, efficient for their Success is BY
this meeting deemed cxpedient 10 form Connf1 Union


The form IT constrtucn then presented and 4
planned BY the General Agent which adopted fol-
lows.


CONSTITUTION.


Ant. The name of this institution shall be the "N Nes


dste County Sunday School Unon auxiliary TO the Amer
can Sunday Schoo Union


Art H. the objects of this Union shall be, promote
lie opening Of New and the increase of Old Schools With
in the limits If the county to est bsh regular inter-
among the schOul by whch improvements teach
ing and all other communications may be easily transmted
establish Depository for supplying the schools with
suitable books, the lowest terms possible, for ready
ncy to publish annually catalogue of their books with
The prices annexed, and furnish each school with copy
to furnish destitute schools vi books gratis when the
finds Of the Union the circumstances of the schools
tify such measure TO stimulate aud encourage each 9th
in lie education OF the ignorant 10 establish auxiliary
Unions be connected l this society," those situations
within the said district where they may be needed and
correspond regularly with the American Sunday School
Union in philadelphia, and transmit its surplus funds
that institution.


Art III Each subscriber of 25 ce ats annually, shall be
member; each subscriber of dollar ime shall
be member for life and all Branch Unions within the
district, by senug'o the Corresponding Secretary copy
of their constitution. list of officers ard annual reports,
and paying dollar, shalt he auxiliary, and ented to
purchase books reduced prices and ministers of the
gospel who patronise schools the district shall he
hers of the Union