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l. Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Grosvenor ?. Singing by Salisbury Sabbath School g. Report of the Secretary:

 4 Address, by the Rev. Mir. Andrews of Kent. 5 Singing. G. Address, by Rev. Mir. Bainbridge of Salisbury. ?. Singing.

 g. Address, by the Rev. Mr. Reed of Salisbury. g. Benediction, by Rev. Mr. Reed. TO- Refreshments, prepared by Salisbury Church

 and congregation.

 The addresses were well sustained by the respect. i've speakers The juvenile singing of the Salisbury Sabbath School was delightful, and conferred much credit on the school and their teacher Mr. A. C. Root of Canaan. It believed that little short of 5000 people composed the congregation. There were pre- seat 962 scholars, and lo2 teachers, arranged with perfect system, which presented sight that surprised and gladdened the hearts of parents, teachers and phianthropists.

 The Officers appointed for the ensuing year are-

 Dea. Wm R. Smith, President

 David Gould, Necreiary.

 Richard Smith, Treasurer. Visitors-David Gould Sharon; Horace Hollister, Salisbury; Charles Beebe, South Canaan; Nathan Hart, North Cornwall; Jededah Calhoun, South Cornwall; Abel C. Woodward, Ellsworth. The Union adjourned to meet at North Cornwall, at Il o'clock A. M. July 4th, 1889.

 D. GOULD, Secretary.