Article November 24, 1898 Issue

REV. WILLIAM P. McKENZIE AT ST. JOHNSBURY

From the St. Johnsbury Caledonian we extract the following:—

St. Johnsbury people had the opportunity to hear on Monday evening a clear statement of the belief of Christian Scientists by a member of the official board of lecturers. The hall was fairly well filled with an appreciative audience. In the audience were many from the surrounding towns, some driving clear from Lisbon to hear the lecturer.

The lecturer was gracefully introduced by George P. Moore. In introducing the speaker Mr. Moore said that for several years there had existed in St. Johnsbury a small band of Christian Scientists and that less than a year ago a branch was organized here of the Mother Church of Boston. "The members of the local church, for whom I speak, have invited you here to-night to hear one of the board of official lecturers, and I take great pleasure in introducing Rev. William P. McKenzie of Boston."

Mr. McKenzie spoke for over an hour in a calm and convincing manner and held the closest attention of his audience until the close. Mr. McKenzie's address is published in full in the Caledonian.

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