Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from First Half Century of the Life and Work of the Troy Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
The fiftieth anniversary of marriage is so much more notable than the original wedding as to be fitly styled golden. Centennials and semi centennials are marked periods in history. American Methodism, like the American nation, has already celebrated its hundredth birth-day. The Methodist Episcopal Church will, two years hence, honor the historical Christmas that made it an independent organization.
Fifty years ago, the Troy Conference, a sub section of that church, came into being, and we are here to offer due respect to the occasion, to connect by living links 1882 with 1832; and to send, by living messengers, brotherly greetings to the conference Centennial session. Some on this floor, to-night, will survive in 1932.
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