A union service of the churches in Concord, N. H., in memory of Queen Victoria, was held Sunday evening, February 3, 1901, under the auspices of the different pastors of the city. The local orders of Sons of St. George and Scottish Clans, with their auxiliaries, attended in a body.
The occasion was a notable and significant one, tending in the direction of brotherly love and Christian unity.
The principal addresses of the evening were as follows: "The Mourning of the Anglo-Saxon Sorrow," the Rev. J. H. Robbins; "Victoria as a Christian Monarch," the Rev. John Knox Tibbitts; "Victoria in Private Relations," Roland Rhodes; "Victoria's Death a World Loss," the Rev. G. H. Reed.
