The Methodist who's who

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PREFACE
THE first issue of The Methodist Who s Who was surrounded by special
difficulties but the sale of the book showed how much it was appre
ciated in a;ll parts of the country. The Second Edition was much
enlarged, and had even greater success. To the present issue large
additions have been made which bring the Methodism of our Colonies
and the United States into intimate touch with the Methodism of
our own country and the Mission field. Warm congratulations and
expressions of interest have been received from all parts of the globe.
The English lists of ministers and laymen have also been much
extended.
The brief biographies contain details as to each man s personal
history, his public work, his church life, his writings, studies, recrea
tions, and other points of interest. Such pages will make ministers
and people better known to each other, and will bind together the
various branches of the Methodist family. The book makes a wider
appeal to members of other Churches and to all who wish to know
something about Methodist men of the time. They will find here
much information which can be gained nowhere else.
One American reviewer carefully examined 1,600 entries and
found that the most popular recreations were : Cycling, 253 ; golf,
192 ; walking, 175 ; gardening, 98 ; cricket, 80 ; photography, 75 ;
fishing, 68 ; music, 66 ; tennis, 66 ; reading, 65 ; travel, 50 ; motor
ing, 37 ; chess, 34 ; hunting, 29 ; swimming, 21 ; horseback-riding,
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in America the favourite recreations are hunting, fishing, and garden
ing. Some very unusual recreations are mentioned. Three subjects
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of reading Annual Conference Minutes.
The utmost pains have been taken to secure accuracy but we
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