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[p. 71] record his conception of what a man should be, an ideal to which he himself was true.
‘It must be recognized that the power and influence of the church depends on the power and influence and personal character of its individual members.
If we love God we shall love our neighbor and try to be good citizens.
It seems to me we should be ready to do the things that ought to be done, laying out work for ourselves as well as for others.’
Medford, MA. 1908.
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