...ng his labors. Mrs. Wilder is remembered as a worthy helpmeet, and their memory is as ointment poured out. They went, at the expiration of their time limit, to our large and influential church at Leominster . One April day, just after Conference in 1886, I saw on the street, with the president of the Ladies' Aid Society (to whom nature was generous), a boyish but scholarly appearing young man that s...