The Watchtower Society and John and Morton Edgar - A2Z.org

fellowship wllicll tve \verc privileged to enjoy with hundredsof those of like precious lath, and the two large conventionsat Asbur). Park ant1 St. 15ul's were most inspiring. Wewere the guests of Brother Russell for a week in tlie headquartersof the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Societ~(then in Alleghanj-. Prr.). As we journeyed from place toplace, the doctor delivered many lectures, principally ontbe Time-prophecies and the symbom of the Greatl'y-amiti. using nurllcruus large diagrams previously preparedfor the purpose by Morton. This ministry wasmuch appreciated, and, but for his characteristic humility,the love and honour Jle everywhere received might havebeen to his spiritual disadvantage.In 1907 hi lecture. "Where are the Dead ?" -.asdelivered several times throughout Glasgow and neighbourhoodto crowded audiences. On one of these occasionsthis question was brought into marked prominence byspecial circumstances. In a large seaside holiday resort,while the posters were on the loardings announcing thelecture, a most distressin- boating accident occurred offthe coas+ by which rc\*em