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Mcglauflin, Lucy Sibley

educator, lecturer, reformer, was born Nov. 23, 1857, in Cuba, N. Y. She received her education at Cornell university, the Emerson College of Oratory of Boston, and under private instructors. She was a successful educator of the higher branches in the public schools; professor of art of expression and physical culture in the American Temperance university, and in Miss Hanna's private school for girls in Atlanta, Ga. She was a noted lecturer, reformer and organizer along religious and educational lines. She was the wife of the Rev. William H. McGlauflin, and died Sept. 19, 1897, in Atlanta, Ga.

McGLAUFLIN, WILLIAM HENRY, clergyman, missionary, lecturer, author, was born Oct. 2, 1855, in Charlotte, Maine.

After receiving the rudiments of his education in the village schools he graduated from the theological department of the St.

Lawrence university of Canton, N. Y. He was ordained a clergyman of the universalist church; and during 1882-87 served on the state board of missions for his church, and filled a pastorate at Friendship, N. Y.; from 1887-91 he filled a pastorate in Rochester, Minn.; and since 1891 has been engaged in southern missionary church extension work. He has founded churches in Harriman and Knoxville, Tenn.; and in Atlanta, Ga. He has held official positions in the Good Templar lodges, Sons of Veterans, Knights and Ladies of Honor, and other societies, and has been a delegate to the highest councils of his church. He is a successful lecturer and the author of A Memorial of his Wife.