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What shall the New Year bring

Author: Caroline Bartlett Crane

Caroline Julia Bartlett Crane, Unitarian minister, born in Hudson, st. Croix county, Wis., 17th August 1858. She is a daughter of Lorenzo Dow and Julia A. Brown Bartlett. When she was sixteen years old, she heard a sermon which led her to make the liberal ministry her lifework. After she was graduated at Carthage College, in Illinois the disapproval of her relatives and friends kept her from entering the ministry at once, and she turned her attention to newspaper work. For about three years she was on the staff of the Minneapolis "Tribune," and later was city editor of the Oshkosh "Daily Morning Times." After spending a short time in special study, Miss Bartlett entered on her new calling as pastor of a little Unitarian flock in Sioux Falls… Go to person page >

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First Line: What shall the New Year bring
Author: Caroline Bartlett Crane
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
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Hymns in Harmony with Modern Thought #148

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The Children's Hymnal and Service Book #21

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