And in this matter of the parsonage I don't see how the trustees can allow it.

Why, what would the other churches think of it?
Calvary Church cannot allow anything of the kind, for the sake of its reputation.

But I would like to hear Mr.Winter's opinion; he has not spoken yet." The rest turned to the mill-owner, who as chairman of the Board usually had much to say, and was regarded as a shrewd and careful business adviser.

In the excitement of the occasion and discussion the usual formalities of a regular Board-meeting had been ignored.
Mr.Winter was evidently embarrassed.

He had listened to the discussion of the minister with his head bent down and his thoughts in a whirl of emotion both for and against the pastor.