Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-28
j. b. PAGE,
j.. HCNGE lFoRD.
Rev. j. &. w. Cox,
j.. w. Hon sEB,
Rev. l.. ii. COBB.

The report was accepted and adopted
whereupon it was voted that each associa
ton elect from its members one who shall
act as a member Of the state executive com
mitice. Tho following list was then sub
mittcd and ch 0sen, as the Executive Com
mittee for the ensuing year:
o. b. Douglas Brattleboro l.. y. Stew
art Bristol; Geo. l.. Davis, Burlington; J
H. Crane, Bridport Chas. Page, Brandon
IL. ). spoor, Iast Middlebury; /. 81. Bailey
Fairlee; r. IL Shepherd, EairhayeB; Rev
{. H. Richardson. felchWllc; II g. Barber
HuDbarltJn; a. r Sherman, Ludlow; Jno
dIo,I W.T.! ~ atSs11iIy J. =, 94le., 2LI
II. Is. Oids, S0ywich; v. v. BlBckntsr, or
well, T.. u. Fisk Peaebam; Z. l.. Psuneid
Ptfsiord, T.. j. Lafkiu. Peru Is. h Chase
Rutland; Charles IiunsdDf, ShOreLamj ,
Kelley, Salisbury y. =. BDyntDD, spring
ned; J J. CasGas. s. JghgeburFj 3. u
Adams, UndefAHl Centre, " b.. Gaie, Wee
tyu, w. &. Hyatt. Wet Rutland 4 r
Ballard, Wingosa, 81 - E4ker, Wey
bfdge, f. ~ HaulcY, WlDdsyri = Wils
WaicfbnrY. Il. T.. liOslOfd. West Bfalile
. boro, 4 =. Stevens, Woodstock. 50 Dame-
are reported iO- WIudLnm. GDNnshcud, 81
\ Adams. Rochester, North Bennington John
son, Last Barnard, DnmmcrsiOn, Bnson,
I Bradford and Bennington
/ After singing shall Sc gather AZ the
river" a question box, which had been
, placed in Tic lobby, was opened and large
Rumbcr Of questions were read and answer.
81 BY Messrs. Hutchins, Burncil, Davis,
Hungrrlold and Cobb.
Among the resolutions read and adopted
were the following
E1sylt,d, That 1t is the earnest desire
fof ne 7. VI q. as Of Vermont II make
al rhcir # RS contribute 70 the prosper
ity ag ueie ~ ~ the church Of Christ
".g'..aa Is Lis body"
E,0lr.G. .frat 80 facnuJu"nd - A-,O-
cimi1ur 30 NJ. c5,e., 70 tir ~ possible, T.
consult with 'ho pastors 81 utiShbnring
churches III reference T. plans and method
81 peal christian labor
Rz1itcd rnat we Do most earnestly
soiIeil tho confidence. tIe counsel and
prs...-ess - All pastnr- 81 churches and o.
= ..'r.s i.u people IN refrrcntc 60 our -
os7s f4r olr common Master.
i.-s9,Cc4. Ilat thi- Convention Of the
Y H. C. 4 81 Vermont 20 hereby tender
To the 4 ieule and families Ui Rutland IL
- .nr~t ana heartfelt thauk-givipg- for
thrir warm and christian welcome, and
ior their -.ererons aud home hospitalltie-
to lie several Railroad companies that
paes their members over their roads at re
duccd prices; aud to the press of this
and 0 ther towns who 20 generously put
lished our calls Tor Convention and pro-
ceedi, ,g-; also, TO the Association Of this
place do we return our warmest thanks
and tumble prayers 20 Christ that they
may consccrate themselves wholly 10
Carl st, and firmly believing that i'll the
end be will fully recoupcnse them for
their labor of love.
X, ,solred, That we extend our thanks to
the ,ffi sers aud members of this CHURCH
for pening and making it 50 comfortable
for mr. use.
Al Ter a few items of business the Presi-
dent announced in a few earnest remarks
that the time for adjourning had come, and
req lested the audience to unite in singing,
81 est be the tie that binds" Prayer was
then offered and the benediction pronounced.
Pert of the audience remained for a short
devotional meeting, led by X. A. Burnell,
but many left on the $50 train
The gathering has been one of the pleas
ATTEST and most profitable ever held in this
State, and its influence, carried by delegates
to all parts of Vermont, can not fail of doing
much good.