Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-28
SECOND SESSION.

ton reported the following constitution,
which was accepted and adopted
The friends Of the Sabbath school interests In
| the state Of Vermont, Impressed with the
accommodating importance Of tni- work, do here
i BY organize themselves Into Sabbath school
Convention aud adopt the following c0nstitu'
ton:
state sabbath school Convention Of Vermont.
AIT 2 The Convention shall DC composed
Of delegates from sabbath schools connected
with the Evangelical churches u the state.
Agr 3 The officers Of the Convention shall
consist Of a President, three ice Presidents,
Recording Secretary aud Treasurer, and al
Executive Committee Of one from each county
In tire State, VINO shall be elected annually.
AEr 4. The duties Of President, Ice Pres.
ideuts Recording secretary and Treasurer SHAH
b. the same ~ IN other deliDcratiyc bodies
AnT. 5 The Executive Committee snail
Immediately upon their election, appoint their
Chairman and two Corresponding Secretaries,
who snail have general charge Of the sabbath
school work in the state, issue calls for annual
and other conventions, and gather statistics 10
be embodied in an annual report
AET T. This Constitution shall be altered or
amended BY two-thirds vote az any annual
meeting.
On motion Of Geo. T.. Davis, the COM
mittcc on permanent organization were
requested to act as nominating committee
and present names for officers Of the Con-
ycntiOn.
While the committee retired for consulta-
ton, Mr.. Burnel of Chicago, was called
for, and gave some Of his experience IN
Sunday School work.
Inc nominainE commute o igP rhey w ,ge
loiio"ihZ HAi''e9 ioi YIN "'''
duly elected. !, m. p,,-I;,,,o,
Vice-Presidcnts. - Hon. John u. Page.
Rutland; Rev J. VI. LdgcrOn, Rev. D NJ.
! Whiting, Windsor.
Recording Secrciary.-Georgc J. Davis,
plrIll,Ilon. 4 If,.o, p,.1a,d
% 20,
Ef@W'fe commune.
Addison County Prof II. NJ. Seelyi
MiIdiebury.
Bennington County. - Theodore SWIFT
Manchester.
Caledonia County. - Rev. l.. Il. FISK
/ peacham
Chiuendcn County,. {. Ballard, WI
nOoakL
Grand i-lc COunty.-Rcy. q. g. heelcr
South Hero
Essex County Mr.. Bourne
] Franklin County. - Rev J.. 4 Dunn
Fulnax.
I.AmOille C0uutY.-s. II. Pearl, Johnson
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the s.bt,,th school 10 ,bs CDgrelP' "a.
tl,cn discussed an III o'ci0ck.
Rev. Mr.. Bailey, Of .a'laul, defined i n
De that ~ tuo io4nt1ih y w
ne loAuatih y Hol cilaf anu pHic' -
stream VIII pc impure. ~ unless me 1IIItH
Is alive aud sctiyc we shall have u WORTHLESS :
school II the school has not tie rghi
kmJoCa suuer,utruGsut or teachers IL &.
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Other5 ilHncf is ~ Dc iA.t 81 the uuhh
Of tree to its branches child 10 the
parent ore spoke Ol IL being the dril
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Al =, ~. C,ll,uInr question wa.
a. d, -. So.
taken up How can the sunday schools
OF GImOut Nc tpiluttC4 ~ Eau IiIO!C SOU.
10 Christ ana was discussed by RgY. H.
C. TrumDuli
This Il n practical question. Teacher.
80, -. ,f,a5- ft,ff.- ,.r,.r.rtl
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Inc heur spent ~ Tue s'iioVi = aH'
important Of tia teacher Work. II j
iucessant hard work. The foremost
Sabbath school men in the country,
~ H., ~, yo,n rho mos. tinc 10 n.
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SERVE, arc tHG mos
men. Inc Work must DC syhltlh"tIS"I''
arranged, and must he done IN iailh.
All rs the question box WAS opened,
and Rev. II. q IfuinbuIl. X. A. Burncll and
- - - -, 60.
DINERS answered yailous 'iI5slDils ~ go. =,
DAY School Work, until adJoufhihehl d.
u IL p. N.
,r,.,,.-1l,..
"a 4'-'''
fTP.M-Prayer meeting in Congregational
Church. led by t. A. Fuller. Of Burlington.
an Y.-Colvention assembled. and the cd
hymn was sung by the children of the Rutland
sabbath Schools who filed the body OF the
house
PRAYER was offered by i. 4. BIncll, Of
Chicago.
At s:2O r. NJ Rev. ii. Clay Trumbnl Of Hart
ford. Conn. New England Secretary OF the
American sunday School Union, then addressed
the children in a very interesting manner upon
showed their aptness and applied them to
RELIGIOUS truths.
LYNN No 81, Never be Afraid" was sung
by the children.
Mr. Burneu then followed in an address OF
At3P.M. Messrs. frnmbulI and Burnell took
their departure for n, Y. State, and the children
The Children then retired, and o. b. Douglass.
Chairman of the Executive Committee. offered
the following report, which was accepted and
adopted:
Your Executive Committee tcould recon-
mend:
list That County Conventions be organized
in each County throughout the state where no
"a. That sunday school Institutes be held