Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-22
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/ view. The library room is oV1-V 4eet, anu \
| committee room in the rear of the library is
/ 2Ox2O feet. In addition to these there are
number Of smaller rooms used for cloak rooms,&
The rooms are supplied with water and gas.
Engrayings and notices are tastefully arranged
along the walls, adding much to the attractive
ness Of the rooms With especial reference to
the services Of last evening numerous handsome
bouquets were placed on the Presidents table
and in various places around the room, and a
very beautiful floral wreath Was suspended from
cross back Of the Presidents chair. The
wreath was presented by Mr.. Z c Worcester
Of Thetford, Vt.
The order Of exercises was announced by Or.
W. B. Lund, President of the Association. who
made a few Introductory remarks in reference TO
The success that hsd attended the Association
since It's organization in 1866, since which time
its membershiphas increased from % to over 29o.
The order Of exercises WAS as follows
1st, Singing by the congregation.
n, Reading Of Scripture ly Rev. Geo D.
Stafford.
3D., Prayer by Rev. E Il Griffin.
ith, Singing by the qaar;e,te choir, composed
Of Mr.. G. " Hinies, Nj II C. Tenant. Mrs j.
G. Hindes and Mrs. ;. Church.
9Th, Report Of the committee On ROOMS, made
. by Mr.. Mial Davis, chairman Mr.. NJ. Davis and
Mr. N. Il. Stone were such committee. Mr. Davis
stated some of the reasons that led the Association
. to procure new rooms, the Old ones hiiaE TO
meet the demand Of the Association not only as
regarded convenience but lacking room, for
library and other things necessary to render
them attractive to young men. lie stated that
the rooms had been leased for three years. the
annual rental being S275, and that the cost Of
furnishing &c, was S525.
18th, Singing hymn composed for the oc,.-
sion by member Of the Association. Ii is
above the ordinary level Of occasional hymns as
any one may see.
Lord let thy Church 81 length be strong
In pri nal oneness Jet Do wage
Nod-1ious warfare with the wrong
Tina. riots through a Siel--a- age
At thy inspirin. voice -.il heard.
Where whitening lelrs are uu-t u-.ef
o, let ID common Isal he s-Ure1
ll hearts By common tii-u o. cd.
Ast-o .her, may we never let
The diverse c-eat- 0u- sc % ate.
Nlrw rauzl NJ ~ our feast il--s.
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Tho cross, the throne. the j, o-i.g5 hope
ul lte immortal let Tbs cau-'a
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bersbfr. but much hal been learned in The last
ave years. and mistakes would be a78iIei in
fltu-s. The net results of the work Of tie As
sa,f,ti,rs had been upmi.tskaaIy for the ls--
tbersn..af the cause Of Christ
Professor Buekaam said be hal always l.ia
firm Faith IN the success Of the grr4n.zlii.a.
lie hal never shared the I5.l.s and f-aa5 iiu-s