Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-10-18
The state sunday School Convention

The first preliminary service was held
on Monday evening, It g 80 O'Clock near the
Pavilion. when earnest addresses we're given
by j. L. Barker OF Niddlehury, and Rev L
II C.bb 81 Surinpfed The COMPANY then
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~ the chapel ley A. q spencer q.
Derby ed in interesting devotional services
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H'.e 20 '.'o
The Convention proper s--,-A''si p"
Bethany Church Tuesday morning at nine
,-.l,aL, and was called Il, order by Hon
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Key l. H. Ooo' Of NPrin-he.i' Rev Il
G.. Stevens ot Mortified. james Pott.e o
/ Fairhayeu. Rev. Mr.. Moves of ~- j saushlrv .
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I During the absence 'i t"e committee
/ Rev j e.. VI Coke of Montpelier welcome d
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profit AZ well as interest.
The Committee On Nominations reported
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bury, heF r hey. sutton. Rev r. T.
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BY Samucl hIS"ooI oI burlington, ~ VI
me convention al I",h'eu business ''H
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Montptler. non r 4. Stewart ~ 'tfHy
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htWIey OF " Ihus'F 7.
Inc state Executive oun.i'te Hi-l .''l
annual report through tAer Seefrt'fs' !. {
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Inc topic, = 10" can we hrins ALL az
cungre CATION INTO the ;. ;. Was 'ak' % uI
and discussed by Rev l.. " Conn. Kew Z
3 Cady' Nj Lane hev..J G. C. TX.
Kew. MT Nic6ers m - =, baii@rI; > ~
wood James P"ttie' keV- y " inches
ter a'd heV- a. W Lac, man
The second topic - {" gan we ee-t no
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] and discussed by Key. Z. Stevens oi North
field, Mr. CORNISH. MI Hrosan, hey r.
Culver, and Hon 1 howard AiJer motto
and prayer, the committee adl'urued Y NEE
at l. 80 o clock
? ne afternoon session was introduced " q
: devotional SCI VICE col'lHUln lo- man al
our, uhuer Ihc u!r t1ion OF IAt cA+i'ia1 II
g low can We secure better leirhers
was then disc USED ny heE- w -" IN
ohest.r, Mr. barry o. Beli'"s tiIs' Mr.
/ Nyee OF Vest Rutland heV- \. W Eastman
d. l. Barker ana others
\ cone ctioh was taken g ana IN me ere
ton ~ MISSION Ohh pei IN OiaieLid' n "nicI
work Is under the direction Of ". Mr.
, shall, and the congratulations OF the Con
: yentIon on the result q ms l"bors We're the
ohered To IT 3. Marshall
Al 80 o CLOCK an open AR service wa
cid on Nam street at the head OF ate, a
5 which Rev. a. c. stevens OF Northheld, an
Rev. T. Mills OF Rutland, spoke 70 large
audience who listeno with deep interest
At 80 clock KY. y " Gardner
O CharlestoW'' Mass auuTeseed the CouFeh
tIOn On BlDie Lands ana scenes, liIustratu
his address by Objects brought by INN iron
the Holy Land
G \ prayer meeting Wa held at o'clock =
q n Wednesday, conducted by Rev. l.. L
o Cobb
At O'Clock the Convention assembled an