Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-10
Reported flr the Newsletter.
Camp-MeeiIng.

.iorristown. Subject: 1.-The need and
Of obtaining a pure heart" text:
Sl:9-ll. This was followed by a
erenee Meeting before the staud.
time was well improved. At 10
* a sermon was preached by Rev.
j. Barton of St. Adams Bay, to a
regatien Of about 200. Text, l.
sill. He made it appear very
that the ''gift" is not natural life,
holiness.
d o'clock young peoples prayer
ing was held in the Wa;crvillc tent
q prayer-meoting IN Fast Elmorc
At2P. NJ. a sermon by Rev. J.
1eford-Tcxt: Ps. 34:S. This was
j moving Of Gods goodness and the
ristiau's appreciation of it. 6 o'clock
renee meetings in different tents.
sermon by Rev. g. Wedgeworth of
s Park, text: Mat. 22:l4. The
~ was considered aud the reason why
1cre not "choscn." 1t was shown
4 the reason of rejection was because
allied would not comply with the con-
ps required.
ursday was rainy-At 10Y a SER
b Watcrville tent by Rev. w. b.
BIRD, of Montgomery. Text: Isa.
a. "And the work of righteousness
be peace and the effect of righteous.
quietness and assurance forever"
hich the speaker showed what God
DO for man, and what man must
nd the effect Of both works. At %
sermon in the Morrisvile tent by
j. X. Fuller Of Eden. Text: IL.
Bib. At the same time a sermon
atervllle tent by Rev. Mr.. Spinncy
orccstcr, Vt. Text: Phil. 81. "a
ek, sermon from stand by Rev. G p.
b. of Richford. Text: Jor. GIG.
Speaker clearly and forcibly showed
tho "old paths is "the way to holi.
n During Thursday night there was
nvy thunder shower but the tents
well made 50 all were comfortable.
|riday, 8 A. NJ, and each morning af-
of the meeting, a preach ers' prayer
lipg was held, when they sought an
|cial amounting for their work. From |
10 o'clock, prayer meetings were
& 1Ob. sermon by Rev. s. l.. East.
pf West Concord; Text, Eph. III,
az 2 p. NJ, sermon by Rev. G. Ia
II Hardwick Text, | John 1t.
rmon, by Dennis.H. Bicknell, of Al
Text, | Tim. VI:l2. The Christ
krfair was presented in q very at
|e manner, though the wind blow
fy hard, made it difficult for the
b to make all here.
lrday morning prayer meeting in
when several protested conversion.
ermon by Rev. T, d. Bragg, Of
Ia Text, Phil. IlI:l2-"I do"
800 people present. ] ?. NJ,
meetings. 2 p. NJ, sermon by
+. Kimball, of Fairfax; Text,
lI:l4. Followed by a powerful
before the stand. 7 o'clock a
teresting sermon by Rev. G. A.
of Elmsre Text, Rom. la.
lay. s o'clock meeting, for relation
periencs in sanctifcation. Many
estimonies we're given. l0I, SER
- the "Transgression," by Rev. r.
rton, of st. Adams Bay.
novel feature, not down in the pro-
|me, occurred Immediately after the
ng sermon in the shape of the mar
Ia Mr.. e. Mann to Miss Eva HUI
oth parties from Waterville, the
Ii. Bement solemniziug the nupi-
No cards, but large attendance.
j. NJ, Children's meeting IN Wa
tent, conducted by Mrs. Rev. G
ball and Mrs. Rev. III. HI. Bement.
so children were present. 1t
leasant sight to look upon the
aces of SO many children, nearly /;
hon said they belonged to the
school. 1t was effecting to see +,
pceliug, while prayer was offered
Rev. D. P. Bragg, Of Georgia. .
dresses were delivered by o. W. :
IF Waterbury Center; Mrs. Car
Patten, of Morristown Rev. G.
forth, of Hyde Park, and Rev.
>arton, of st. Adams. The meet
cut short for want of time. We
that attention is given to the
even at camp-mcetings At.2
ermon by Rev. A. l.. Cooper, Of
sbury; Text, Job IX:2. 1t was
ermon. A meeting was held be-
stand. u P. NJ, sermon by Rev.
y, of Waterbury Center; Text,
V:2O. Followed by a powerful
Jon from Presiding Elder, W. D.
The cold prevented holding
before the stand. A few pra yer y