Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-06-16
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
1.3o.-Bible Reading and Converse
ton; Responsive Exercise from the
10th Psalm Conducted by the Presi-
dent
215.-The Book of God our de-
pendence upon it. Rev. W. I. Herrick
alternate, Rev. H F. Forrest.
2+5.-Praise Meeting. John E.
Chamberlin. Conductor.
33O-Discussion. Best methods of
reaching the destitute and neglected
youth, and bringing them under religi-
Gus influences. Rev. E. w. Culver; al
ternate, Rev. f. B. Phelps.
4o0- The Study of the Bible; the
teacher in the preparation of his lesson;
how to do it. Jos. Bates, I'd; altern-
ate. A. J. Albee.
4.4O.-Questions and conversation.
adjournment.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
devotional exercises. Subject:
..Our Homes p the use of the Bible in
the Family, and the Closet. Rev. E.
?. Wild, Conductor.
7.45.-Teaching the Book; What it
is to teach, and by what system or meth
cd shall we be most likely to succeed?
A. A. Cheney; alternate, N. B. Davis.
S2O-Questions and conversation on
these themes of the day in the form of a
Question Drawer. Questions may be re.
duced to writing, and the person whose
answer is desired may be indicated on
the slip, otherwise the conductor will re-
ply himself or designate some one to do
so.
9.-Adjournment.
THURSDAY MORNING.
8.-Prayer and Promise meeting, end
ing with twenty minutes Praise meeting.
Conducted by the President.
e.45.-Responsive Bible Service-1st
Samuel, Sd chapter. Conductor of In
stitute.
9.-System in Sunday School work !;
How far does success depend upon the
use of what is sometimes termed "Sun-
day School machinery % L. H. Thomp-
son alternate. j. r. Hall.
3O.-Closing exercise; Exact man.
nerof closing his own school, A. J.
Allbee; alternate, O. H. Austin.
9.4O.-Questions and conversation on
this exercise.
9.5O.-Social moments. A recess to
be spent in conversation and hand shak-
ing committee of introduction to be
appointed by the President.
1O.l5.-Opening Exercise; Exact
manner of opening his own school. En-
cry Cook alternate, J. Y. Green.
1O.25.-Questions and conversation
on this exercise.
1o.35.-Report Questions. Condnc-
tor of Institute.
1l.-Essay. Subject: 1.-The attend
ance of the members of the church upon
Sunday School as binding as their at.
tendance upon the other services of the
Sabbath"
Resolution of the first meeting al
Newport:
Resolved, That we as fellow-workers
in the kingdom of Christ, assembled in
this Sunday School convention at New
port, express our desire to see such al
arrangement of the Sabbath services al
shall give one half day each Sabbath tt
Sunday School or Bible Service. and W,
hereby pledge ourselves to all mutua
courtesy and cooperation in securing
that end.
! 1l.2O.-Questions and conversation
on this subject.
11.45. business
I2.-Adjournment.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
1.3O.-Children's meeting, directed
by the President.
l.3O.-Essay. Subject: 1.-The earl,
conversion of children, and their car
and culture after conversion"
2.55.-Questious and conversation OF
this subject.
3.20.-What have we gained? Eve
rybody tell.
o.oO.-OuuulSl6u business.
4.-Review and closing address.
The people are requested to bring Bi
bles for Bible Exercises. The commit
tee having failed to secure the service
of one who was expected to conduct tn
Institute, are unable to give the name Q
any one, but trust that good man vii
be provided for that purpose. Openin
discussions not to exceed ten minutes
others five. Christian workers are ex
pected to come prepared to speak on on
or more subjects. Pastors are requisite
to preach upon some Sunday Schoc
subject June 22d.
Those who have shared the pleasure
and profits of former sessions will doubt
: less want to attend this one. Will nc
all who love the Sunday School and hav
been unable to attend previously,
: sure and not let this opportunity pas
: by, and carry away the blessings the
h might have secured. 1t may need Ii
e tie effort to leave home duties for til
q two days, but who ever made such ehol
: and afterward regretted it? Will n,
all members of Sabbath Schools through
!. out the county think little of their ow
Y personal duty, and privilege yet NOR
! and come to Westfeld as the Jesus
old used to gather at Jerusalem, befo
9 the Lord at the feasts, where He mac
! His Glory to appear. Has not the Ma
ter blessed US abundantly heretofor
and will he not again?
If [ had known it last Year.
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