The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-09
state Convention.

signed to promote missionary work within the
state assembled for its 49th anniversary this
morning at 10 O'Clock, with the Baptist church
of this place. The convention was organized
by electlng Rev. John Goadby u. D., If Yer
gennes Moderator, and Rev. c. 7. Frenyear OF
Jamaica assisted by Rev. VIM. II. liugg Of Per-
knsyllle, clerks
The annual sermon was preached by Rcv NJ.
g. Smith OF RchfOrd assisted In the devotional
exercises by Rev's, Messrs. Farrar ana steele.
The preacher selected for his text the words
of Paul to Galatians Chap verse. "HW'
though are or an angel fro0 heacea predch any other
gospel unto goU than that which lgc hare preGched
into you let him be accursed,"
The preacher said the Gospel Paul preached
was tic one gospel OF revelation. II was the
gospel Paul himself received from the Lord
Jesus II came not by human reasonlngs. II
Is the gospel of salvation and IL being made
known to Paul on the way to Domeacuy how he
could be saved by this gospel, he thus learned
how all sinners might be saved by 1t, Jesus was
the Messiah. This was the gospel preached.
n crucHed and risen Savior was the fact OF facts
OF the gospel. The gospel Paul preached was
the same that Jesus and all Ills. apostles.
as 1t was also OF the new testament. nor has
science been able to discard any other gospel
outside OF the Bible. Science and the latest
hope and this gospel points only to the Lord
Jesus Christ we see and kao,c that this gospel
sdres men and since Jesus said, go preach the
gospel among all nations, the nations of infer
ence need this gospel. The sermon was listened
to with great attention, was delivered Win
great iQIte ON caIriGu uhe UVnN ~, nii,,
In the one gospel of salvation.
After tne sermon uhe usuli cOIt1e,ch was
taken for the treasury Of the convention.
The committee on officers nominations re-
,io eo t,isars Tor Tho peen., vnor ''
ioi naihst DOE NJ ',io or,,o,t
Vice Presidents, Rev. VIM. Wilbur, saXton's
n Iii Iih H. ~, ha, ni ' r
Fn,ier. Brnttleborro Amdiior Cen q r DayiN
ruen,I, III Auu''o'' ''" D"'i'
0"''H'''ii'
TRUSTEES
Hon. |. G.. Allen, Fairhaven Rev; L. Mills,
S. f. Brown, Cavendlsh Rev. l.. Hayden, u. d.
Grafton Rev Foster Henry, North Benning-
ton Rev. j. ID. Bulwel. uinesburg Rev. NJ
Carpenter, Windham Dea. Mai Davis, Bur-
llngton Dea. G. w. IIOrner Rutland Hon. j.
VI. IIotchkiss, Fairfax Hon, j. w. Pettigrc,w
Ludlow Hon G.. L. FOsS, ST. Adams
yyrnyrSn,,, ,,-rrn,,oor
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convention asSeniDleuaI last one anu spent
nan hour III pray eI uilu slnsln ,,,,..,
= Inc pusiheaS Vi cohNeh1loh was re9ulh'u 1T
g..
Inc treasurer reported as lolloWS - ,
Money received during inc year. s:9E.'d!'
DlsouiSVu' "o-','o'
- =,
Leaving balance on hand, S3i5,45
rev Mr. MaltlaOh oi blAllleuo.o Ieporleu u
paper on NE work oi ilie cohventioh Whlcn
was iolioWeu Dy several ileiiinera IN 9ret re-
MAJ N /. M a, uuS mltil t,S MittVl "Hu "uuihs
grT,hoy ~ .nG ii,t 'i vi INC ooo
tion the convention assembled nj Armingfon's
| hall at y p M and held a very interesting Scs-
| sion which was presided over by Mrs l.. X.
Fuller of Brattleboro.
Rev. Mr.. Madison OF Brattleboro, read a
| which while n brief, was u very interesting
report, whereupon
| RRev. H. Jones said, pastors should plan the
lions part in raising funds for the convention.
Dea; a. Allen believed that the convention
| should have the first place In our benevolent
reaching effect of our work.
Rev. Mr.. Lorrimer suggested platform mis-
sionary meetings among us for awakeni 6
this being the plan among our brethren In
Canada
Rev. Mr.. Carpenter thought the matter OF in.
| churches rests largely with the pastors, they
| must feel this work In their hearts and in thelI
bones;
~ ~, ny y, VI s,lo ~ nau
HnS w tt UvV 30 o. SiIi
@ " ',n i, VI nv @ ~
wear, '"' "o''' s''0 '''O'0 ''0 '''''A
| neo yIol Davts sold n,nch had hoen said
rowton NY h tbom9ht ~ sn,ontItnr, eh"u,d ht
soid ais, IN the 6nScnns ohnut ihS,r share If
fhe work w '"' ''''V VIVA -
'n ~ ~ Noso, s,td ~ ,o,, ,,,e,,,i ,r,o,, hooi,
,it W, ,. ,t Su - 80 J i 80,
m gWd he Shrc q. ~ "a T ~ hame
VI inu' I ~ ~ $50 ~ ~, o. en.t
Several other; remarked on ms importah
SUBJECT Wnea me ro uiscussioh cioseu ny auop'
ing the report us reau'
ono ,our was cot anart Tor nrover and con,c.
ence Led Nv Rev. Mr.. Triton Of uinghain. Mass
NM ,,h,rci vas carly croyded 10 lis ufmos
saatinu conacity. and extra seats were also oc
eunied I'm the aisies. This was meeting Ionl
~ be rcinembered in Ludlow and by the con
vention MANY delegates asked praNo 10
their churches MANY pastors and also parent
snake of unconyerted children, for whom the,
1pe nraver Al tho conclusIon Of the nrove
meeting = -
ppv Pr Gardner secretary of American Bar
,,s IN Missionarv iTnion. prsached '''i
~ mis- Was n sermon Of great power, attract
| tn1iv evnressed i'm the prcacheris accllstOme
,ereetad 10 lie lose H. was m exaitation G
chrlstionitv over Inc systems OF heatheHislI
hringing ont in n clear manner the Vial an
emphatic ulslinutlohS pctncVh nv wy H,iu"