The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-30


EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
III W Nye........................ Rutland
ID ID Cole,............,........ CastletOn
a ID Tiffany ..,....................Pit tstord
A deficit occurring in the treasury, a sec
ond collection was taken
DISCUSSION.
The association then discussed the CUES
ton, ''What shall he the work of our as
ISOLATION for the coming year? What new
feature shall be introduced r.
Rev n p Gilbert, of Clarendon, spoke
that it he q sort of teachers meeting and
for the inspiration of the people.
Rev Mr. Bacon said it was beautiful to
congrcgatcd and talk about Gods school,
not the Congregational, the Methodist or
| Baptist but Gods school.
Rev II " Nye Of Rutland, said he had
listened with interest to the remarks, and
now wished the second part Of the ques-
/ ton, "What new feature can he intro
| duccd =
Rev \ J Ingalls,, Of Brandon. proposed
Il Teachers Institute. and blackboard cX-
crciso &c new feature. but when this was
named, the executive committee objected.
for no one would do it,
KEY II + Austin of Rutland, gave a dc
/ Hcrlplloh Oh All exercise AT inc benson Ses-
sion, by blackboard lesson, aud thought
it profitable.
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h'N rr""N'h i"N'u'N VI p'"''''oh "c'
lWcrcd an address subject, 'lloW shall the
Sabbath he kept in the family :" suh,tanti-
on,. f,l,,,,,.
r.,
NJ hiS. "il'al .'c"I'T, "lI '"C niH' ull
III u,'O't. ne Mao t''c ,a9u'th' t'''S Is
So '"c 0apoa'h Is pc"u'!'uI Tor ''lc nome.
man ,l'us' question ms own soul nat
Is lhat gay 10 MN pocs ic consider IL as
me most gracious tNn' 3t me- or Is u tak-
me so rioch GU, OF ms me y" iu'etIcr-
ence OF iaW WIZ h,aNo o'ooa'h PHEASANT
unless inc hcau OF ''la' !allllll mas IN m
'crest III thcSc ,n''iSN. ldhc al'GI llhr tnc
copy Is W"rHed 'n'" ihc young me OF inc
chllIrch'ahd what 'hcN see ana near in'kes
imperative IN forming our hhhi'S' On the
SapDa'h, Ia'"r must nc lli, aSl"c we
must NOT transfer our iapor 'o'lc nome on
SaDnalh' looking OYER our hooks writing
our letters c'c' me cares Oh business
should not DC transferred 10 inc nome,
mucll less on inc oapoath' rams must not
be lald' 1t is great crime TINS Cabling
about plans Each must cease TO work
with his hands ana all WIN ms BRAN ne
no1sumolM NUS vo,'s. ',',. - ", ''a',io'ou'
The servants should have their Sabbath,
Tor they are men anu Wohen' anu nave
souls VI, ,ne 'tioa.inIe' y. nus .r, II"
h taMu ' rn,od thn sa,yant Of Icss rosnc
1t is Christian family-and they would
insist on going to heaven i'll their carriages
II me drivers and ioolhen sh3ulu DC sem
S a' "'," ,nrn a , o,,i,, lave f ohildhooJ
how swrn, the Sohhoih WAS 70 ne every
thing was reminder Of the sacredncss of
.i'o Wy ne 3auoa' ~ eno"';' oo 'oi
regard to his family's food and raiment,
ana not Tor the renglous requirements
Sahhnth snhonI shonlJ he sanc,,onnI and
assis,oJ rho ,oSsnns should ho looked
aftor and m intorost toLon in olI these
,h;,,,s " ,,,i,i"i, etoii dovaIon liz ni,iIIro,,
c eh,S OF ,,irtrriai Rihir hn
,,iaceJ in the mrrsory lie influence viii I've
inmn, foIt Nat in H., and harI details hnt
in an attroctive wav The children are
nnr own on The Sabbath on other DAYS
thav have other teachers Chiidhood is
;nvati"nt Of restr,int and hroin md heart
is weary" Weary so On bnt MT nrov and Cod
will holm us
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EVENING
The evening exercises were opened by
sirr;,u
''"e'"s Observation-Disclosures, ,noror
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