Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-01
The Home for Destitute Children.

IS day afternoon. For this occasion, the tent
e anniversary Of the founding of the lnstitr
C ten had been fttingly selected. The SCI
d vices vera held in the new school room, an
: were simple, appropriate and interesting.
Rev. L. G. Ware presided, and introduce
/ the exercises with some brief opening re
b. marks, contrasting the present spacious an
a commodiOus structure with the meagre be
+ ginnings of the institution. and adding tina
y he and his hearers had assembled to Civ
the Home their good wishes and substantial
gifts. and to commend it to God. befor
whom VIC are all children, and without who's
care We should be indeed destitute.
The succeeding exercises were As follows
, l. Hymn, Welcome to AL sung by TIL
Children.
E ;. Reading Of the ll2th Psalm. by Rev
7. 4 Hopkins.
,. Hymn, 81 thank the Goodness and the
Grace. " sung by the Children.
/ Prayer by Rev. G. B. SaG1rd.
3 Hymn, The Lord is my Shepherd
how Happy an |. sung by the Children.
: C. Historical address by Charles Z. Allen
E.q.
Mr.. ALIENS ADDRESS.
Today occurs the tenth anniversary oil
the establishment OF the Home for Destitute
Children. a charity which has already be-
come most iavOrably known to many in our
State. as an efficient agent in caring for 3
class which Is continually increasing in our
midst. and which has hitherto been COM
paratlvely unprovided for. viz: the children
who are either wholly destitute. and there
fore dependent upon the public. or who tenn
porarily have no homes, by reason of the
misfortune or death OF their natural guar
dams.
Toe first decade in the history Of this i'm
poTtant institution, has Just passed, and
We can but recognize.in its success, thus
far, as manifested in the good which 1t has
already accomplished. and the increasing
Interest in its prosperity ca the part of 50
many OF all classes and denominations,
THAI the work is blessed 10y Him " VI no
had no where to lay His head
On the third of October, 1865. through
the perseyering charitable efforts OF a CON
I irmCt invalid. and Ottentlmes great sui
ierer. a little family of SIREN destitute chill
-girls-wore gathered in a snail house
in our city, and thas the great work was
commenced.
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