The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-03

Vermont Baptist Sabbath School Con.
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Inc next topic taken up was 'onoect
teaching" by Prof. Sherwin. This ad
dres, was Of great interest and value hut
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from i's very ha.uie' 10 oonnec'eo WIN w.
lect teaching, IL ls incapable OF an ABSTRACT
report, and we shall not attempt to repro
dnce II
r. a.. ,..
III A'oni'aiu iio'i' 'ne 'o'n'i '''oo VII
resolutions reported what was adopted as
folowe:
Peooyre7 That "a a SUNDAY Scboo, ~
,,on;..,,,' ' ,,a raio;oo II, ,ia ao,,or of he
sse ana "" co,,miss;on cIos;no tho areat
ovnn,;tinn on he nS,;s,ian Sabhath e anJ
,hdt ,,,a o,,root thon, ~ rasist ,ha NO rn,
euro wh;cb r,arcenarv soil. eaal,ero and
the enemits of the Gospel of Christ are
bringing TO bear upon them to procure
h Gt ,me ,ha nf tho 'ss
support of all the friends OF religion and
morality in the position which they have
hitherto SO nobly maintained.
,,on,,o,, 80 horsh, ,ordarad n o,r hro,hors
Pelz and Sherwin for their efficient and
valuable services az our present session; TO
Of J fs H and " Ranris, church and Sahha,h
School in Poultney for their generous hos
pitaltv.
Resolued, That VIC deeply lament the de-
cease OF our beloved broiher, Kew. w.
pfisn L. Frepyear, and desire to place up
on record our nigh appreciation OF the de-
voted aud self-denyiDg earnestness and the
untrlng industry with which he labored
for the advancement OF The interests OF re-
iigloh IN TINS STATE, WINE we tenutr 70 ms
tian sympathy with Them in this hour of
their bitter afii .ction, and invoke TO rest up
on mem the piesslng ol mat neoeener VINO
au rJ y.ho IN tho f,Ilnapss of his grace 10 able
to bind IN the broken hearted and comfort
all them that mourn.
Prayer was offered by DR.. Thomas in
behalf OF the family of Mr.. Frenyear.
Bro. Goodall was appointed to secure a
sufficient sum to procure suitable stones
FOR the grave of Bro. F., any surplus to
be on,ronria,ed m bia family PRAYER nv
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II has been urged here that the character
of the teacher has much to do with the in
fluence OF the school. How shall that char
acter be what 1t should be without the
power OF living pietyI Men cannot teach
what they have never learned.
AFTERNOON SESSION
opsheu WIN prayer Hleetihg uhuer the
lead of Rev. DR.. Thomas.
Listened to the report of the treasurer,
and ia ihet of the committee on the roll
ne 80,
rlo'' oher"in sung aS soio III mos
touching manner, "Rock OF Ages, clei,
form Let me lido myself in Thee"
The socond tonic of the nrenoration n,
the teocber ..Kroy,edoe y yyos nresen,cd
NV Row Mr. Johpsop