St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-17
Gospel Meetings.

ii. {. Kinney. Clerk and Treasurer.
f. T.. Carpenters
Gospel Meetings.
Since the notice elsewhere was in
type. the Committee have received Il
favorable response To their invitation Ia
the Massachusetts Brethren, and the
following order of meetings is made up.
with the request that much prayer Ice
offered 10y the Christian people between
this and the tmr of he meetings:
SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH - at : O'Clock
S,cidl Re Tp,"n. BE filled with the Spirit speak
in. To Yourselves in psalms and hymns and ~piritu
al songs singing and making melody in Your hearts
L. th,. Lord. ,ivin. thanks always tor all thing,
unto God and the Father in the name of our Lore
I,.~us Christ. ''-Eph,'~ln~ =. -.
SUNDAY MORNING. at 9"'clock
Prayer M.efing ~C",.f,~>'"n Search M
'i"d and know my heart. tIN IN" and know IN,
thoughts and II there, h,. any wicked WAY II
me and lead ur, ~ TIN, WY everlasting '-P-a l3'
- -,
SUNDAY AFTERNOON Al O'CLOCK.
! Ckri>t a,ri H. 'bu,cL-His CLAIMS upon II.
We have not chosen me hut | have chosen yol
aud ordained You. that rr should L" and hrin.
forth fruit ind that Your fruit should remain
/ w are not y,ur own. For yr bought with
price therefore sl"rifv tiod your body and III You
spirit which Gods '-.I"hn Ij.IG Cor. & 10 u
SUNDAY EVENING at $50 OtLOIK X.
Progress M..tnic-'B.. ready always T." give al
answer To every that a-k"th you a reason q"
! thu, hope that is in y"u with m-rknrs- and fear -
| l Peter i.l5.
SUNDAY EVENING at O'Clock
| The sinners Rsfige The eternal tod Is tn,
refuge '-Deut 3a.a7 This l. the record tina
,iod has given to us eternal life, and that this lii
is in His son liz. that hath the son hath life. o.
| John 5.I0l2.
MONDAY AFTERNOON at.23O o'clock.
Conrerts Meeting.-. Encouragements and hi,
couragrmrnts in Christian service. What al
they -
Question Drd,cer-At o'clock.
MONDAY EVENING. al o'clock.
| The Grcat SalrdtioH.-"Ihis is a faithful sayin
and worthy of all acrrptatiun that Christ Jrsu
came into the world to sinners Tim. III!
Barnet.
W. II. Burhank'S store was entered
at one of the windows Friday night last
and about so worth. mostly cigars AM
candy. stolen. No one has been Al
rested yet.
Miss Hannah Moore has sold her hous
to John Hardy.
East Burke.
Proceeds of the Baptist donation an
oyster supper amounted to so.
\ select school was commenced thi
week 10y Ella Hall of Lyndon.
Mr.. Lane of East Haven who was :
severely Injured Il few weeks ago 10y be
ing thrown some 10 feet from Il tree,
out among his ncighbors again. thougl
in IL battered condition.
Monday. March 20. the personal prop
erty and real estate of Henry Gleaso
will be sold at auction.
Cabot.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID. Waldo celebrate
the tenth anniversary of their marie
life on the evening of 9TH, when friend
to the number of fifty, assembled q
their house to congratulate them an
leave for them some tin and some casl
Although the going was very bad. II
managed to get there, but 10y all sort
of conveyances. One lady living ON
mile away, with her husband came q
l ow-shocs, which fact is worthy
note III these days when women hav
: so little of physical strength. In til
absence OF amy minister, the ceremon
was very handsomely performed 10y \
a X. Abbott. Esq. after which he present
D ed the tin and the greenbacks. which
# was understood was to lie used in I'll
- purchase of the large patent milk pan
Mr.. Valid" thanked the company fC