Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-06-19

Carnot Braley and wife started, last
Monday, for Boston. They will visit the
Centennial Exposition and several of the
Southern States, ere they return.
The next meeting of the Orleans Co.
S. S. Convention will be held in this
place. June 20 and so. The programme
is quite lengthy and promises to be quite
interesting. Let there be a large attend
ance.
Thursday Morning.-lGOO, devo-
tiOnal, led by ]. c. Rutherford, Newport.
1890, words Of welcome, Hon. H. C.
Wilson, No. Troy. 1910, response, l.
D. R. Collins, Barton Landing. HOO.
business. ll:l5, distribution of printed
questions. 1880, what do we as Sun
day School workers need ? Danied Kill
burn, Salem. 1900, adjournment.
Thursday AtterRooa.-l:3O, prayer
meeting. led by Geo. A. Bill, Albany.
200, the temperance work: What part
Of it shall the Sunday School do? Rev.
o. D. Clapp, Newport. 2:3O, is the
modern Sunday School a success ]. E.
Chamberlin, Albany. S:l5, enthusiasm
in Sunday School work, o. H. Austin,
Barton Landing. 4:45, social greetings
400, lesson on the map of Palestine
questions on Biblical Geography and
History, DIR. G. S. Kelsea, Newport
ago, teachers helps, and how to use
them, ]. W. Gage, Craftsbury. 4:4O
business. 500. adjournment.
Thursday Erening.-7:OO, devotion
al, led by f. B. Holt, Derby. 7:3O
how to study the Bible, three minute
speeches. 500, the help of the Holy
Spirit in studying the Word, Rev. A
Dodge, Barton. $40, what shall we d.
with our Sunday School Concerts Rev
S. 5. Nickerson, Charleston. $40. tn,
present Lesson system: its successes
defects, possibilities, and future devel
Opment, H. W. Chafey. Albany; S. B
Parker, Lowell. 900, adjournment.
Friday NOrning.-S:3O, promise anc
praise meeting, led by B. F. Paine, Jay
9:l5, the Sunday School Superintedent
his office and difficulties, W. r. Rowell
No. Troy his relation to the church,
G. Hoyt, Craftsbury; his relation to tn
pastor, L. H. Thompson, Irasburgh hi
relation to the teachers, n. NJ. Darling
Albany; his relation to the scholars, a
j. Allbee, Derby 1000, review les
sons: how to conduct them, c. L. Baker
Greensboro. 1920, how shall we in
crease the effectiveness of Sunday SchoC
Conventions, Institutes, and especiall
Normal Glasses? Charles Carpenter
Charleston. 1910, Bible reading, cor
Quoted by D. NJ. Camp, Newport lilo
answers to printed questions, arrange
t and presented by Rev. S. B. Curriel
; Irasburgh. ll:3O, question drawei
1900, adjournment.
Friday Afternoon.-l;3O, children
meeting. 800, outlook for next yea
volunteer remarks. 3:2O, business. 3:4(
parting words, by the President. 4:OI
adjournment.
4 NoteS-Bring Bibles and "Winnowe
Hymns" Let every School be repr
sented. Let every one come prepared
: add something to the interest of the col
: ventiOn. Pray for the presence Of Il
Holy Spirit
4 WESZ,MORE.
S. J. Morse caught ten pound long
= last week.
The dance at the Lake House, Jul
II Z, was we'll attended.
e Lyman J. Brown has moved to Su
If ten, on to the George Conley place.
70 John Kerwin is putting up nj
barn, and E. S. Gilman is repairing /
J. house.
II VEST BURKE.
is Glidden & Colby are putting on
+ addition to their paint shop.
Ruggles & Moulton are making
re steam yacht which they intend to r
2, for pleasure on Willoughby Lake.
- The Universalist Association will be
e. its next annual meeting here, CONNER
q. ing on the 2lst inst.