The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-29
New Haven Camp Meeting.


The evening services opened at Z o'clock
p. m. Prayer was offered by Rev. j. M.
Edgerton of Rutland sermon by Rev. d.
F. Brooks of Panton text, Ii Cor. vi, 20,
last clause.
"Be ye reconciled to God."
This text implies revolt, reconciliation
and reconstruction. The points we're;
First.-Rebellon, the great sin of HUI
mainly.
Second.-The remedy for this sin.
The service was followed by a very pow
erful and interesting meeting of inquiry and
prayer, and the conversions continue with
increased interest.
SIXTH DAY.
Morning services opened at 1890 a. m.
Prayer was offered by Rev. A. Heath of
Winooski.
Rev. d. G. Ayers of Benson delivered a
sermon from Mark x, 81. The theme was
"Thc one thing needful." His points were
briefly:
FirsI-The infexible requirements of the
gospel.
Second-The use Of temptation to bring
down the requirements of the gospel to our
own level.
Third-The lack of one thing may be the
one thing needful and without which all
things fail. The text also shows that the
sovereignty of one must be tested accord
ing to their peculiar circumstances.
Finally, moral excellence ia not without
use. 1t is a Joy and an honor to its pos
SCISSOR, but in Itself it has no power to save
the soul.
| AFTERNOON
An interesting young peoples meeting
was held in the union tent, led by Rev. G.
W. Hughes of Charlotte. Also children'f
meeting 10 front of the stand, led by Mrs,
D. L. Brooks.
The afternoon services opened at 100 p,
m. Prayer was offered by Rev. c. r.
Hawley. Sermon by Rev. II. n. Munger
of Vergenncss text, Psalms I, IL, II
When we contemplate the final triumph o
the gospel we see the glory connected will
the humility and death Of the saviour.
The points briefly are
Who are the enemies of Christ? TIT
enemies of Christ are not confined TO an
one class, but they are oil who refuse Il
submit to him. The exalted are his enc
mics. The effects OF sin are such thtt n
one can be under its influence without re
vealing its influence. 1t IL because Of en-
nifty That men are enraged in times Of re
8 ligious awakening. TO oppose spiritua
! religion is to be an enemy to Christ. Tn
. folly of pursuing such course is an evi
dence Of human weakness
a The adjourned meeting of the trustee
! was held at four o'clock. Prayer wa
. offered by Rev. o. Gregg, President Barkt
t in the chair.
d The following officers were elected fC
8 the ensuing Year:
q PresideDt-J. l. Barker.
:. Vice-presidents-N. J. Allen, Ii. Lam
:, worthy, H. M. Seeley.
Secretary-T. A. Griffin.
& Treesurer-O p. Mead.
f Trustees. S. Stafford, G. G. Thral
4 Frank Chandler, s. ID. Holcomb and G..
y Dorr,
n Auditor. W. Lovett
"a A quesun brought up by member I
III lating to the alleged Dissertation of Il
To grounds lat winter, developed the fact tn
> the p .Ille of New Haven Used The spri
IL on the grounds for water, it being all III
~ saved them from severe suffering on 6
n count of the loutb.
y The ministers requested the trustees Il
&c the COMMITTEE do not grant the boardi
house keeper permission to keep tobac
. and cigars heresf err.
u Rev. W. w. Foster, jr., introduced
a following resolution, which was adopie
- WAEREAs, We have observed the ira
ID in sweet meats on the ground on the s
We bath,
Il ReSOlcsd, That the association in lett
l.. the dining hall be requested to restrict
n0 sales on Sunday to actual necessary ia
or board.
or A meeting of the women's missionary
re ciety was neld A. the same time. r