Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-10-26
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSOCIA
TIONS,

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WV 'v'"' WI" 'aiso ".'ou"auoe vi ue'e-
sa'o' ',oi'' "ssoo'"''oiSa anu cnorches. many
association ilci,ioers anu PROMINENT ohf's''ah
"o'Ae'' "elo aiso pieseu'' iho n's' n'eo'-
ing was he'd 10 the Baptist church,
ut q O'clock in tic morning. Professor
Henry Fairbanks of ST. ,Johnsbury call
ed the meeting to order. After an hours
social exercises, the work of organization
was begun. Col. j. j. Estey of Brat,ebor0
was elected president, d. NJ. Camp of New
port first vice-rresdent and Thomas Bailey
of Lyndony,lle second yice.presldent Chas'
| Sage of ST Johnsbury SECRETARY Edpar
Beckwith of Burlington assistant secretary
| Ii. G. Morris, railroad secretary and A. j.
| Howe of Montpeler, auditor. A committee
of arrangements and credentials was then
appointed. and reports were presented from
the following associations, Burlington, the
| University of Vermont, st. Johnsbury, East
st. Johnsbury, Brattleboro, Lyndonville,
Newport, Rochester and Troy Conference
academy. All of these reports were favora-
bic.
Afternoon session.
Tho Afternoon, soss;,, uos hold In ,hc VOC
-, A.. 80, - M -.
Ny vi 'hc DaP'isV chu'cu' ihc n'ee''ns
| opened at o'clock, when the report Of the
State committee was presented. This rcport
wos In ,ho r,o;, ovooo,,;,r,,, soror,,J, uos,
"a' III wv maui eNo''"i"5y ia'oiao'e' -'o''
Oh INC associations throughout the state were
reported to be in an active and prosperous
condition only one or Two were mt eprap-
o ~, oniy guy vi 'Wo welo not enGas
,a !" any iIsuar S assI I Moah. DDu .,
.on' pia''lep'io, Of oo,nsouiy anu hu'iauu
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,ia ,n"u'u ,n' ouiu''s up ", 'Ii,,.
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W lounS ineu. o'neis PIN, upon ii'o SAM
, ,b n', n% u; espco'as .ne mo.M a,nouu
,h Inc puss al" ..Ii III sen,os oonS.isa,'on Un
.no tolC NV ~" ny -" ny NJ seiop.u ,'
"J'n nv. enen iolio"eu' n's was Tissue
eeu ~ several , VI lno ueiesa'1s p,esIn., 'iie
p'' V,u,a .inpias.nIu uens .no
uu.s ,. uIs.'i , Worh' v1''in'ury meetings
Tuan a,,,ons tne uoys, anu W .nc poys, &c,
n; ;;T nv S, i"p,c 'oNei w. vas Sohuuo. y,
p I,p H,uuf upcnui W y, II. TuSe Vi o..
oodus"u.s, WIN so'ie ne'y na'Iao'e manaS
o'hera I'll 'hc uclcHa'cs'
s,,,r,.v,. So..,,,
,, Il
saturday mornings session opened, AT
o'clock, in the lecture room OF the Baptist |
churc, ui,h , dovntionsl ovorc,s, conduct. |
A., Ia, I1o ID r,....., - ,r,.,t,.1 H.
GU W iien'S - o'os''n Vi ine''o'u' luz
regular exercises we're then entered upon. |
In the absence of the President, Col Estey, |
the chair was occuned Inv ID NJ Camn Of |
", a., ....I ,r,'-.
wv :; MS. ''o.-Pics'nent' nc sIcie.aty
ieau u 'ensla,ii " E'eellps lo,n oonn -
Ey uch, Senelai secretary loung heh Nhris-
,i ass9c,ai'op u. HARRISBURG Ia.wlor,her
W Du'ips'ouL was 'hs.ructe" ~
sehu suitable reply Inc minutes Oh inc
previous uay were tnch rcau ny the sccre-
,ary. me n,st TOPIC laken up was Neish-
oorhoou moIH' ana paper upon tmis suo-
Jee., ny l. d. BARNEY oi onueInll'' WAS was
reau ny ~. IN. Drown Oh Burlington. Inc
louessiy VI moN W ou'-J 'hI uls.'ic.s was
Innp;i''s'nou, au', 'alious 'nslhous vi con.
uuc,iu. II Meie susses.eu Tue e,hp'oyhieht
Vi lhorouHn'y carn.s. "ofhers, .he use Oh
Soou music anu topicai D'ole STUDY Deihg
thc principal polnts brought CUT, An inter-
esiing discussion ioloNeu, anu some Pracli-
car suGsesti,ns, were maze ny delegates
rom lno sllia,'er .owns. hoolhs ana 'helr
management was lne next Topic 'aken up:
paper on ms SUBJECT, by u IL. horton OF