Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-06-27
our SUNDAY SC1iooLs.
Annual Meeting of the Chittenden
County Association.

county Association.
The annual meeting Of the Chitenden
County Sunday School association was held
at Colchester, June II and 10, and proved a
very successful and interesting gathering.
The exercises were opened in the devotional
service led by Rev. N. w. Wilder and an
address of welcome was made by Rev. A.
A. Davis. The convention then adjourned
to meet at 2 o'clock. During the intermis-
sion, dinner was served in the vcstry of the
Baptist church. The afternoon exercises
were opened by service of song, led by NJ.
d. Fuller The president L. p. Shaw,
Esq, then announced the following commit
tees: On nominations, Rev. N. W. Wilder
of Essex, l.. NJ. Stevens of Jericho and l.. A.
jackson OF Milton on resolutions, Rev. Il.
A. Bates of Williston, Rev. A. A. Davis of
Colchester and CYAN Vlet of Jericho; on
place of next meeting, Prof G. ii. Perkins
of Burlington, Dea. VIM. Miller of Williston
and +. Il. Smith.
Reports were next listened to from the
schools represented, eighteen in all, nine
schools not being heard from. The conven-
ton next listened to Rev. n. w. Wilder
upon, "The difficulties il Sunday school
work what they are aud how they may be
overcome" III the discussion folio wing
Messrs. Miller, Cowan, Davis, Bates and
Amsden took part. Next in order came the
.oplo,, ~" o"u W. lu'''e9' Wy ounuuy =,
sChool III tne SUBJECT Oh teinperancei
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uu p"P't sotooI ' ot,9oaontS oiso az
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u' tIo iso oohu fopr Wcsers Boria
hr, ,uH H's "nI Hihlio ioni, mort nil takinS
dnniJod cr ~Mu tho ioitor ,baMLirg Cod an3
Cbttcndon o COUNT, WI ibat ' thew have man for
ahor;F ,,,bo JaroSs 700, ~ ovoo,, tho law With
SnFein Tno ',ales ~ rNIou,c unC ID" NIL
toit i ond ~ r,onid ononnt ~ notb
;n ~ ,,,L;ot on,S,o,,so ,,,os yr;yon and Tho
na7n'von,inr tbon aIionr,oJ
rio ovon;nT ovorcieoa bocor nv q eorg
eorot,ioo oo o2 hv Al n FuIior Aha
oddrossne mon ,,Tho study and teaching If
tLo P5ia ), L,, pau ~ p @u and prof
: r Emorso1 Ircrc tbor dol;varod
IN WnJnnedov ,,,orrinT The cverciees mo.
,,o, h,, dnro,;o,ol sor,,;co Iod bv G A
6,bticJ A. q 70 Tho tnnic tHow q moro
rn a"n- oi,cYdancd Wv Of scholars unon Tho
6raa E service Of the church can he socnr-
cd iN was 67ncned nv an address, Inv Rev. T. A
Dihb,e ,ybicT Iyos FIJI of rich practicoi enc,
rnstions ''''N'' ''' ivan '
Mcesrs Ahow Covon Wilder Mocomher
Davis ond Rats ,,or,icino,od in thn d;scns,,
sion y Iil f"ilowcd ttIIoy can we stimulate
thc D echnci 1 90 9i ~ moro thorongb nrrnaro.
ton y Tnd NV Rov I Coron follnwad Inv
Mnesrs Doyi oS Ro t Mocohor YAM Viief
Wildnr and o5bara rho smhicct sandal
Schools AMI missioner Voc nSvt introduced
nv tho raoJinlt of a ,,onor nv Mrs q II
Pnrii;ns foiia2rod h,, Nrs r II Grocnc
rbnI,;,1, io.,. o,,d tLo ,I1is,1ror,, wi
sholi ~ I,n5 az T aS u,i, tbn ,mJ J
onLlai ii,l' G y. ,n" 49,, o for
oin, ,iss-o l' ,Ia vne
Mic NJ Dirtor f ,,iy 1riiL reorks and
oIeo Nrassrs Coyyan Dibblo Dotos ord NJ
A. y. Barnes from Tennessee, who closed
inc discussion Win very interesting nc
count OF MISSION school OF 20 street ARABS,
founded 0t Ncmnhis by Sunday school work
ore Tho afternoon service ononnd nv n
ol'' ~ "ilc,iiOOI 0Si Wy OPIuou ~ ~,
| song service led by w. Arthur Shaw. The
roaG "a oarc,aI 10 oov,n,,,;on ond
iS'H "uS. "SON - " - ~ 'o'H' -
inc reaulng OF the resolutions DY inc chalr'
na;ttoo iro,,oh, ~ ,bn fclIowinr ro.
iill'.NN ,oiOu7nV ~ ~ NV rs
port IresIuent, l.. T. oua", DuliiuS
Shojbnrn ord Rirwood Winooski
i;l II n -
lcCOIuluS scClcldly, ME- ID IL LAY vi
Jericho: corresponding secretary and treas
uleI, MS r. "a "eyIl, nuIHnSo S"UCNo,'i
Couill!ttee, L. l. SHAW, W. "A Ona" "Nu
| ID. ii. MacOmber, Essex Junction.
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