Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-01-30

pnstor,s rhnuphts Cnncerninp the Sunday
school" Under this, the organization
trnntrd II hy Rev A DE +. Palmer of the
NliiJlcbury lInntist church; its manage-
mrnt and ,5rowtb hv Rpy =. l.. B. Snenrr
nf tha NIid1lphnry Gomrrcrationnl church:
II s,,jrii and results. hy Rev. j. j. Noe Of
10 80 liiiJ,iah,'ry WnibH'li.t church This
c",,,,Intnd NO urogrn,nnn for Tuesday
nvn,iinT At the "Wednesday forenoon
SnSsinn Juhn l. Porl;cr of Brandon de-
liycrnd nm address, on the Addison County
sunday Schonl Associntion-its History.
Scnne and Aim - Mr. Bnrier was one Of
tbn ffounders of the nssurintion and WAS
thrrrf"ra nble to trik in nm interesting
hummer unnn his tunic A committee TO
,,ronnrn n Iist of nominations for officers
i,nl tbnn nnnnintnd after which the next
tonic "1rhr sunday School its Difficulties
hnd Fncnnrn~ements. was taken up.
PROF II NJ Snp1pv of NIiddlpbury sneak
mo nf The diificult,es and acknowledgements
IN fhn LARGER VILLAGES and Dwight r. r.
Matthews of CornIynll supnlii,lr for the
rurnl Iuwns The noIninntiur committee
tbrn mndn tbeir rrnnrt submitting
the following list uf officers, which
vns odonted president Rev NJ. G..
otrhhins of cornwall secretary. George
/ + Nnr,hull of Niddlchurv treasurer, f.
| + stewart of Wpybridl,c: business com
/ mittre. Rev : l.. b. Spcarc of Middle
/ hurv Rev / * Coombs of Bristol and ID.
] IpNIg n
/ noon thr general tonic discussed was
"The Teachers Work" and it was con
sidored in the follo,yinp aspccts: "Read-
in" the Word " by Rev, 4. w. Olmstead
Of Rridport "preparinp the Lesson by
| prnf Il \V Entnn of Niddl ,burv.
"'Teachinp the I,rsson." by Rev NJ. &.
Stebbins Of Cornwall The tonic was then
further discussed Inv several members Of
thn nssnrirtinn "Wednesday rtpninu the
concludinm meeting wps held and Rev c.
:. Sargent of New Haven delivered an ad-
dress 6ns"rhe sunday school Work of the
| t'uturn The attendance durinr the sps-
sion was good and much interest was man
ifnsted There had been some talk of
discnntiutinv the meetings of the asSocia-
ton. but after considerable discussion it
was thought that the interest shown in
the nrntin,,s was Sufficient to warrant tha
mHintennmrn nf thr nssnrintinn. and the
| iJrn of disseminating il was consequently
nhnndnnnd The nrXt meeting will be
! held i'm Brdport. and. although the date
is not vet settled on. it is intended to hold
if within short time.
i The Young students of the college are
getting M n Dickens entertainment which
they propose to hold at an early DAY..
| Dr Nj u smith has been summoned TO
Chicago to treat "A patient there Flee
trir lirhts have recently been placed in the
po,tnlIice and ,ome of our business places
on trial So far they work very satisfac-
.ulLl gnu II 'i.G Pi vNPr'l9I o''''' ~ ,Go
iiphtinr is n1lite likely to be generally
II','t5 aiIm't5 m tn f,sini ,,,on ~ Ihe nvnu ~
, ,ii.,'.,, soon, t0 ha nrottv Lnen
uow-p-days and the man who walks
through the streets IN an ohiique llne Is
very apt to get pulled ln...The ANNUAL
ball OF washington engine company, 80
|, was held at the town hall thursday
night 1t was not so Successlul as IL was
hoped that It would be; the intense
ly cold weather probaply preventing
many from attending; sui thoSe
who We're present hau pleas
ant time. The company could faVoraoly
raise the money II needs by SUBSCRIPTION
;...Dr. f. W. HaISey ana 1alhliF VIII
leave town next week, cong 10 Boston
where they Will remain Tor ABOUT year
l}". ti&!Sey goes partly Tor the h"h"nt ol
, MS health, Which has hnt Deth very robust
since ms illness ol last iaIl, ana parity Iol
| the purpose of pursuing STUDIES connected
: with some branches OF his profession
Iher friends mere VIII greatly le8ft
= their temporary removal.