Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-03

llbs I)tIhs OcilHiltilOus
The exercises passed Off smoothly, AMI
Miss Morgan address was listened to vita
breathess attention. She is the State or
ganzer Of the Y. In Ohio aud has done
much good work. The college quartettn
were encored time after time as was also
Miss Simpson Of Burlington after her drsu
solo, but the lady did not respond as often rs
the audience desired. Tho hall was fun both
up stairs and down stairs and standing room
only was the rule to night.
MIDDLEBuRY, Sept 2G.-The Gnal day
OF the State convention of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union opened with
gloomy weather, but most of the delegates
were early on hand The public exercises
opened at 8 O'Clock with devotional scr
vice conducted by Mrs L. f. Wilbur OF
Burlington. After n half hour devo,iona!
service, President Housh took tho chair.
Several changes in the by laws were unaui-
mousy adopted.
Reports of superintendents were next in
order Miss Frances E. Graves Of BroosGal
spoke of Scientific temperance and Ir..
NJ. D. Townshend of Rutland on "Nar-
cotics, " Mrs +. A. Kenyon Of Townsend
spoke OF The loyal temperance legion and
the subject of "Our publications. was
treated by Mrs Clinton Smith Of Middle
Jury, after which Miss NJ. =. Dunton -
Poultney, told Of what had been done an,
what might he done in the line of "Prcss
Work" The report Of the State organizer,
Mrs. Kenyon was next made The follow
ino evtracts r,o,, tbe reno,t os hfrs .,scro.
torv David.on yin i've an iloy or +r,
union's work and nrog~a.s durin, tho ve.r
ont of the ~ mons r.nortino i, I,v.
renlied with couraoe The ,ybnle u+ Of
unions uo,v ouviliarv to tha c+ota inc,ud.
inc those receully oroanizad number no
with a i,,orlber.hin of 1874 in Lo.uplo,e
and 3t3 in tbe vs. MAKING a total of 1917
The whole numher Of the l. n l. ms re-.
nortod is 15O5 and honorary, r,e,,lors n,,,,.
her 9tG .annroxinot.. Thn whole nur,l,ar
of new members REGULAR md honorary in-
cludlur Y's MS reportel is 3G9 Evor,- or.
panizsd coun+v saye one has hold m insti-
fute this year. making 10 .oui,t, convau-
tions n ,reo+ar nurLar than b,ld in onv
nreyious wear
The ronort Of -bp treo.prar Mrs T.
Richmond of NortbdalJ showed. Ro,anoo
on hont Ios- ,,o.r S,ou1 o0. ,,.ai,ts rr..,.,
oII sources dt,rinr fine vco~ si-8 o.. total
SQrq - Tho dl.brrt,p,ant. for oU ,,,r
noses wore +,.5 n5 Is,,.iu., q b,;orca n,
souI =
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of Nortnoli,r r,,,o 81, ,d,lross ,, FIN. .Yh.
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s,Iiross yas rracticol and sr,.aiIen. on.
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! The committee on resolutions next made
! their report. 70 was very long
/ one. emhoNTing strong .'Atmenl
against the adoption or 'r'nN9