Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-29


Address in tho Eycning by Rev. iI. p.
stevens of piattsburgb.
The fifth convenfior of tlic Worjn.'s For
eirn Niseiop,rv sociotv of tbo Rurtirrton
district was held Octobot 81 in tic Metho-
dist church. a good number - delegates
were lrcscnt, 90 auxiliarics t.lug repre-
sented. Dinner and tea were served in tho
church parlors. Mrs j. Il. Smith, the
district secretary, who presided, made Il
very favorable impression by her conduct Of
the sessions
MorytNa SESSION.
Tho ,,,o,.ri,c, so.i,,, o,o,,,d at IN o,clocl,
Mra II A Ster,,. cond,icto1 tho devotional
exercises. and in the absence Of Mrs. Hill
maj, Mrs n IT smith district secretary
presided Mrs Albert Jones was elected
sacratsrv rro to,,
short history ,f the burlington
,uvi,i,-v wos road Inv triss M,v Walker
Poro,.ts frnn, o+bor nnxiliar,es ware also
reed and ,ncourorIrr words TO tho nuxiji.
n,ies were given bv the district secretary
Nrs s,,iu
rio tollo,riro oo,,r,ii4oo an resolutions
WINS then olccted. Mrs T. p Iund Mrs. II
II Eoed Nrs I, r Lord mud Mrs j NJ.
ELY
Mrs T, n Lord ,xnloined the work Of
+bo ...,,,,,4 !, socio.,-, ;, Mice Ada Ploir
netting president of the EurIinrton auxiliary,
ir,i+od +ho Ialio, 80 .to ,opIor fo,. di,,ar
md afte, odiournr,op+ t,is i,vite+ion ,vos
accented
AFTERNOON SESSION.
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nrivi,ooe. :, was tho .rl,ioot +a,,on m l.,
Nv. e y rmnI As;da fro,,, ~ ralrr1oy
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i.o daol of in+or,rntio,, ,bort for,i,p 1vor,,
that her auxiliary would be greatly inter
ested in which she could gain by CORES
pondence.
Mr. l.. Atwater of Grand Rapids, Mich.
made a few remarks during which he re
teried particularly to missionary work.
Mis-. Fiesbv OF Winooski reGl a leafle
that told sn affecting little story of
Chinese girl.
Rev Mr.. Wesley Race Of Raceviilc. n
y, spoke briefly and earnestly. He sail
thst no man ever hud or has too much o
The love OF God in his heart and the onward
progress Of missionary and other Christial
work is owing 10 truly consecrated lives
resolutions OF thanks were offered to the
listers of burlington for their cordial vel
come and hospitality to the Young Ladies
Mission band, to the Mission Band of VIII
ing Workers. to the trustees for the use o
the church, to the sexton for lis kind offices
the choir for their beautiful music and thu
rail- Dads for reduced rates.
Tho mission band then entered the chape
and marched around the aises singin!
'Awake awake, the Master now is calm,
us After being seated Mrs Smith spok
briefly and pleasantly to them. The dox
ology was then sung and the session sd
journed
EVENING SESSION.
The aveni,r . ,o,,.
At4or siro,i,,,r s0'''o,' oron.I 1
tional erercisa: ons iocal I" .l p r'iN' ~
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yivor NV Hc, !, u Nt t W. 80 n,1'.tsr".t
L. CHS Vi l ia' 'a'u' Il
.ruction he a 'n't .no ~ s,nd,
islands from, ,,,io'i $500. vas ~ w.. ~ hi
fhera auJ .,,, a.. Co., /.