Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-20
AT SPRING GROVE.
W. C. T. r. Campmesting to be Held
July "a TO Augu,t 1.


W. c. T. r. Campmesting to be Held
July 24to Augu,t 1.
NEW HAVEN, July 16.-A campmeetng
under the auspices of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union will be held at
Spring Grove camp ground, commencing
July "a and ending August 1.
The following is the programme;
Monday, July 24-7:3O p. m, consecra-
ton service, led by Mrs. l.. +. Wilbur, Bur
lington.
Tuesday, July $3.50 a. m, conservation
meeting, led by Mrs. Martha A. Holden,
followed by Suggestions on Responsible
ties Of Parents;" 10 u. m, Working
Girls Home" Miss NJ. G. Joy, Woodstock;
IL a. M, Bible reading Mrs. E. NJ. Whit
temore, New York City; II M, Noontide
prayer; l p. M, Children's hour, under
tho direction of Mrs. L. A. Kenyon, Towns
hend 2 p. M, address, ''The Door of
Hope" Mrs. f. NJ. Whittemore, New
York City; Z p. M, Praise service 1880
p. m, "Our Home for Friendless Women, "
Mrs. NJ. L. Bell Worthwhile; "Our Plans
and Aims" Mrs. Martha A. Holden, SUI
perintendent of "Our Home. "
Wednesday, July 26-S:30 a. m, conse-
csation service, led by Mrs. o. j. Squires,
Lansingburgb, n. y; 10 a. m, address,
J. II. Coleman, ID. D., Saratoga, N Y, ~
M, noontide prayer; p. m, children's
hour p. m, address, The home field, "
Mrs. May Leonard Wells. Madison, n. j. ;
solo, Miss Hortense Drake, Middlsbury; re-
ports from auxiliaries Of the State; p. m.,
twilight service Mrs. j. II. Drew; 7;30 p.
M, "Our Southern work." Miss Lucy
Hitchcock, n. o. University, La. 1.-THE
work in New Mexico" Mrs. Mary A.
Trip,
Thursday, July 1850 a. m, devotion ,
al service, Rev. Mr.. Johnston, Castleton
10 a. M, address, Hon. Daniel Bookstaver,
Syracuse, n, y. ~ M, noontide prayer;
! p. M, children's hour; p. M, address,
f. d. Seldom, Saratoga, N. V. general bus
incss meeting of the society; p m, yes
per service; 1850 p. M, address, Rev j. j.
Noe, Rutland.
Friday, July $3.50 M, Devotional
services, Mrs. M. A. Monroe, Middlebury;
10 a. m, address, Mrs. Isabelle Davis
New York City; 1880 a. m, Bible read
ing, Mira. L. NJ. Denny, Montpelier; -
M, noontide prayer; p. m, children's
hour, Miss Emma Z. Drew, Burlington; 2
p. H., symposium for the "Sons and
Daughters of the King Up. m, vespsr
service. Mrs. II. j. d. Weeks; 1880 p. m.
address, c. n. Thomas, New Haven.
Saturday, July 1880 a. M, consecra-
tion service, Mrs. Phebs Stone Beeman,
Windsor; 10 a. m, address, Mrs Charles
Davis, missionary from Turkey; 1l;30,
Bible reading, Mrs NJ, A. Potter,
Monkton; 2m., noontide prayer; l p.
M, chldren's hour; 2 p. m, address,
"The outlook" Mrs. Julia II. Morehouse,
Brandon Reports from auxiliaries of the
State; z p. M, praise service, Miss Bertha
Chamberlain; 1880 p. M, address, Z.
Cameron Scott, lately returned from
Africa.
Sunday, July 3O-S:3O a. M, love feast,
Rev. T.. Cameron Scott, Africa; 10 a. m.
Miss Clara Cushman, Walnut Hill, Mass
noontde hour of prayer; p. M, children ,:
hour; 2 p. M, address, Rev. George j.
Kunz, Bristol; p. M, praise service. Mrs.
Ii. Duuton, d. d., Poultney.
Monday, July $3.50 a. M, memorial
service for our promoted comrades Mrs. j.
4. Bowen, West Enosburgh; 10 a. M, ad
dress, Mrs. Esther I. Housh, honorable
president, Boston, Mass; 1870 a. M,
Bible reading, II. G. Curtis, Troy, y. y.
IL M, nooutide hour of prayer; l p. m.
ohildren's hour, Mrs. T. A. Kenyon, Town
shend; 2 p. M, school of methods, Mrs. u
E. Davidson, Newfans p. M, vssper ser
vice, Rev. Mr.. Kellogg, Bristol; 1870 p. IN.
addresses, Rev. L. l.. Beeman, Windsor
Mrs. r. r. Johnston, ex-president Cali
fornis w. c. I. U.
Tuesday, August $50 a. M, prais
service, led by Mrs. l.. n. Franklin, Rut
land; 10 a. m. address, Rev. o. D. Clapp
w oodstock - M, Noontide prayer;
} D. M, Children's hour, l.. I. l.. service
conducted by Mrs. f. A. Kenyon; p. m.
Mrs. f. B. Hall, Plattsburg, p. M, YES
per service, led by Mrs. A. A. Wyman
Cam bridgeport; 7;4j p. m, closing service
testimony and praise, J. j. Noe, Rutland
Prof. F. d. Demming Of California viii
,, conduct the musical programmes, assiste
> by Rev. c. n. Thomas, Mrs. H. j. d
, Weeks and Miss Hortense Drake. Mrs. 81
w. Gwindon of New York City is ex