The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-09-11
CHRISTIAN ENDEATORERS.
Full Programme of the Annual State Con-
vention to be Held Next Week in
Burlington.

Full Programme of the Annual State Con-
vention to be Held Next Week in
Burlington.
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16. AT
Z: 10, praise service 7: 30, Scriptural selec-
ton and prayer, Rev. Edward Halves, DID,,
Rev. II. G. Farrar, DID,, Albany, N. Y.
TUESDAY MoRN1sa.-At 6: 30, morning
prayer. meeting, led by W. w. Murray,
Winooski; 8: co. devotional meeting, led by
Rev. N. @. Saunders, Johnson; 9: 10, ad.
dress Of welcome-in behalf of the city of
Burlington, Mayor W. j. Van Patten; in
behalf of the churches, Rev. H. S. Rowe; in
behalf of the Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation, Secretary John Gibson; in behalf of
the Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor, II. s. Howard; in behalf of the
Chttenden Cou ty Union, George N. Wood,
Milton: response by President e. G. Os-
Secretary e. E. Towner, Montpelier
10: %, reports from local unions, conducted
by Mrs. Q. j. Peterson, East Fairfield |;
IL 80, work of Kurn Hattin Home, Rev
George Fl. DeBevoise, Keene, N. H.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. At 1:45, deyo-
tional meeting; junior rally, Mr.. L. w.
Hawley, Brattleboro, presiding and Miss
Lillian Brown, Burlington, musical di-
rector; singing, Onward, Christian soldiers
prayer, closing with the Lords Prayer
Psalm 1, in unison; singing, The Lord is
My Shepherd; words of greeting, Miss Cora
Cushman, Burlington; response by the
chairman violin solo, Miss Florence Har-
riette Roby, Burlington; address, Mrs. f. e.
Clark, Auburndale, Mass; singing by
chorus choir exercises by Kurn Hattin
Juniors; Vermont and Junior Endeavor
Our Granite Basis, Master James Henry,
Barre; The Sweetest Thing in Vermont,
Miss Annie Day, ST. Johnsbury; Gilt Edged
Junior Endeavor, Miss Matte N. Colburn,
East Fairfield; Our Lakes and Rivers: Our
Prospect, Master William B. d. Hayes,
Bellows Falls; Our Green Mountain Homes
music by Burlington Juniors; flag exercise
by all juniors; address; The Children's Cru
sade, exercise by seventy Juniors; annual
report of Junior work by state superin-
tendent, vice for all Junior Endeavorers !;
singing, Blest be the Tie that Binds; bene-
diction.
TUESDAY EvENING.-At Z: 90, song service
1920, Scripture selection and prayer; Z: 80,
address, Rev. Smith Baker, DID, East Bos-
ton. Mass; address, Rev. f. E. Clark, DID,,
Boston; reception.
WEDNESDAY MoRNING.-At 6: 30, sunrise
prayer-meeting, led by G. F. North, Rut-
land; 8: 15 devotional meeting; $50, How
Young Christians Should Work, Guy G.
Lamson, Addison 9:45. Receiving and
Doing, Miss Margaret M. Ross, Rutland
1000, open parliament-How to Make
Christian Endeavor Practical-first, officers
ings led by Rev. G. W. Morrow, Randolph.
At 10: 80, What More Can We Do? Rev. j..
D. Keefe, Burlington 10: co. Facing the
Twentieth Century, Claus Olandt, state
secretary Of Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciation II 10, the Work of the Floating
Society, Mrs. l.. W. Hawley, Brattleboro;
II: 20, Christian Citizenship, John B. Chase,
Lyndon; report OF state treasurer, M. l..
Cheney, Barre.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNooN.-Sessio opens
with a devotional meeting, conducted by
Rev. e. J. Ranslow, Swanton. At l. 40,
address, Rev. Addison p Foster, DID,
Boston; 2: 05, Missions, Miss Anna NJ Cum
mings, South Africa; $50, open parlia-
ment-What is Your Society Doing for
Missions?-led by Rev. A. j. Covell Water
bury; PAS, paper, Mrs. Ida Chandler,
Woodstock 800, A Responsive Chord, Rev.
John Mason, Lyndon Center; 8: 20, Personal
Work and How Accomplished, Miss Jessie
NJ. Kirkland, Norwich, Mass; reports of
committees and election of officers
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. At 7:15, song
service; 7: 30, devotional exercises. con,
Quoted by Rev. W. j. Chapman, Shelburne;
address, D. L. Moody, Mortified, Mass.
| conservation meeting.