Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-07

REV JAMES X. EVER.
this Sunday school work. the attracting
the attention of the sons and daughter.
Of this life The humblest Sunda,
school in the land is more noble .
grander work than the most imposing
of the European cathedral. Let us have
high and holy appreciation OF the
work we have on hand.
"Unworthy motives sometimes come
into religious life even into the clergy
You cannot get along in religious life
unless your motive is the law of God.
Love is the fulfilling of the law, love
that endures hardness like good sold
ier. You must have to appreciate what
the Christ is and what he has done for
YOU if You are to succeed in this work
1t is to deal with the admopitory truths
of the Bible. If we make close alliance
with God we may labor in the consci-
BUSINESS of final victory: Truth is by
and by to sweep the world. The King
dom and greatness of the Kingdom shall
be given to the people"
Amongst those present from out Of
town are B. A. Robinson, Rev. b. b.
Bo>W orth, New York City; Rev. Gibbs
5laislee, Rutland Rev. g. W. Clough,
Harry Kicker, Walter Glovir, Groton :;
MeSsrs Thomson and White, Mrs. Flet-
cher, Mrs Baker, Essex; Mr.. Foster,
West Rutland, Rev. and Mrs. W. A.
Knzie, Bristol; Rev. Il. A. Howard.
Randolph A. c. Palmer, Miss Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Can, East Charlotte :;
Mr.. Thurston, West Bolton; Rev and
Mrs. j. f. Berry, Montgomery ; Mrs.
| Martha Mason, Mrs. Charles Champion,
Mrs. Apgelne Collins, Ira Miss Mary
| Newman Windsor ;Rev and Mrs Henry
Croker, Mrs. Stafford, Miss Della Stafford
Miss Eunice Leach, Fairfax; Mr.. and
Mrs. Galusha, JericO Rev. W. s. Rob-
erts, Mrs. +. ID. johnson, Miss Julia
Granger, Burlington; Rev. and Mrs. G.
w. Safford Mrs. II. r. Bcecher, Miss
Flossie Kenyon, Henry Kenyon, William
Sanctuary, Hinesbursh Rev. and Mrs.
A. n. Woodruff and Miss Woodruff.
East Iardwick; Mary Brown, Proc
torville; Miss Story, Miss Cutting, Rev.
f. NJ. Bartlett, Vergennes; Mr.. Dodge,
! c. W. Osgood, Bellows Falls, Rev. aud
Mrs. G. ID. Meadham. j. ID. Gould and
wife, Passumpsic; Mrs, c. Nj. Robbins,
| l.. ", Bush, BroOklne; o. Il. Pease,
Maud Kenyon, Mrs. M &. Glider, Mrs.
w. ii. II, Avery, St, Albans; Mis- Geo.
Pepper. Newton Center, Mass; +. G.
Lamb, Poultry; b. f. Arwater johnson
| Rev. Thomas Davidson, MIR. Wright,
Mrs Thompson, Colchester; James X.
! Ever. Providence, r. |.
! The exercises were continued again
: this morning beginning at o'clock with
"A preparation service ied by Hugh II
q i,arklev Of Brattleboro. The commit
tee appointed were as follows: on nom
nations Rev. G. Il. Dodge, Rev. Thss
/ Davidson, z. A. Park; on Resolutions
Rev. G.. y. Il. Meacbam, Rev. ID. w
LYMAN, Rev. Mr.. Braidslee; on mex
session Rev. w. \. Davidson, W. a
Perry, A. 6. Palmer; General committee
t, consider the combining of this con
veution with those of the stale conven
ton Rev. IL. Crocker, Rev. W. A. David
som, A. S. Andrews. ! he latter com
. mIler to report next year.
! In the absence of IN" Rev, H. T.
+ Tha>cr If Ludlow u paper from him "a
the SUI r '.l'u>s'h ii,'> for Evan@, /
za,jon ~ i>irir Nrhnrl work." was .,u,
! Wv irc Rev. e. W. Stafford of IIinesbul 81
Next cam" the conference led by tht
Assoca'ch Representatives Rev, E, NJ
Harlc,' of VrrgenneS, Rev. A. l.. Ward
-worih OF Newport, Rev Henry Crock
pr of Fairfax, Rev. &. II, Watt of Wes
Rutland, Rev W. A. Davidson of Mont
!. nclier, Rev. Il. f. Mitchell of Putney
Rev. A. &. Chicl, of East Walliugford
Those who were not present sent paper
Various members spoke upon tn
"Thiugs TO be Desired in Our Stalistica
Tables"