News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-10-22
SUNOAY-SCH00L CONVENTION
Thlrty-FOurth Annual at MOrrisviIIe.--
All Parts of the State we'll
ReDresented.

Giebel of Philadelphia is the musical
director, and for the praise services
they are using one of his publica-
tions entitled "Uplifted Voices.'
There are about 175 delegates in
attendance and up to this time the
following have registered -
Barre-Mrs. F. A. Sherburne, j. C. Prince
Burington-Rev. G. H Beard, F, S. Pease
Berlin-Clara E. Johnson. Geo. F. Chase.
Barre-Pearl e. Lewis, Clara NJ. Forbes.
Sheldon-Rev and Mrs. J 6. Farr.
Greensboro-Rev. e. W Kellogg.
Grand Isle-Miss c. W. Macomber
| Montpelier-Nrz. A j. Smith
Cambridge. K Putnam, Mrs L. Putnam
Cabot-Mrs. j. Kim ball.
Concord-Miss Eva Howard, Mrs. j. H,
| Bonnette.
Week.-Mrs.. j. Fl. McLoud, Mrs A. 0.
Titus Mrs. Perkins.
Hyde Park-Rev C. S. Hager, Mrs A. V.
Wiswell
Elmore-Mrs. H. L. Lanpher, Mrs. F. B.
Merriam.
Tinmouth-John Ballard.
Northtied-M Mrs. Geo. Bailey, Mrs. G. d.
Edgerton
E Burke-Miss Jennie Green, Miss Lottie
Root.
st. Johnsbury-Nis Nellie Carr, Miss j.
Henderson, Mrs NJ. E. Dawson.
Waterbury-Wm. II. Trowbridge, Miss
Mary Drew.
Jercho-R l.. Howe.
Burlington-Prof. and Mrs. W T. Jackman,
Miss Walker.
Swanton-E P. Adems.
Underhill Center-Mlss Rena White, Miss
Emma Bartlett.
Ryegate-Miss Carma Gibson, Mrs. John II.
Lymes
Ludlow-A. F. Sherman
Cabot-Mr. and Mrs 5. B. Bodgett.
Topsham-Rev. j. C. Wright, Miss Golde
Smith.
Brownngton-Mrs. Nancie Eddy, Mrs
Emma Prescott.
Richmon Mrs. F. q. Shepardson, Miss
Ella Adams.
Peacham-Scott Cooley, f. G. Chandler.
Randoph-R H. Slack.
Enosburg Falls-Mrs. Martha Draper, }. NJ.
Jeffords
Wells River-Mrs E. W. Smith
Waterbury-Mrs. Z A. Smith.
Swanton-Miss nina Beeman Mrs. F. R.
Scott.
Proctor-H. P. Powers, D R. Mahaffy
East Hardwick-Mrs. Ellen Montgomery,
Miss Abba Hovey.
Waterburv-Mr. and Mrs j. W. Wallace.
Barton-Rev r. L. Shesff,
Groton-Mrs. Cyrus H. Wech.
Craftsbury-Helen Patterson, Mrs. J. C.
Babcock.
Newhury-urs. VIM Prentice.
Rockingham--JohnO o. Spring
Milton-C. l.. Parker.
Essex Junctlon-Chas Lathrop.
Williamstown--Rov. F Z. Cu9rfer. E. r..
Martin.
vergennes-Rev. R. R. Davies.
Northield-Arthur Robinson and wife,
Williston-Miss Grace Bliss, Miss Gertrude
Bryant.
MiltorLRev and Mrs Geo. Story, Miss L.
Y. Story.
Relvidere-Rev Geo. a. Kent.
UnderbiIl-Miss Leona Cook, Miss Luella
Amerman.
Cambridge-Miss Nellie Smith. Miss Hattie
Hopkins.
Worcester-Mrs E s. Bailey, Miss Brokam
Norwich-H. A Stevens
Lyndonvlle-Mrs. 6. NJ. Campbell, Mrs
VIM. A. Loomis.
Georgia-M. o. Bragg. John Reynolds.
FranklL-Rev. S. Donaldson, Geo. Fl.
Anderson.
Charlotte-Mrs. Mary Gale, Miss Anna By
ington.
Grand Isle-Miss Candace Macomber, Mrs.
A. Chamberln
South Hero-Miss Lucy Allen, Miss Maude
Fletcher.
Monkton-Mrs. l.. j. Rugg, G. M. Hazard
ShedoL-MIs. B. FL. Fairbanks, Mrs.
Eliza Marsh.
Ferrisburg-Rev. Geo. T. Lennon.
Thettord-Geo. S. Worcester.
Coventry-P. S. Hitchcock.
Colchester-Mrs. M. j. Collins.
Danville-Rev. 6. Il. Cummings.
Georgia-Rev. VIM. Shaw.
Jeffersonville-Mrs r. B. Thomas, Mr..
Buchanan.
McIndoes Falls-Miss. l.. NJ. Buffam.
Northfeld-M. D Smith, Rev. E. W. Thorp.
Pomfret - Miss Mary Ware n, Miss Leonard.
Union Viage-H. A, Stevens.
Wells Rivea-Chas. G. Scales.
Boston-Thomas l.. Dixon, Hamilton S.
Conant Wm. b. Faranster.
Newport-D. M. Camp
Alburg-Rev. W. II. Miller.
No. Springtield-R S. Fl. Archibald.
E. Hardwck-Rev. j. =. Marion.
Burling tou-H. A. Dumpee, Isaac Thomas.
Greensboro-R. j. Barton.
Bellows Falls-C. W. Osgood.
Middlebury-Miss Cordelia S. June.
Rupert-D. c. Tremaine.
Burington-Rev. Frank R. Morris.
No. Hyde Park-Anna Gilmore, L. Place.
Hinesburg-J. F. Harris, c. c. Adams, d.
Bean.
JohnsoI-B. L. Austin, Mrs. Fred Jones.
Sheldon-W. Ii. Tracy.
Essex Junction-G. IL. Kingsbury.
Manchester Center-Mrs. A. F. Smith.
Georgia-Jrs NJ. II. Ballard.
Alburg Springs-H. E. Kidder, Miss Mills
Rchford-Mrs. ii. A. Puffer, Miss Nellie
Manuel.
Winooski-Mrs. N. W. Hankermeyer.
Westford-Rev. ii. E. Loehlin.
Wolcott-G 4. Merritt, Hattie Hubbell.
The delegates commenced to arrive
on the early trains Tuesday morning.
They were met at the station by the
Reception Committee and were con-
Quoted to the Methodist church, where
they presented their credentials and
we're assigned places of entertain
ment. The delegates continued to
arrive by train and stage and many
came on the evening trains and Few
on the trains this morning. For
those who came by team and brought
luncheon, the ladies of the Methodist |
church very kindly furnished hot cot
fee and tea free OF charge.
The first meeting OF the convention |
was opened at two O'Clock Tuesday |
afternoon by an organ voluntary |
played by Miss Lena Irish of this
place. President Camp then called |
the meeting to order and a short pre-
paration service was held under the