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Convention Of Epworth League At
81. Alpans Next Wsck.

The st. Adams district Epworth League,
will hold it's twelfth annual convention
in st. Adams on Thursday and Friday of
next week. The programme as arranged
follows: Thursday evening", song ser
vice, by the Methodist Episcopal Church
choir; 1880 short addresses on What
Should Be the influence Of the Epworth
League; /, on the church, George An
dersop, Of Frankln; IL, on the com
munity, H. II. Fullerton, of Waterbury,
III. on the individual Miss Elsie Pease,
OF Swanton; s, appointment Of commit
tees. Friday morning.-S:30, song and
prayer service, A. c. S. Beeman, prosi-
dent st. Adams chapter Epworth League.
No. 1902: 9, address OF welcome. the Rev.
w. S. Smthers. Of ST. Adams response,
A. NJ Aseltinc. Of Enosburgh Falls; 9:l5,
business session; 10, paper, The Epworth
League Course IF Bible Study" Miss Mel
lie Manuel. OF Richford; suggestions from
convention, solo. A. c. S. Beeman; IL.
convention sermon. the Rev. George w.
Hunt. of Enosburgh Falls. Friday after
noon.-1:3o, devotion A. NJ Ascltino. of
Enosburgh Falls; ., Relation of the Ep-
worth League to tho Mission Work of the
Church. the Rev A II. Baker. of Fair
fax; discussion Of above 2:3o. short papers
on department work. (a) spiritual Mrs. f,
j. Parmelee, of Enosburgh Falls: (b)
mercy and help Mrs West NJ. Pierce. OF
st. Adams; tc) literary, Miss Elsie NJ.
Houghton. Of Swanton; Id social. Miss
Mary Rankin. OF Georgia: solo. Miss Mar
ion Collins. of ST Adams $50 Junior
League work. |. Exercise by Alpha Chap
ter of the Junior League, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. w. 5. Smithers 2. short adj
dress on Junior League work Mrs. VIII
liam Shaw, of Georgia; 4:3o, adjournment.
Friday evenins.-7:15 praise service. tho
Rev. W. s. Smithers: 7I5. address. The
Supreme Duty OF the Epworth Lacquer"
the Rov. William shaw of Georgia: bene-
dict'on. the Rev DIR. c. 5. Nuttcr. prcsd-
irC elder St Adams district Of Vermont
Methodist Episcopal conference.
THOUGHT MAN WAS BEING
STARVED.
A rather liz oily incident occurred at
Rutland city HOSPITAL Sunday afternoon,
when several friends of a l'olander by
the name Of Yrrose, from West Rutland.
who is very i'll with typhoid fever. called
ut the institution, and after seeing the
sick man insisted on taking him down
town to a restaurant and buying him a
dinner. They seemed to think that the
patient was being starved by his attend
ants and should he fed at once. The WISH
tors refused to feton 10 tho advice Of tho
physician in charge and insisted on TAX
ing tho man out to dinner. n WIS only
Hlter rlepnonlng 10 inc nOnce tnat the
party was induced to leave. They were
gone when tho policemen arrived.
FAIR HAVEN INDUSTRY GOING TO
TROY.
Tho Kilbourne Manufacturing company,
which makes wire goods and hardware
specialities. has concluded to move its
factory from Fair Haven to Troy, n Y.
Tho Troy chamber Of commerce has 70
| Gently raised 81 sl5 hV suhscriptio for the
purpose of defrayinK the cost. The Kill
bourne company will consolidate with n
| hardware company and possibly next
spring with manufacturing company do
| ms business in tpp~r Troy. tho coDsOli-
dated company will start out with force
OF 150 hands vhich wiz hc i-"rr-ss' g..
! about 30 when the third company will
| ioir tho combination This husin"ss was
started about six years ago in Rutland
! and after ruprvo "h0r' . --r~r O0lpl0V-
ing from Is to 90 hands, the plant was
! moved to Fair IIaver. -'hon It camo into
/ the possession Of C. Y. Kibourne of that
place.