News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-10-15
State Sunday School Convention.

The "a til annual convention OF Tue
State Sunday School Association to
be held in Morrisville, at the Cong'l
church, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, promises to be a great
success. Following is the program
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
2:OO-A Preparation Service, Linus Leav-
ems, Cambridge.
2:2O-Greetings exchanged. Local Commit
tee; President, D NJ. Camp, Newport.
2;35-President's Annual Message, D. M.
Camp.
2:4O-Music.
2:45-Addtess, Power for Service, How
Obtained" Hamilton ). Conant, Boston:
3:30-Open Parliament, Conducted by Mr..
Conant.
4:OO-Echoes from the International Con-
vention, Rev. W. T. Miller, Alburgh.
4:30--Meeting of Execu tive Committee.
Reception and Assignment OF Delegates
TUESDAY EVENING.
7:15-Praise Service, Conducted by Prof.
Adam Geibel.
OF B. F. Jacobs, Rev Il. Rabbit, Andover,
Mass; Gen Julius J. Estey Rev. 5. Il. Archi-
bald, No. Springfield.
S:15-Music.
8:2O-Address, "Somn Evidences that the
Bible is the Word OF Cod Rev. R. R. Davies,
Vergennes.
S:5O-Address, Glow to Raise the Stand.
ard of Bible Study in the Sunday School,"
Hamilton s. Couant.
Appointment OF Committees.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
S:3O-Devotional Service, Rev. J. P. Marvin,
Z Hard wick.
9:O0-Business Session, Reports; Executive
Committee, General Sec'y, Treasurer.
9:3O-The Home Department., Rev. Fl. A.
Durfee, Supt. Burlington.
9:5O-The Normal Department, Rev. R. j
Barton. Greensboro.
1O10-Address, "Lesson Preparation and
Presentation" c. W. Osgood, Bellows Falls.
1O:4O-Address, THE Child and His Teach.
er," Mrs Cornelia s. June, Middlebury.
11:00--ConferenCe The Child for God,
or the next Step" Joseph l.. Dixon, Boston.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
1:30-Praise Service, Music D rector Gebel.
1:50-Reports from Counties.
2:1O-Address, "The Education of Princess"
Rev. VIM. Byron Forbush, Boston.
2:4O-Address, "The Men of To morrow"
Principal Isaac Thomas, Burlington.
3:00-Parament Conducted by Messrs.
Forbush and Thomas.
3:30-Address, Enlistment of Young Men
for the Service of the Church" Rev. D. c. Ire
MAINE Rupert.
4;OO-Open Parliament, Rev. j. P. Marvin,
E. Hardwick
4:15-Address at the Methodist church by
Joseph l.. D xJn OF Boston; Topic Library
Extension"
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
7:15-Prase Service, Musical Director.
7:30-Reports OF Committees, Election of
Officers, Business.
S:3O-Addreas, Modern Triumphs of the
Cross" Subject for Sunday School Study,
Rev. Frank R Morris, Bennington.
THURSDAY MORNING
S:3O-Prayer Meeting, Rev. j. P. Marvin,
E. Hardwick
9:OO-Address, Character Building" Rev.
George T Lennon, No. Ferrisburg
9:30-Address, Rev. Chas. S. Perkins, No.
Woodstock N HI.
10:00-Address and Parliament, christian
Citizenship" George S. Worcester, Thetford.
10:30-Closing words by the President.
Each school is entitled to two dele
gates, and each county five delegates.
The Chairman of the entertainment
committee requests all delegates to
send their credentials to his address
before Oct. 18th, if they wish enter
tainment provided for them. They
will also state whether they are young
or elderly people, lady or gentleman,
whether they will drive in with team
or come by train, and what day and
hour they may BE- expected. Will Su-
perintendent kindly see that the above
requests of the entertainment COM
mittee are promptly complied with.
For those who prefer to entertain
themselves the following rates have
been secured. Hotel LamoilIe, 81 per
day, 25 cents single meals. Twenty
five cents lodging. The Randall
quotes ST. so per day, two lodging in
the same room.
Reduced rates have been granted
on the several roads. In all cases ask
for convention tickets.
Each school should make an fer
ing each year for meeting the expenses
of the Association. Ii any school has
not responded to the appeal of the
Finance Committee, delegates should
be instructed to make pledges or con-
tributions at seat of convention.
Bring Bibles, notebooks and pen
ellis. The value of the convention to
each delegate will be what is carried
away in permanent form.