Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-18

cd to the doctor saying: II didn't do a
very good Job. did II" He was carried
to his mothers homo in Sodom and died
about nine o'clock in the evening of con-
WILSON'S. His mother was the wife of
Frank Leslie, Il blacksmith. No reason
is known for the act other than That he
had been addicted to strong drink and he
was also separated from his wife
LOSS TO THE NEW HAMPTON INsT1-
TUTE
The many friends of the New 1Iamp-
ton Institute at Fairfax will regret to
hear that Professor and Mrs. r. II. Ba-
kcr, who have been with the school for
the past three years, have finished their
labors in the school. MIR. Baker has
since his work for the school began,
brought it tn n very promising position
After carriage drive TO burlington
they started for their home in New York
The coming year will be spent at Platts-
burgh, N Y, where Professor Baker has
fine position teaching the commercial
course of the high school there.
ANNUAL MEETING or CENTRAL
ASSOCIATION or CNIVERSALISTS
The 18th annual meeting of the Central
association of Univcrsaists met at VIII
Jamestown Tuesday, June .. 1906 In the
absence Of the moderator the opening
session was called to order by the secrc
w. Iynde of Wlliamstown was chosen
moderator pro TEN, and Miss Lucie Calef
of Washington and Mrs. Emory Smith Of
Barre as committee on credentials. The
address of welcome was given by the
pastor of the local church. the Rev.
Frances a. Kimball, who in a few we'll
chosen words assured the delegates and
members of the various parishes repre-
scented of a cordial and hearty welcome
TO Nllliamstown. fitting response was
made by the secretary of the association.
Tho afternoon session was opened by an
address by the Rev. Grant Van Blarcom
OF Washington on THE Financial Prob
lem" Following this came an address
by the Rev. Walter Dole of Northfeld on
DO We Pass Our Usefulness at Fifty"
The speaker held that provided the ply
steal powers were unimpaired brain
workers should by reason of develop
ment and wider experience be better
fitted for their special work by the pass
ing of the years. The roll of the parishes
comprised in the association was then
read and reports made by delegates or
pastors. The discussion of Missionary
work" in the district was participated in
by the Rev. l. =. Booth of Worthwhile.
the Rev Grant Van Blarcom Of Washing
ton, the Rev l.. +. Fortney of Plainfcld.
Ira c. Calef of Washington, the Row.
John Kimball of Lyndonvlle and others.
This was followed by an address by the
Rev. j. Edward Wright of Montpelier,
following out the lines of the discussion.
The evening session began with a praise
service led by the Rev. Frances a. Kim
ball, followed by an address by the Roy.
John kimball on Experiencing Re-
ligion." The last address of the evening
was by the Rev. w. w. Hooper Of Bel
lows Fails on the topic, rs 1t Worth
Nhile To Try? Mr.. Hooper was for 10
years the state missionary of the dcnom-
nation IN Maine, and is an earnest ana
iorc'ple speaker Inc speaker was listen
ed To with close attention and his ad-
ureSs was one OF the best OF the meeting.
INC choir We're assisted IN TINS service
ny MT a. I'' House leader oil lhe VIII
jamestown corhet pahd-
Association Of i-niversaIis,s was ononed
WIN haH-hPur conference meeting led
ny 'he i'cN, r frances y. Nllnnait An
a""itSS Oh ,hardcterlStlcS OF Liberal
ISM by the Key Marcia Selman Of East
MohtpeHer was next In order Inc re-
port or me committee on nominations
was thcn called Tor ana the following Of
Ulcers elected for the ensuing year: Mod
orator w. H. GladdinG of Barre; socrc-
tarN, Charles Dole of Mortified; pro-
grammc committee, the Rev. Van Blar
com Of WASHINGTON. the rev. Marcia Sell
man of East Montpelier and the Roy.
kimball of Williamstown. occasional ser
mon. J. Edward Wright. Tho place for
the meeting of the association next year
is not yet fixed. Following came an ad-
dress by Principal O. X. Hollister OF
Goddard Seminary entitled "A Plea for
u Higher Education" The occasional ser
moa WAS then preached by the Rev. l.
I. Booth Of Morrisville followed nv the
communion service led by Mr.. Booth and
Mr. Wright, Miss Tinker and Miss kim
ball acting as dcacons. The afternoon
meeting WAS given to a gymnasium on
sunday school work. led by Mrs 60 II
Richardson of Montpelier and Mrs r
Lane of Barre. Sover,, others Of hoth
clergy and laietv taking mart Tho c,e-
tc mary resolutions vore ,dontod and NO
assuciation adiourncd
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