Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16

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where. DO this and you Will come up to
conference shouting and when you join
| the conference above you viii go with
| your arms fun of shcaves.
| The candidates were then questioned In
| the disciplinary requirements to which
| they gave satisfactory answers. Mr.. Dan
iels and Mr.. Lance were admitted in fun
and elected to deacon's orders, and Mr..
| Barnes in full and to elders orders. The
right hand Of fellowship was extended to
the candidates by Bishop Merrill
The Rev. A. ID. Brown, communicate of
Norwich University, was introduced ana
spoke in the interests Of the institution
of which he is the head, giving a succinct
| history Of the university. President
| Brown cited numerous instances of grad
| yates who have since become prominent
in military and civil life. Tho faculty is
| trying to follow as closely as possible in
the steps of the founder of the institution.
| In closing his address President Brown
paid a glowing tribute to Admiral George
Dewey. graduate of the university.
PREDICTS REPEAL OF LICENSE,
| LAW.
The Rcv. G. W. Morrow of Burlington,
| superintendent of the state Anti-Saloon
| League, was introduced. lis prediction
that the license law now in force in Yer
mont Will be repealed and some kind of n
prohhitory law will take its place. was
received with loud applause. Mr.. Morrow
| ~, :" Wv "'.,N .antsch any Ioii6, ","'"'-
Nonsress that IL hau aoo"sheu .iquor
, n"IH run 'l,e ha'iohai Capllol d, WISH
Wi "'.u =, ,nc Erc't ii"'", ra'loi S'"-
| Of the State Christian association. Mr..
Morrow also extended fraternal greetings.
as did the Rev. w. S lIaZen. ID. D., of
-ro..l,iel"' lor IN" .ohStebH''o''ti
,,.' enes VI NerinoHt. ~ ii'D'' hit'rcSt,
, Is c"piailtu tne iolw'iu HOY cii'eh'
a. t"e Nuhsteea'ioiial hurcn' '"al mas
~ ~ n,.ci sou anu mas peen SUN II
r run,c,,,s o'uIns tno paSt Ne',r: 10 'heSe
nra.eri.nl Greetinss nlshop warren was
respond which he did in most happy
manner.
! - ". M"see' manager OF lhc new fHS-
ihn" DUCK concern OIL Boston reported Tor
t.e depository. AS a member OF IN" exec
! u'lNe committee OF 'he Natlonai hpWorth
,,e'sue that Is TO meet AT petrot july H.
vi MnSee stated tHat rouhu "Trip rate
W 81, rom Boston nau pecn secured ana
=" nel.noI'' Neti'"uls.s 10 a.'ehu'
,- ~ .",''c''om was 'ahe. ior heceSs'IS
It' s s cAPVHseS' "hich amounted u
"oo"' S'''
SATC RDA1 AFTERNOON.
The anniversary of the Woman's Home
! Missionary society was held at . o'clock
! Saturday afternoon. Mrs. A. H. Webb
OF bradford presiding. Mrs. X. NJ. Fowler
Of Ludlow read the scriptures and Miss
! Bryant. an evangelist on the st. Johns
bury district offered PRAYER. Miss Avery
! who has been associated with Miss bryant
| in cvange!istic work. rendered a solo
Mrs Della l.. Williams of Delaware
/ Ohio. national corresponding secretary
! 10 thc achio,an,onts an1 ,a,d nt a.,
| N,oman's Unmo Nieeionnr,. sociot, In III.
arm ,,nrt of ,bo t'nitod SET, nrd ,,,,.,,,o
| tho freedmen in mo So,,th y,honnver tlrV
| ,ind NO M,.tor bns .,nro L.rn,.o .,rI
onerod ,bo way
MEMORlAL SER\ ICE.
AT . oclcck aft the Conproratjonol
| Church - memorial eor,ica uae bold 70,
the wives of pastors who have died dur.
ing the wear The Roy Sv,voster Donald.
| SON nrasided ~ q Inbreor ra,d ,be
| scrinturos and r. !, r,nlir onorod rr,,,or
| Obituaries Of ntre ~ u IIouard -,
Wilder road nv a NJ RoutwoII of Mr.
w ~ pob,rson Of nIiita,, w, - g.,
| ana of Nre 7 Divor Of tJar1,,,;,, H.
Iosenh Hamilton ware fo,,owod nv rn.
| r,.ri,s on nire tIou.ora h,. n CHI
h,,rrn r. w Morso ~ 9 N,,ttor ond n
| NJ poutue1,. on Mr. uo,,nsnn h,. - u
Taplin. j. |, Baxendale and S. G. Lewis
ON Mrs. Dixon by j. O. Sherburne, ;. G.
LOWS u, H. wight Joseph HafnlI'oI' "hu
NJ. y. Iarouhagalh'
~ 'ioch p'H"o' N.''ieH me- an
"ouroSSeu inc Pastors wives asSoc'a'loi
at 'Ile parsonage anu at the Same houi
'i'e Wv ~ 70 - D'',.,aii ,onu 49,. 'ou d
reNiN"' sci az III" M'thouiSt NHuiNii
SATURDAY EVENING.
rho .o,i,ors.r,, Of tho ,,iseiorarv ca
,int,r ',',o Sat,trdn,. n,.onin,, With 81
.,dress IN, the Row T. NJ ,rnvlor - u
Of Doston told serretarv of Tho socjot g
Tho Rcv A Dixon nf uardyvicl; ure
i,i,d a,,i II paI,ar or I5nirr,v a,,d II
T., quo of parra ,.sia+.d in tho onori,,,
Inverciees Lor an hour ANA g, half mr.
TavIor held his great audience as h
nirtured tho eloriotis onnortunities of IN
rhurch of cod and tho solemn resnonsihili
tiec that confront if If il an avfu
hing Ia face an omen door Of onnnrt,init
md has boan ,rnt,id.d la, ,.nd ana nIIn,
am, ,ownrd,re tn stand in our v.,. M
Christian Church to-dav is dorelirt in If
dutv that if is not going mn and talin
The naqan world for rhr;st Dr T,,,Io
used n man of the world ia illustrate th
oren door of opportunity. and oxplaino
the business IKE metbods cmnlovod IA
the foreign missionary society in nrosecut
ing its work
coNut,pr~cc >o,r,,e
- T'7'
| PRINCIPAL W. X. Davenport has decide,
To remain at the head of Montpelier Sem
mary for another year. Strong pressur
has been brought to bear upon Mr. Davcn
port to accept an appointment in the con
seminary would not consent to part viii