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NEWS OF VERMONT
More Important Events Grouped for
Free Press Readcrs-Vcrmont Yearly
Meeting of Free VIII Baptist
Churches.

The 95th annual session of the Vermont
yearly meeting of Free Baptist Churches
will be held in West Charleston, Sept 10
to 10. Following is the program: Thurs
day. Sept. lo-7:30, prayer meeting, Rev
j. u. Waldron; 500. sermon before min
listers conference, Rev. b. f. Jefferson
Friday, Sept. ll-S:3O, devotional service
Rev Edwin Blake; 900, private business
1000, relation of general conference to the
subordinate bodies, Rev. j. W. Burgin
followed by discussion; HOO, paper, How
shall we arrest the decline and awaken
enthusiasm in our Vermont churches?
Rev r. p. Parker, followed by discus
sion. Yearly meeting conference-100
organization and business; 300. reception
of corresponding messengers from other
bodies, co. service Of prayer; revival
under Josiah. THE Word Of Cod Rev.
r. T.. Dunston; 500, annual sermon, Rev.
J. +. Thurston. Saturday. Sept. 12-S:So,
devotional service; revival under Elijah.
Prayer to God Rev. r. l.. Dunston;
900 business 9:+5, reports of correspond
ing messengers to other bodies, 1000,
paper. How may we help the Sunday
school? Rev. G. II. Gray; 1890, paper,
How can the Sunday school benefit the
unsaved? Rev. W. F. Harding; II 100, ser
mon, Rev. Franklin Blake; y. p. A. F.
C. E.; 1870, prayer and praise 1:45. re-
port of secretary and treasurer. organi-
II.
dress, music; address, Porter FL. Dale
Woman's Missionary Society 700,
singing; devotional service, Mrs Frank
lin Blake: solo. Rev. f.. NJ. Fuller adj
dress, Miss L. A. DeMerritte; collection,
singing, benedicton. Sunday, Sept. 10
900. yearly meeting love feast; revival
under Nehemiah. Work for God" Rev,
Y. L. Dunston 1O;45. sermon; annual col
lection; $50, revival under the Apostles
at Pentecost, Power from Cod Rev.
Duston; 2;15. sermon; communion service,
Rev. A Shepard, Rev. NJ. c. Henderson;
700, revival under Apostles at Samaria.
Joy in God" Rev. r. l.. Duston; 7:45,
sermon; closing service,
ANNUAL PICNIC OF BUFFALO YER
MONTERS.
The annual picnic of the Buffalo So
cioty of Vermonters was held at Della
ware Park Buffalo, n. V, Sept. 9TH,
over so members were present, and sew
eral guests. The following officers were
chosen for the ensuing year; President,
DIR. Henry u. Ingraham, formerly of
Lebanon, Vt: vice president, Thomas II.
Noonan, Esq. formerly of Addison, VT;
secretary, Samuel b. Botsford. Esq, for
merly of Vergennes Vt, treasurer, Wal
ter II. Johnson, formerly OF Bradford
Vt. chaplain, Rev. Frank S. Fitch; ex-
ecutive committee. DR.. Dewitt C, Greene
formerly Oh StdIhsoolo, w. MN. ii.I'
w. HILL formerly OF Isle La Motto; Mel
son o. Tiffany Joseph F. Ball. Charles
w Stone, formerly Of johnson, Vt; Hon.
Frederick Howard. Charles S. Farnham
| Esq, formerly of Bradford VT Ad-
dresses were made by DIR. Dewitt c,
Greene. the retiring president; Hon.
Henry w. Hill, Hon. Charles H. Lincoln
of Albany. formerly OF Grafton, VT sam
uel b. Botsford and DR., Charles III. Wood
ward. The society, which is a strong one,
holds its annual banquet in mid-winter.