The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-03
FIRST MEETING TUESDAY.
1t is Expected that Nearly 300 Dele
gates VIII Attend This State
Convention.

Christian Endeavorers from all over the
state win flock to Barre early next week
to attend the eighteenth annual conyen-
tion Of the Vermont Christian Endeavor
Union. It Is estimated that there win be
nearly 800 delegates in attendance. "A
most attractive programme has been ar
ranged and the convention promises to be
very successful.
The convention will open Tuesday after
noon at the First Baptist church where
the headquarters viii be- and the meeting
and social affairs will continue through
Thursday forenoon.
The programme for the three days is as
follows:
Tuesday Afternoon, Oct. @.
At Baptist Church.
2,80, Praise service led by Rev. L. NJ.
Fuller.
2.45, Quiet hour, led by W. r. Moody
Of Northfield Mass
305, Greetings by II. G. Woodruff,
chairman Of general committee, followed
by response by Rev. II b. Kellogg Of Wat
erbury, first vice president.
$50, Address, sWhy should we strive
to increase our membership Col. Porter
Dale, Island Pond
800, Address How can we reach our
young people2n Rev II. J. Wychoff, Chel-
sea.
4.15, Address, What shall we do with
our young people after we get them2p DR..
Edward ElIery, Saxton's Diver.
4 S5, Reports Of officers.
Tuesday Evening, Oct. G.
at Opera House,
7l5, Praise service, led by Rev E. NJ.
Fuller
500, Address, ". R. Moody, East North.
Geld, Mass.
s.80, Address, Rev. Jas. Alexander
Newport, N. III, state president N,
II. Christian Endeavor Union.
Wednesday Forenoon, oct. !.
At Baptist Church.
900, Qulet Hour, Rev r. A. Poole
Barre, leader.
9.l5, Echoes from Denver, Miss Helen
Graves, st. Johnsbury Center, state secre
tary.
Gas, Reports Of local unions and socie-
ties, D. 5. Carpenter, Middletown Springs,
leader.
1894, Address, .sThe Correspondents;
School for Christian Workers, w. D.
Hays, Bellows Falls
10.45, Address, "The Object of it all,
Rev. Henry J Kilburn, Bradford
1885, Address, How can we make the
Bible our own Rev. RI A. Nichols, Wor-
cester
ii.25, Address. tNew Campaign fol
Christian Endeavor,n Rev. E. NJ. Fuller,
Burlington.
1855, Announcement of committees.
Wednesday Afternoon. Get. :.
100, Quarry excursion.
Junior Hour
At Congregational Church.
400, Exercises by the Barre Juniors.
A 80, Address to the Juniors, Mrs L, a.
Pierce, Westminster, state assistant Ju
nior superintendent.
4.44, Presentation Of state Junior ban,
ner.
4 AS, Address. Christ and the Chill
dren," Rev w. w. Sleeper, Wellesley
Mass.
SIS, Open Parliament on Junior Work
led by Rev Frances E. Clark, D. d., Bos
ton.
Wednesday Evening, Oct. !.
At Opera House.
7.15, Praise service, Rev. E. NJ. Fuller
leTder
7S0, Address, sWorkmen that needetl
not to be ashamed, Harry Wade Hicks
Boston, secretary A. B. c. m.
sos, Address, Forward Movement
Rev. Frances i. CLARK, d. D. president
United Society G. Z.
Reception, Congregational church
Thursday Forenoon, Oct, s.
900, Qniet hour. Rev. W. A. Kinzie'
Barre, leader.
9.15. Address, tWhat is it to be a Chris
tlanep Rev @. s. Hager, Hyde Park.
0.35, Purpose meeting, What are you
going to do about it?'' Lieut.. w n. Batch
elder, Brattleboro.
9.55, Address, "Summing up the con-
yention thoughts and ideas, " Rev fraser
Meter, Randolph,
1915, Business and closing