Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-02
STATE CONVENTION
CongregatiOnaIists Of Vermont
Coming to BrattIeboro

Full Program Of the Sessions for Jnne II,
10 and 14-woman's Home Missionary
Union.
The 10th annual meeting of the Con-
gregational convention of Vermont and
the annual meetings of the Vermont Do
nestle Missionary society and the Wom-
ans Home Missionary Union will be held
i'm the Centre Congregational church here'
June 1915.
The first session will be held Tuesday
afternoon when the annual report Of John
NJ. Comstock of Chelsea, corresponding
secretary, viii be read and the sermon
preached by the Rev f. A. Poole of Barre.
Tuesday evening a service arranged by
the Womans Home Missionary union Will
be held The addresses Will be as follows:
why We Are Benefcent and How We
May Become Benehcent," Rev. c. A. Nor
throp, secretary of systematic benefcence;
"Chrst's Message to the American Peo-
pie Rev. L. Payson Broad; THE White
Mans Book Mrs. II. S. Caswell Broad
The Outstanding of America" Don o.
Shelton, Young Peoples secretary, c. H.
NJ. S.
Wednesday morning the annual meet
ing of the Vermont Domestic Missionary
society will be held.
Wednesday afternoon the general topic
will be Boys and the Church." The ad-
ufeSS VIII De. Inc ROVER OF the COul-
mon Agencies Of our Churches to Touch
Boys" Rev X. w. Roundy Of Ludlow;
Boys Clubs" Rev. w. c. Prentiss, New
bury; Boys Camps" Principal T.. II.
Dorsey, Ludlow; 1.-THE Boys Brigade"
Rev. c. c. ST. Clare, Morrisvllle; THE
Chivalric Idea in Work with Boys" Rev.
F. l.. Masseck, Brattleboro. national king
Of the Knights of King Arthur.
Wednesday evening the general topic
will be Men and the Church. with ad-
dresses as follows: Does the Church
Make Men Feel Her Interest in Them as
Christ Did," Rev. c.. w. c. Hill, Proctor,
Rev. j. X. Fuller. johnson; rs the Basis
on Which the Church Receives Men That
on Which Christ Received Them" Rev.
| s. II. Barnum Cornwall, Attorney Cen
eral c. c. Fits Brattleboro; The Pulpit
from a Young Mans Point of View" H.
H. Blanchard Springfield, S. HOLSTER
Jackson Barre.
Thursday morning the reports of the
committee on Sunday schools will be given
and the discussion opened by Rev. c. II.
Smith, Pittsford. Rev. W. Z. Jackson,
Dummerston, Rev. e NJ Fuller. secretary
Vermont Sunday School association; "A
Revised Sense OF God the Dynamic of
the New Revival the Rev G. 5. Mills,
Bennington.
Each church is entitled to representa-
! ton by its pastor and one lay delegate.
who are requested to present their Gre
dentials to the secretary promptly upon
| arrival
The churches i'm Brattleboro extend
their hospitality from Tuesday noon to
! Thursday noon inclusive. to pastors and
| delegates who are duly appointed and who
will notify the entertainment committee
by June 6.
Woman's Home Missionary Union.
The 18th annual meeting of the Wom-
/ ans Home Missionary Union of Vermont
win be held June 49, with the morning
and afternoon sessions in the Congrega-
! tional chapel. An evening session will be
! held in the Congregational church.
At the morning session there will be
reports and election of officers. The pa
| pers will be: plan of Work for 1905 1906"
/ Mrs. ]. E. Swift; Our School in Utah"
Miss Theodore Auman: Life Among
American Highanders," Miss Della Leav-
ems. Saluda, y. c.
| In the afternoon there will be more re-
ports and the following papers: Young
| Peoples Work from a Secretary's Point
of View" Miss Anna p. Moore, Y. p. Sec
rotary, Massachusetts; Boys and Girls
OF Our Southern Mountains" Miss Leav-
| ems; Missionary Experiences OF a Sew
enteen -year-old Girl" Mrs II. S. Caswell
Broad
The program for the evening session is
| given above At the close of the evening
session a reception will be given the Of
! ficers. delegates and friends OF the con-
! vention and union at the chapel