The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1906-10-19
Newbury.

has spoken in America, Vermont
being the first to give her the lnVl-
tation. The next address on tenn
perance work was given by Mrs.
Ellen Richardson, president OF the
New Hampshire, w. G. t. U.
Saturday forenoon and afternoon
the meeting began as usual by deyo-
tional exercises, then reports OF the
different departments which had not
been heard before, and election OF
officers. Saturday evening there
was very pleasant reception in the
church parlors from seven to seven
thirty. After going into the church,
there was music and prayer, then
Miss Amy Swanki-Cameron gave
very instructive and interesting
lime light lecture, =" Around the
World" Sunday evining Miss A.
Swanki-Cameron gave another adj
dress Illustrated by views. All who
attended the convention feel that
they were well repaid for going as
the meetings were very helpful and
instructive. The people of St. John
Johnsbury we're most cordial in pro-
viding entertainment for the dele
gates and visitors.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
Sunday evening the pastor took
for his theme: the Haystack celebra-
ton and centennial day at Williams
town, Oct. 10, 1906.
New topic cards are out for the
Christian Endeavor Society contain
ing the following officers for the
ensuing six months: pres, Miss
JEANNE Darling; vice pres, Harry
Barnett; sec. and treas, Miss Grace
B. Wallace and cor. Sec, Mrs. G. B,
Barnett.
New subjects have been issued
for the Mems Seminar. The sub
ject last Sunday was, Various de-
partments in church work: where
shall the emphasis be placed? and
what lines of work can the church
undertake, the class being led by
c. R. Taggart. The subject next
Sunday is the following: The At
lanta Race Feud. How are we to
meet the race problem. D. S. Full
ton, leader.
The annual harvest auction of
fruits and vegetables will take place
in the vestry Friday evening, pro-
ceeds for Sunday School. Sale to
open at 8 o'clock, sharp. F. R.
MeserVe, auctioneer. Cornet solo by
DR.. NeWcomb and comic songs by
Prof. Taggart.
Next Sunday morning the work
of the New England Kurn Hattin
Home for boys will be presented by
Mr.. Charles E. Bishop, Supt. This
Is an important work and Mr.. Bishop
will present it in a most vivid and in
teresting manner. All should hear
him.
In the evening Mr.. Bishop will adj
dress the Boys Club ofsNewbury.
All boys are most cordially invited
to hear a man who is deeply inter
ested in boys.
Last Friday evening the Congre-
gatlonal Society held its annual
meeting in the vestry and listened
to the carefully prepared report of
the treasurer and auditor. At this
time there was an election of the
following officers and committees
for the ensuing year: pres, D. S.
Fulton; vice pres, Frank W. Brock ;;
clerk, T. c. Reyes; treasurer, G. B.
Barnett; auditor, F. c. Darling; the
prudential committee, James B.
Hale, T. c. Keyes, Henry G. Rol-
Inns and the investment committee
are T. c. Reyes, D. S. Fulton and
William H. Atkinson.
A Sunday carriage will be run
Sundays to the different churches
by Z. f. Muzzey. Tickets and fur
Their particulars may be secured at
the Sawyer House.
Next week on Friday even
ing Rev. H. E. K. Whitney will give
humorous and. practical lecture
under the auspices of the Boys
Club. This lecture will be in the
Vestry and for the general public.