Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-27
eral Organizations in Annual
Session at Montpelier
Tuesday.
EAL CONVENTION OPENED
I,inl sermon by Rev. J. y. Brown Of
AIbnns---A Largely Attended
banquet Tuesday Afternoon
officers of the Allied Or
ganiEntious.

Sntpelier, Sept. 25.--The time OF
Baptist state convention this fore
was devoted to the anniversary
attendance of delegates and visi-
was much larger than on the first
land the success of the convention
bready assured, The Rev. c. w.
son of Bellows Falls presided at
morning session and the prayer
praise service was led by the Rev.
Pee Penney of burlington.
)c Rev. f. L. Bayliss OF Ludlow
very interesting talk on Pres
Conditions and Needs of Young
les Work In the Churches of Our
T." This was followed by a TWEEN
Rinutes' discussion, in which doz-
pr more laymcn and clergymen
part. The Rev. f. +. Morris of
|ington spoke on our Educational
|k," which was followed by an
discussion with short addresses
! the floor.
SIS Grace Young of Fair Haven
carefully prepared paper on
| Juniors" In the open parliament
h followed this paper the discus
as to whether or not the pastor
church should be the president
be junior league brought out some
Interesting points and much di-
fed opinion.
address on The Importance OF
Organized Sunday School Work"
next given by Miss Caroline A.
bon. who was down on the pro-
hme as Sunday school visitor
personal worker for the conven
Her address was one OF the
Tres Of the morning session.
te Evangelist, the Rev. n. T. Hn-
ff Nergennes gave 4 brief address
IvanEelism in the Sunday SCHOOL,
the final discussion of the morn
on Modern Methods in Sunday
ol work. was opened by the Rev.
/ Fuller of Burlington, general
Etary Of the state Sunday School
riation. The discussion lasted I'M
be oonn hour and was thoroughly
ted by the large congregation
are: President, the Rev. c. w.
son of Bellows Falls; vice-presi
the Rev. f. L. Baylss of Ludlow,
urer, the Rev. George X. stair OF
lebury educational leader, the
F. Il. Morris Of Bennington; jun
leader. Miss Grace NJ Young of
haven: board of directors. J. A.
|nwood OF Chester, the Rev. Albert
|ge Of ST. Johnsbury, the Rev. 9. P. |
y was left blank for further con-
alton by the board of directors.
AFTERNOON MEETINGS.
anniversary OF the Vermont Bap-
Historical society was held at two
TX this afternoon. the Rev. Henry
xer of Chester presiding. The fol-
z officers were elected President,
Rev. G. B. Lawson Of Brattleboro:
president, Principal J. l.. Alger Of
Pns River; secretary and treasurer,
rev. c. II. Brown of Saxtons River;
ees. w. II. Stickney of Ludlow, l..
Iolley Of Brattleboro, the Rev. w.
!nze Of Barre. A. r. sherman Of
bw. the Rev. f. L. Bayliss Of Lud-
the Rev. Henry Crocker Of Chester
he Rev. A. 8. Gilber, of Passumpsic.
lowing the reports of the secretary
:, anu
ton. the historical address was de-
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NoMAN'S ANNIVERSARY.
three o'clock the Woman's ami
ry meeting was held in the church
orium with Mrs. j. B. Stafford of
AK presiding. A praise service
conducted by Mrs. ]. w. Leland of
pelier and prayer was offered by
Samuel Knowles of Randolph.
Amy p Hibbard Of This CITY ex-
"a cordial address Of welcome
hich Miss A. A. brigham of Rom
on RESPONDED. The renort of IN.
+ state secretary was made NV
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of the state se,retorv nm foreis,r
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