The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-22
EAsT MONrPELIER oAMP.MEErINl
Meetings Are Increasing in Interest and
Attendance.

The meetings on the East Montpelier
camp.mound are increasing in interest
and attendance. Monday morning at
1890 Rev ID. r. Burns preached from
lsa 80. The sermon was, indeed,
feast TO the souls OF the Christians,
Rev d. r.. Burns has had a wide ex.
pcrience, and his sermons bristle with
personal experience that fasten the
truth upon the minds and hearts OF
the people, II is rare treat to sit
aud listen TO him.
AZ 1880 Bro. Taylor Of East Mont
ptlier brought the message from Thess.
8; 23.ei. The sermon was strong
appeal for Christians TO enter into the
experience OF entire sanctihcation as Il
definite work OF grace subsequent TO
regeneration. Az the alter call one
came forward.
At 1880 Rev. II. S. Trueman preach.
ed from the text Tim 1915 subject
"The Gospel in sentence" The ser.
mon was an earnest appeal to the I'M
saved 10 turn from sin and seek sal
walton in Christ. Many strong illus.
trations were given showing the pow.
or OF God TO save 20 the uttermost.
The speaker reviewed the life Of the
Apostle Paul, as Bible illustration of
Gods power to save AZ the altar
call three responded to the invitation
and claimed TO find salvation in Christ.
Tuesday morning at 1880 Bro.
George Maker Of Barre brought the
message from Gen. 1913, The speak
or elaborated upon the thought Of the
eye Of God being upon US ut all times,
end in all places and urged upon the
people to live with that thought in
view. At 1880 Rev w. w. Latte of
Montpelier brought the message from
acts 4.l3. The sermon was IN appeal
to the Christians TO VT tleir Ewes
manifest the fact that they had been
with Jesus. He said the world is look
ing upon us and they expect to sec us
evidence Of the religion We profess. lie
spoke Of the internal and external evi-
dcnce of salvation and urged people 90
be correct according to the internal eyi.
dcnce and Of necessity the external
would be correct.
At 1880 Rev. L. W. Malcolm OF
Bridgeport, Conn, preached from John
S32. This was most powerful ser
mon. urging upon all people to measure
up to the truth. The speaker illus
tratcd his sermon with telling effect.
There was positive ring in his voice
that impressed the audience with the
carnestness of the speaker and con-
WINGED people OF the truth Of his state
ments. there were results at the altar
call Wednesday at 1880 Rev. L. W..
Malcolm again brought the message in
the form Of Bible reading, it was
very helpful and we'll received. At
ESQ Rev. H. 5. 1rueman brought the
message from Heb. g. 1-3. The preach
er made a strong appeal for the Chris
tians to advance to their privilege ~
the Gospel not to remain as children
but 10 go on unto perfection, That
Christian perfection as taught in the
Bible He carefully described the dis.
tinction between absolute perfec-
ton which belongs to God alone aud
that Christian" perfection as declared
possible for us to attain aunto in this
Life. emphasizing that it meant per
lection Of our heart relationship to
God. Again results were manifest at
the altar call. At 1880 Rev. j. g,
Nickerson of Boston brought the mes
sage from Gal. 5.t The sermon was
one Of the strongest that has BEEN
preached ON the grounds he held his
audience we'll. The preachers method
Is both interesting and instructive. The
truth was fastened upon the people,
conviction was visible again at the al
tar call results were manifest, The
meetings viii continue through the re-
mainler Of the week closing Sunday
night The public are invited to at
tend. The business meeting of the as
ISOLATION will be held on Friday at
4 m