St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-09-29
c. E. Convention.

Annual MSClinS VI 'AS 'SAMoH' otdtS
christian EndeavOr Union at Middle
hurry, Oct. a, 5, and 6.
The 9th annual convention of the
Vermont State Christian Endeavor
Union will be held at Middlebury, Oct
; and 6. The speakers for the seven
sessions will include prominent state
workers and noted religious workers
from outside The program follows;
MONDAY EVENING.
r 30 Devotional service, Rev. E. NJ
Fuller, Manchester Center; Presidents
Survey Of the Field, Rev. Benjamin
swift Woodstock, State President; Ad-
dress. First, His Own Brother" Rev.
George B. Lawson, Saxton's River,
President of Vermont Academy.
TUESDAY MORNING.
$50. Devotional service, Rev. E. M.
Fuller; 900, Normal Training Classes
Foreign Missions, South America, Its
Missionary Problems," Rev. Z. G..
French, LyndonvilIe; Home Missions,
The Upward PATH" Rev. E. P. Treat
Richmond; Personal Work, Rev. S. P.
Perry Richford Junior Work, Miss
Anna Pierce Albany, N. Y, New York
State Junior Superintendent. 1000,
Business. Greetings, Rev. Dr. Dickinson,
Middlebury; response, Rev. c. c. St.
Clare, Morrisvile; reports of officers;
appointment of committees. HOO,
Recognition services. Young Peoples,
Miss Grace M. Young, State Secretary;
Junior, Miss Flora M. Winch, State
Junior superintendent.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
1870. Devotional service, Rev. E. M.
Fuller; 200, Normal Training Classes
Foreign Missions, Rev. E. G. French;
Home Missions, Rev. E. P. Treat; Per
sonal Work, Rev. S. P. Perry; Junior
Work, Miss Anna E. Pierce. 800 THE
Green Mountain Missionary Institute,
a Symposium" Rev. c. c. St. Clare,
Rev Z. G. French, Rev. E. P Treat, Rev.
$. ?. Perry, Rev. Benjamin Swift, Miss
Grace NJ. Young, Miss Beulah B. Bates.
3.25, A dress: THE Relation of Chris
tan Endeavor to Citizenship" Wallace
II. Gilpin, Barton. 400. Conference on
the work of the Lookout and Mission
ary committees, William Shaw, Boston
General Secretary United Society OF c.
Z.
TUESDAY EVENING.
40. Devotional service, Rev. E. NJ
Fuller; Address, Christian Endeavol
Extension" William Shaw, Boston.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
$50 Devotional service, Rev. E. M
Fuller; 900, Normal Training Glasses
Foreign Missions, Rev. E. G. French
Home Missions, Rev, E. p. Treat; Per
sona Work, Rev. S. p Perry; Junior
Work, Miss Anna E. Pierce; 1000
Business: reports OF committees, election
of officers; HOO, Conference on work o
prayer meeting and social committees
William Shaw.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
100. Devotional service, Rev. E. NJ
Fuller; 200, Normal Training Glasses
Foreign Missions, Rev. E. G. French
Home Missions, Rev. E. P. Treat; Per
sonal Work. Rev. s. P. Perry; JUNO
Work Miss Anna E. Pierce; 800, Con
ferences: Union Work." Miss Grace NJ
Young, State Secretary; Local Society
Problems" Miss Beulah B. Bates, Ben
nngton; 400, Address TO the Boys an(
Girls of Middlebury, 1.-The North Pol
and Thereabouts, Rev. |. c. Smart, D
d., Burlington.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
$50. Devotional Service. Rev. E. NJ
Fuller; Address, THE Uplifted Christ,
Rev. w. Hermon Hopkins, D. D., Albany
n. Y; Closing words by the President.
The state officers are: President, Rev
Benjamin Swift, Woodstock; vice pres.
Rev. c. c. St. Glare, Morrsville; secre
tary, Miss Grace NJ Young, Fair Haven
assistant secretary, Miss Grace Rouse
Burlington; treasurer, Jay 6. Under
wood, Hartland; junior superintendent
Miss Flora NJ. Winch, Mclndoe Falls
assistant junior superintendent, Mis-
Beulah Bates, Bennington; superintend
ent of missions, Rev. Edward G. French
Lyndonville; superintendent of count,
aud local union work, Rev. Harry S
McCready, Manchester Center superin
tendent of Bible study and evangelism
Rev. Silas P. Perry, Richford; transpor
tation manager, o. H. Henderson, St
ohnsburv; superintendent of introduC
ton department, Mrs. w. c. Fuller
Richmond; auditor, Earl Nj. Lewis
Barre.