The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-25
STATE c. E. CONVENTION
Prominent Workers to Attend Meet
inqs In MlddIebury Oct. q, S and 6

f~TOfUlUCHl w OEhCIo W fAhASIiQ mCCA-
ings in Middlebury Oct. 4, 5 and 6
Middebury, Sept. 24-The twenty
fourth annual convention of the Yer
mont State Christian EndeaYor Union
will be held here October 4, and 6.
Among those from out of the state
who will take part are Miss Anna
Pierce, of Albany, n. Y, 4Sew York
state junior superintendent, William
Shaw of Boston. general secretary,
United society of Christian Endeav-
or, the Rev. DR.. w. Hermon Hopkins
of Albany, -, formerly of st. AL
bans.
The program follows:
Monday evening-7:90,- devotional
service, the Rev. +. NJ. Fuller of Man
chester Center; presidents survey of
the field. the Rev. Benjamin Swift of
Woodstock; address. First, His Own
Brother" the Rev. George b. Lawson
of SaXtons River president of Yer
mont academy.
Tuesday morning-8:30, devotional
service the Rev. f. M. Fuller; 800
normal training classes; foreign mis-
sions, South America, It's Missionary
Problems" the Rev. T.. G.. French of
Lyndonville; home missions, THE Up
ward PATH" the Rev. h. p. Treat, of
Richmond; personal work, the Rev.
S. p. Perry of Rchford; junior work,
Miss Anna Pierce of Albany, N. Y,
New York state junior superintend-
ent. 10000, business, greetings, The
Rev Dr. Dickinson, of Middlebury; re
Spouse, the Rev. C. c. st. Clare of
Morrisvillei reports Of officers: APP
pointment OF committees HOO, rec
ognition services; young peoples,
Miss Grace NJ Young, state secretary;
junior, Miss Flora NJ. Winch, state
junior superintendent.
Tuesday afternoon--1:30, devotion
al service, the Rev. e. NJ. Fuller; 200
normal training classes; foreign mis-
sions, the Rev +. g. French; home
missions, the Rev. e. p. Treat; per
sonal work. the Rev S. p. Perry, jun
ior work Miss Anna T. Pierce. 800,
THE Green Mountain Missionary IN
stitute." a symposium, the Rev. &. c.
St. Glare, the Rev. f. G. French. the
Rev e. r. Treat, the Rev. S. p. Perry
tne Rev. Benjamin Swift, Miss Grace
NJ. Young, Miss Beulah b. Bates, 3 %,
address, THE Relation of Christian
Endeavor to Citizenship" Wallace II.
Gillpin, of Barton, 500, conference on
the work OF the lookout and mission
airy committees William Shaw. of
Boston, general secretary of the Unit
ed society of Christian Endeayor.
Tuesday evening-7;30, devotional
service, the Rev Il. NJ Fuller; ad-
dress, Christian Endeavor Exten-
sion,' William Shaw of Boston.
Wednesday mornng-S30. devotion
al service the Rev +. NJ. Fuller; 800,
normal training classes; foreign mis-
sions the Rev. f. G. French; home
missions, the Rev. Il. p. Treat; person
al work, the Rev. S. p. Perry; junior
work. Miss Anna +. Pierce; 10000 bus
inessS reports OF committees, election
of officers; 1880. conference on work
of prayer meeting and social com
mittees, William Shaw
Wednesday afternoon 80, devot-
ional service, the Rev. r. NJ. Fuller:
200, normal training classes; foreign
missions the Rev. EGG. French; home
missions, the REV f. p Treat; per
sonal work, Miss Anna e. Pierce, 800
conferences, Union Work." Miss
lbIdCt NJ lOuuB, Sldle SECRETARY 10
cal Society Problems" Miss Beulah
b. Bates of Bennington. 400, ad-
dress to the boys and girls of Middle
bury. The North Pole and There
abouts." the Rev. DR.. l. c. Smart of
Burlington.
Wedne sday evening-7:30. devotion
al service. Rev. f. NJ. Fuller; address,
THE Uplifted Christ" the Rev. DR.
w Hermon Hopkins of Albany, N. y.
closing words by the president