The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-08
EAST MONTPELIER.

The funeral Of Mrs. Henry Ahern was
aeld from her late home Saturday aft
arnoon at 1890 o'clock. Rev. r. q.
Thayer, pastor Of the Hedding Meth
odist church 81 Barre, officiating. The
burial was in Farwel cemetery. The
following Is a partial let Of fowers
sent: A book Of carnations, her hns-
band, pillow, Mama from the chill
lren: pillow Of mixed flowers, Our
Darling Mr.. and Mrs Calvin Bassett ;
al, anchor. SISTER from her brothers.
roses. Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes Ahern, Rose
Anernt carnations, Anna C1ddoek <
snowhalls and hydwugeas Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Beelsley. asters and ferns. Mr-
and Mrs Perley Beckleyi sweet epas, Il
s. Meaker; pond lilies Mr. and Mrs
Templeton, carnations, Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbertson; sweet peas, Mrs. H. W.
Jacobs; roses and carnations. Mrs. q.
b Durkee; sweet peas and asparagus
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Templeton; basket Of
flowers Mr. and Mrs n G. Bancroft and
Mrs. Winter; carnations, Archie Mecar-
mic; sweet peas. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Summers and family.
The ninth annual encampment Of the
Evangelical Campmeeting association AZ
the East Montpelier campgrounds was
opened at 1880 p m. Friday, August
s. Rev. T. 1. Stevens, 2. f., Of Cam
bridge, Mass, preaching a stirring SER
mon to Christians from II 5nron. T:l4
Quite number Of people were already
Oh the grounds and continued to arrive
al day Saturday, and the prospects
OF most successful camp are very
rbight. Three preaching services are
held daily, as follows 1880 a. M, 2:30
and 1880 D. M; and social service pre-
eedes the preaching The preacher al
the Saturday morning service was Rev.
F. i. Stevens, his text being from Cor
I0.13. Rev. d. f. Burns, r, f.. of Cam
bridge, Mass, preached In the afternoon;
his text was the first chapter Of Pauls
epistle TO the Epnesians. Rev + T..
Stevens preached from John 1889 at the
evening service. and the interest and
spirit Of the various services was Of
the most encouraging character AS the
hour for the Sunday morning service
drew near, the people began to arrive
on the grounds, some in carriages or
wagons, some IN tomohiles and Others
afoot, and yb l0:30 a. m good con-
gregation had gathered in the taber.
nacle Rev. G. II. Taylor was the preach
er, taking his text from Isa a;6. and
setting forth Christ as wonderful
Saviour in an inspiring and uplifting
message. Rev D. +. Burns preached a
most practical sermon from Matt 7:l3-
20 at 2.S0 p M, and Rev r 4 Stevens
preached powerful and convincing SER
mon on The need of watchfulness and
preparation for death and Judgment,
from Mark 1881, at the evening serv-
ice. Aaltar services are held at the
conclusion of each preaching service, and
several seekers have already been to
the altar Rev j r. Irving Of Lynn.
Mass, and Rev. A. f. Ingler, chorister
and solo singer, will arrive and strength
EN- the working and preaching force to-
day Mr.. Ingler II a sweet singer and
his singing will prove one Of the at
tractiye and inspiring features Of the
camp. A children's meeting viii be held
IN The big tent at 1880 p. m. every
day during the remainder OF the camp.
The Montpelier and East Montpelier
branches Of the Women's Missionary So
cietv viii unite for special service in
the tabernacle Wednesday at $3.50 p. m.
The interest ia the camp and the at
tendance will doubtless continue to in
crease during the week.