St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-02-15
Concord.
Meeting of Ministerial and Laymen's
Association Next Week

I
trict will be held here Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday of next week
Following is the program: Monday
evening. Z 80, lecture, Mexico,
DIR. E. A. Bishop; chairman, Rev. l.
P. Chase.
Tuesday morning, 800 to $50,
devotional service. Rev. Nj. A. Tur-
ner; $50 to 1900 papers or address
es on the Preacher and his Church:
Membership, ..The Preacher as
PASTOR Rev E. E. Wells; b. How I
the Church Membership Gould +
Make Vermont Methodism More Eff
fective,' Rev. G. C. Mcdonald; 2. T
The Preacher and His Young People, |
a. THE Relation of the Preacher to /
the Young Peoples Societies, Rev. /
John Jones; b. What Young
Peoples, Societies Might Do for the
Church" Rev. L. N. Moody; 3. The
Preacher and the Sunday School; a.
1.-THE Preacher in the Sunday School,
Rev. George w. Burke; b. What the
| Sunday School Might Do for the
Church. Rev w. c.. Christie.
| Tuesday afternoon: 1.30 to zoe
Devotional service with the annual
Conference in mindl Rev. o. L.
Barnard; business session; papers or
addresses; /. What the Official
Board Might Do for the Church, Rev.
| A. B. Enright; 2. The Difference Be
| tween Filled PeWs and Redeemed
| Men; How it is Possible to Accom-
plish Both Rev. C. d. Lance.
Tuesday evening: 1880, sermon.
Subject, s.How Many Will Be Saved2''
Rev. Peter Black.
"Wednesday morning: 800 to 9 80,
devotional service. with the minis
ter's own spiritual life in mind,)
Rev. Albert Gregory; /. 1.-THE Great
est Need of the St. Johnsbury Dis
trict,' Rev. F.. w. Lewis; 2.<"Co-
operation of Pastors and Churches
with the District Superintendent,
Rev. w. B. Dukeshire; 3. "a Self
and a Christ Centered Church, Rev.
O. J. Anderson; 4 A season of pray
er and personal testimony, led by
Rev. Fred Williams.
On account of illness Miss Alice
Bailey of Lancaster, N. H, spent a
few days with her parents, Rev and
Mrs. I. P. Chase, the past week.
Mrs. H. FL. Miltimore and little
son, Marshall Tatro. were guests at
Green Mountain Hall last week.
The regular meeting of Adam
Chapter, No 80, o. E. S., will be
held Thursday evening.
Woodbury. G. A. r. and w. R. C.
commemorated Lincoln's birthday by
holding their annual visit in theil
hall. Dinner and supper were served
to members and their families and a
few invited guests. A promenade
for the public in the evening was
we'll attended.
Washington's birthday will be OBJ
served at G. A. r. hall on-the even
ing of February %. A literary pro-
, gram will be given, refreshments
> | f,,-a ,se,11o fo,.
promenade.
Mrs. George H Hastings, Mrs
Ernest Lee, Miss Verna Wilkie, ant
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Carpenter wer,
visitors in ST, Johnsbury the pas
week.
Mrs. Albert johnson of Lunen
,, burg was at Libby Lewis Wednes
day Little Milton Lewis who ha
spent several weeks with his aunt
returned home with her.
About 20 went from here las
Thursday evening to attend the Oh
: Folks concert at East ST. Johnsbury
Mrs. Walter Harvey, who has beer
spending some time with Mr.. ane
Mrs. Fred Hastings at Miles Pont
has returned home.
Mrs. Cora l.. Bailey was a CUES
of Mrs. Charles Owens at East st
Johnsbury last Thursday and Fri
day.
Mrs. MILFORD Harvey of st. Johns
: bury visited her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. W. c. Harvey, the past week.
Miss Kate Joslin is doing substi
tute work at the n. e. telephone cen
etral.
Gentlemens night will be observ-
ed at the Universalist church this
evening. An oyster supper will he
|
Ira Grant of East Concord was in
town on business last week
Mrs. c. M. Wallace of East Rye
gate spent part of last week with her
daughter, Mrs, G. F. Cutting Mr..
Wallace spent Sunday at the Cutting
Ehome.
I Mrs. Helen Burroughs returned
the last of the week from a. visit
with relatives in ST. Johnsbury.
Mrs. E e.. Gray was a guest of
Lyndonvi1le relatives several days
last week
Ellsworth Williams was at home
from Damon's over Sunday
i Mrs. Angie Brigham is quite i'll.
Mrs. William true is caring for her.
The granite sheds that have been
closed for repairs opened for
work Friday.
Miss Geneviexe Sargent was called
TO Waterford the past week by the
illness of her brother, Frank Sargent,
at the homeNof LoIlm Chandler
Mrs. e. d. Lee entertained her
Sunday school class Tuesday at a
valentine party.
Mail Carrier Ne T.. Reed was given
a post card shower on his 72nd
birthday, February 4. He received
223 cards.
Miss Edith McGinnis of St. Johns
bury spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs Alec Hodgden- Judge Henry
McGfnnis of Damon's Crossing
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Hodgden
Mrs Hannah MeGinnis wha has
been critically i'll of pneumonia is
improving.
Charles Powers of Island Pond
was in town Saturday