St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-08-28
STATE CONVENTION
Vermont Baptists Meet Here Sept
ember 1924 and 25th.-PrO-
gram of Meeting.

The State Convention of the Yer
mont Baptist Association will be
held at the First Baptist church
september %, "a and %, and it is
expected that a large number Of del.
egates from the state will be pres
ent. In connection with the conven-
tion, the Woman's State Home Mis-.
sionary Society will meet here al
the same time. The following pro-
gram will be carried out:
Monday evening at 7.30. The
Vermont Baptist Young Peoples
Union, Rev. E. M. Holman, presid-
hing. Invocation by Rev. L. w. San
ford of Passumpsic. Music. Devo-
tional services conducted by Rev. 1.
J. Benedict of Montpelier. Presi-
dents report by Rev. e. NJ Holman
of Bristol. Music. Address by
Rev. Guy G. Lamson of Boston. Of
fertory. Music. Benedgction, fol-
lowed by a brief business meeting
at the close of the service.
Tuesday morning. 5000, YER
mont Baptist Historical Society. g.
$50, Ministers conference. 9.30-1O,
devotional service. 1912, annual
meeting of the Northern Baptist Ed
ucational Society, conducted by Dr.
F. L. Anderson of Newton Centre,
Mass. Order of service. Business,
1, appointment of committees to re-
port next year; 2, report of the
treasurer, S. Harold Green; 3, re-
port of committee on the nominal
Cion of trustees for the Newton The
n1noi0o1 Tncfifuffnr Ir
Webb, of HaverhiII, Mass; 4, report
of committees on nomination of Of
ficers for 1912-1913 by Rev. Nathan
E. Wood of Arlington, Mass; 5, Re-
port of corresponding secretary, Rev.
F. w. Bakeman of Chelsea, Mass.
6, miscellaneous business. Address
es, What Vermont Pastors Can do
to Induce Young Men to Enter the
by Rev. j. r. Cow of
''The Purpose and
Work of the Educational Society,""
by Rev. George E. Horr of Newton
Centre, Mass, president of the
Newton Theological Seminary;
Closing Words" by the president, |
Rev. F. L. Anderson, professor of
New Testament Exatesis at Newton |
Theological Seminary. Prayer and
Woman's Meeting, 1912 a.. M,
conducted by Mrs. J. A. Greenwood |
If Chester, president of Vermont |
Baptist Woman's Foreign Missionary
society. Music. Scripture, by Mrs.
Hinman of Newport.
Prayer, by Mrs. P. D. Root of
North Springfield. Welcome, Mrs.
Frank S. Tolman. Solo, Miss Cath
crime Morrison. Junior Foreign
report by Miss Mary
Brown of Ludlow. Home Mission re-
,ort by Mrs. j. A. Greenwood of
Chester. Solo, Mrs. G. H. Holt of
Woman of the Orient" by Mrs. G.
dusic. 11.2O, 1.-THE Home Field" by
England secretary for Woman's
Baptist Home Missionary society.
2 m, offertory. Benediction.
Tuesday 2-5 D. m. Bible School
ession conducted by Hon. Henry
Bond of Brattleboro, president of
Northern Baptist convention. Mu-
ic. Prayer by Rev. G.. H. Holt of
'arre. Address Facts of Child
ood," by Rev. Morgan E. Pease of
tichford. Address, Evangelism in
he Sunday School," by Rev. r. w.
irwin OF Rutland. Devotional ser
ice conducted by Evangelist H. r.
Iyers of Rutland Address by Rev.
!. H. Woolston, d. D., of Philadel-
hia, pastor of East Baptist church,
n the "Art of Object Teaching with
Tuesday, 73O p. m. J. R. Green
yood, president of convention, pre-
iding. Music. Prayer by Rev. Ivan
of Montpelier. Address of
Welcome by Rev Frank S. Toll
ian. Response by president. Or
Reports. Music. An
ual sermon by Rev. Ralph M. Jones
Chester. Offering. Music. Ben
diction.
Wednesday morning. Music.
rayer. Reports. Introduction of
ew ministers. Devotional service
onducted by Evangelist Myers.
tray Shots from the Field by Rev.
B. Castilini of Barre, Rev. John
jork of Barre, Rev. H. H. White
Hardwick for the Mission church
), and Rev. G. H. Watt of Barre,
uIporteur, REV H. R. Myers of
state evangelist.
Wednesday, 2-5 p. M Music.
rayer. Greetings from sister de-
ominations. Address, 1.-The State
ze Live In," by Rev. j. S. Braker
Burlington. Offering. Address,
The Northern Baptist Convention, .
Y Rev. A. w. Anthony, d. d., of
ewiston, Me. Devotional service by
vangelist Myers. Music. Address,
Y Rev c. H. Woolston, d. D., of
on Seeing Truth with
Tystical and Mechanical Effects .
djourn.
Wednesday evening 730. Music.
rayer. Announcements. Music.
ddress by Rev. W. T. Stackhouse,
{. D., of New York City. Closing
oments by DIR. Davidson, secretary
Vermont Baptist State conven-
on.