St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-09-03
SUTTON

SUTTON
Program of the Baptist Yearly
Meeting-TOwn and Personal
Matters
The 105th annual session of the
Vermont Yearly meeting of Free
'Baptists and the ministers confer
ence will be held here Sept. lila.
The following is the program
Thursday evening, Ministers con-
ference; 7.30, prayer service, presi-
dent; 500, conference sermon, the
Rev. o. S. Bancroft, of West Charles
ton.
Friday forenoon, ministers con-
ference; $50, private session, bust
ness; 1000, public session: Our
Weak Churches: -. How to Help
and Save Them" the Rev. E. E.
Phillips of St. Johnsbury; 1.-The Law
of the Tithe," the Rev. L. w. Pease
Friday afternoon, yearly meeting;
LOO, Organization and business;
800, reports of messengers to other
bodies; reports of messengers from
other bodies; New Hampshire yearly
meeting; Massachusetts, association;
st. Lawrence, N. Y, yearly meeting;
Vermont Baptist State Convention,
the Rev. DIR. W. A. Dawson, of Bur-
lington; Vermont Congregational
conference, the Rev. w. A Warner,
of Barton; Vermont Methodist con-
ference, the Rev. F. A. Woodwork
of Lyndonville.
Friday evening. 7.3O, prayer ser
vice, the Rev. E. E. Phillips; 800,
annual sermon, the Rev. Charles B.
Danse.
Saturday forenoon. 900 nraise
and prayer, the Rev. L. w. Pease;
$50, yearly meeting business; 1000,
Conditions in Vermont and Their
Solution" the Rev. DR.. Dawson;
HOO, sermon, the Rev. F. H. Per-
kins, of Washington.
Saturday afternoon, A. F. C. E.,
the Rev A N. Chandler of Sutton,
president, 200, devotional; $50,
business, including election of Off
GERS; 800, address, ''The Perils,
Possibilities of Success" the Rev.
Eugene w Puffer of Derby; 4.15,
yearly meeting business.
Saturday evening, Woman's Mis-
sionary society, Mrs. J. d. Waldron,
president, 7.30, praise service; devo-
tional, Mrs. L. M. Franklin; sing
ing, choir; report of secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. Lydia w. Blake;
solo; address, the Rev. w. E. Baker
of Enosburg Falls.
Sunday morning, $50, love feast, |
the Rev. Franklin Blake of Sutton; |
1915, sermon, the Rev. Mabel G. !
Johnson of Lyndon Center.
Saturday afternoon, 200, prayer
meeting, Deacon ]. B. Holton; $50, |
the Rev. DR.. Dawson; com
munion.
cS.,.5o,r o1,ooj1r n M rroica oud |
prayer, the Rev. J. B. Higgins. of
North Danville; 7.30, sermon, the
Rev. ]. w. Burgin.
The remains of Riley Richardson,
who died at the state hospital at
were buried at the
North Ridge cemetery last Thurs
lay. Riley was a native of Sutton,
where he lived until some years ago,
Ind was the son of Dea. Joseph
who lived on the North
Ridge where he died several years
Lgo. His wife died two or three
7ears ago and her death unbalanced
lis mind and he has been poorly
,ver since. He leaves one son, e.
2. Richardson of this town, and one
II more daughters, also three broth
RS, Bradbury M, Andrew J., George
". All three are doctors in New
York City and Brooklyn.
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock
s the regular monthly conference of
he Free. Baptist church and as it
5 the annual business session at
which officers are chosen for the
ear to come, all members should at
end.
The next grange meeting is to be
eld Saturday evening". the 9Th.
ghen it is expected that degree work
viii be done. The change of even
ng for this meeting is made on
ccount of the Vermont Yearly
Meeting Of Free Baptist churches !
ere on the regular grange evening,
he 18th of Sept.
R. H. Butterf1eld and wife started
rom West Thornton, N. H., Mon
ay afternoon going with their own
cam. They will make some visits
n the way. Mr.. ButterfieId is one
f the owners in a mill for making 4
obbins and expects work through
he fall and winter.
Rev. o. S. Bancroft held service at
lie Union House Sunday afternoon
the usual hour of service there. =
here is to be service there next
unday at the usual hour which is q
, be followed by the ordinance of =
aptism at that place. -
Miss Ethel Chapman has gone to :
ethel where she will teach again in u Z
lie high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gaffney :
ON North Abingdon, Mass, have
cen visiting at Jonathan Stevens.
Miss Henrietta Esterbrooks spent
st week with friends in Lyndon.
There will be services at the
rec Baptist church next Sunday as
5ual.
Miss Cora Curtis, nurse in the
ospital at Burlington, visited her
lrents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Curtis,
me days recentlS.
Mrs. Metcalf of Irasburg visited
or sister, Mrs. E. F. Clark some
lys.
Luther McShane and family were
his brothers., E. r. McSsane's on
visit recently. Fneir home is at
N. H.
ALLEN B. Curtis and wife from
ARE visited his brothers, H. NJ
lrtis and E. E. Curtis lately. Mr..
rite &c q native of Sutton