The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-10-01

having contributed over $40. The
banner was turned over to Mrs. BufTnm
Of Burlington, mother of one Of the
10-year- old members Of the Finding Out
band. Her daughter had been intrusted
with the honor OF receiving it. bar
school duties prevented the little Girl
from undertaking the duty and her
mother spoke briefly for her Ii is a
handsome Chinese banner and was
given to Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard. two
missionaries in China.
\ large congregation assembled to
participates in the evening service,
which was conducted jointly bv the
II ONE Missionary Union and the Yer
mont Branch. Rev. Roy NJ. Houghton.
pastor, read scripture and offered pray
er and Il double quartet sang an anthem.
The first speaker was Rev. Paul d
Moody of St .lohnsburv, SON Of the late
y. l.. Moody OF Mortified. He gave an
captionalIv strong address on the text.
For Whom Christ Died.
We repeat IL unison the Lord : pray
err, using the words our Father and
= forgive rs in general sense. but
+ the great need OF the Christian life IS
TO lift ourselves up from the general
and have Il lcenel sense of our iu!iyi3-
iual responsibility. We do not feel the
weight oil Christ : sacrifice II giving his
life for Us The tragedy and patho, Of
i life is that we who know OF the -acri-
fee do not bring It to the knowledge Of
others. That Is the missionary appeal.
We need to pray tor q realization Of tine
fact that the death OF Christ was for AS
iindlviduallv.
Mr.. Moud> very fcrcefuliv illustrated
his theme bv citing two instances Of
Rra++lohoro rerso,.s from whom anntb,,r
,aid down ms life One knew notIin,,
Of II hafa,,.a. th.rs MAYER r,l,r him, tn
ctba,. l,na,.. a. i h,4 if had r;++1o ef,.,l+
M. ,..,,.'t..'.
80 .I.. 80,
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VIZ Nv
9''F ms me I'' me-, w. 'lt : l''''N
Ff S'Io, was thIlst. me 1aft ought to
-" &s deeply Impressive as Though rae
one VINO made the sacrlhce was ono
whom we ali knew
The other speaker Of the evening was
Mrs. :. G. Bartlett Of Japan. Her adj
dress was vcry interesting ana was
made up OF a series OF incidents I'm
her work. showing the. peace which
comes tIfral.ah the arceptaurc Of Chris
tianitv.
A. !, closino feature of tba o,oniaa
nroaram = missionary nxarr;sa r.
dnnntirp If tbo Nati.ona wa. .i,.a., \,
vonnn women win much ;pf,rassi,.a
moss Tho oxarcisa onanaJ ,y;,b - ,.ro
r,ssio,al voun,, women IN White raha,
rc,,.sonriro anaafs cn+arin., f.oa, "a,
ysstr, ON 0itta- -ian NJ +ba ,,I,.;+
marrL,na mn tha outside isles IN,
dow. the ranta,. aisIns tb..nco 81 ~,
rnlpit rIarform sinainu a hv,pn an,
{vaiina hran.Fes NfreT the anaal. h..
road a na.saoa af scrintrra =, orau,
- ,.oI,na women in ro.trn,o. ~ III.
or;ent rT+nraI apl ,.os.eJ an, d, .tatr
uav amidst The auaaIs Iea,iipo In
fa,.ae cross aro1Ina ,yLirb tbn,, [ro,,.a.
themselves rio ba HYMN Palli-b III.
Tidino. was su,,. fo, = ra..ssio,,,i
Thu pxarci.a wa ,or,- n44acti,a T.
wa. ARRANGED b, uiss Ftorarre n
Hamen,vav and vas - ereJi+abl, ,,,ar.
.of v,orl.
Tho z-onna women rnnre.o,+;o, ~,
, onl. Voc Nis. Ia.sia 'Ranso,n Nj
Dorothy Anaier Mrs Ua,rv TE,va,
Miss Eessia rarnnn, }Tis. Fyoi[r In,
b Ipr.on Miss Alaroarar Roof NIi-s- C.IuJZ
Yeav- Mis-. MIN Rrovv.,. AIi.s l,I,t
.IaryrlI Mrs Anna NJ \ prorto,
Mrs Winfield Ba.srtt Mis- Ra,trre