The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22
OFFICERS ELECTED
THIS AFTERNOON
Marion Lawrance, General
Secretary of international
Sunday School Associa-
ton, Will Speak Twice
During the Day

The beautiful weather of this morning
helped to swell the number OF Sunday
school workers and visitors at the 10th
annual convention of the Vermont State
Sunday School association being held in
Barre. At o'clock the Congregational
church was again well filed In the
absence Of the president, H. A. Slayton.
the yice-president, AFRO NJ. Aseltine of
Burlington, presided.
Rev. +. VI. Fuller Of Richford conduct.
ed the deyotions speaking on Evan
gelization by the Use Of Song He said
that Sunday school songs should have
five characteristics a. They should ex.
alt the Christ e. they should lead to
decision; (3 they should emphasize the
companionship of Jesus in the daily life;
t4l the melody must be in harmony
with the hymns Is the music should
inspire to doing OF daily duty. Mr..
Fuller rendered solo, "The Good Shep.
herd
Rev. J. J. Huh of Portland was intro.
dueed, to speak on "The sunday School
an Bfangeiistic Field and Force" He
stated the young furnished the most
profitable field to cultivate. At least So
per cent. ot the additions 20 the church
come from the Sunday school. The
speakers gave illustrations of his expert.
enee in religious work in Maine. As the
result Of revival in Bates college, 900
have been converted and y have entered
the ministry In mill 80 men were
a. the result of consecrated
foreman. BY this Kind of work. church
debts have been paid, memberships have
been doubled and grcsi reyivas have
taken place. Mr. Hull IS one OF the hits
Of the convention
The last speaker thus forenoon was
Z. w. Brown 81 Boston, "thc chalk talk
er. Mr. Brown spoke on The Teachers
Use Of Illustrations His remarks were
illustrated by ketches on the black.
board, varying from the crude forms to
IN elaborate landscape IN colors
Dinner was served this noon 70 the
delegates at the Methodist and Cniyer.
.alist churches.
State Association ofioers
The new officers Of the state associa.
ION, elected this afternoon. are a. FOL.
ov, President n A. Slayton of Nor
isNllc vice president Rev, William
Shaw 81 Montpelier; secretary Res, ".
A. Smith of Colchester. treasurer. VIII
lam a. Wood of Burlington; member
i international committee. Rcdfcld
'rotor Of Proctor department superin-
endcnts. elementary Miss Marion
.tirkucy 81 Barre. secondary Rey D..
kallacc obcsbro ~ Bellows FaIls,
adult Be, r. F Lowe of Il. Johns
ury. ihomeI Mr-. B. Wright ~
Nhltc River Junction, teacher training
.er r. NJ Fuller - Rirbford missions
lies A. q. Brigham of Bennington. lpur-
81 Rev . W. Raurtt of Barre
Bible Society Election
The Vermont Bible .o4ety this morn.
ig clfgfcd thc follow me osHefr- presi-
ant re-, w. Az pati-0n Fl Darlington:
rrtart, Rs, = R Sargent II North
% treasurer Dr. %. g. ~ticsney Of
a5rr
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.fsfnaon sre Mrs E1iH BalrH Wright.
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ark and Mr. Laaranoc afu srsak
Auxiliary Conferences.
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