The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-22

of st. Adams Rev. y. G. Guest OF Rich
Willard of Alburg; committee on nom
nations, Rev. Dr. w 4. Dawson of Bur
lmgton, Rev +, w Raymond Of Proc
tor, f. G. Dyer Of Middebury, Rev. H. L.
Thornton of st. Adams, Rev w. l. At,
kinson, Phi, D., of Derry n. H., and
| II NJ Nelson Of st. Johnsbury.
Previous to adjournment, II young la
dies under the direction of Miss Marion
Stckney rendered selection to the de.
light Of all.
Institute on Adult Glass Work.
| From to $50 o'clock an institute on
adult class work was conducted at the
Universalist church Rev. J. Il. Fueher
OF Montreal the first speaker, said the
adult class had their objects II To
bring the outsider to the Sunday school.
(2l TO make the school attractive. so he
will come again; and g. to give definite
help TO the school, the church. ana the
community. The school must do some
thing for those outside. or fail. The
second speaker Rev. l. J. Huh Of Port
land, Me-. spoke on The Value OF Or
.ganization' By many apt illustrations
from his own work in Maine he showed
the great results Of organized classes
The speaker was very vigorous and
witty and his remarks were greatly en-.
ioyed
Wednesday Evening Session
The church was well filed in the even
ing to observe the anniversary Of the
Vermont Bible society Rev W. A. Ia
yison, D. d., presided and Rev T. W.
Fuller led the service OF song Rev
n H. Bullou OF Chester offered PRAYER.
Miss Grace NJ Brooks, the worker OF
the society in Vermont, spoke on The !
Bible Home Necessity" She said there |
WAS no boy problem but home prob. I
lem The Word must be taught in the /
home The ancient Hebrews did this /
Parents should be- a. interested to-day \
in religious training as in secular train 4
ing The old family altar was of bene.
III here The society sells Bibles aud 4
promotes Bible study. Thirteen town
and villages and S. Albans have been
this year The homes visited
number 4.5pG and l7.ll3 persons were
while az homes were pro
yidcd with Bibles Many homes were
destitute of the scriptures. and some 81
them among the better classes Tho
chaplain % Windsor prison has called
Tor 240 Bibles for the cells. Dr.. q. g.
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audience and was heartily greeted.
Res, p D.. Marston Of Boston spoke
IN '1he Organization Of the New Eng !
and Biblc society" taking tho place 81
in absent speaker. Rev. r. Akin. 10
umorously remarked that be was not
ching 10 take Nh Atkins place" He
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greed IL Is our authority o. living !
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