The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-11
Monday Evening, Sept. "a.
YOUNG People's Session.

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Young Peoples Session.
1880 Devotional service conducted by
Rev. j. IL. Blackburn, Fair Haven
7;45 Address of welcome, Rev. Il. M.
Fuller, pastor of entertaining church. Re.
spouse, President Barss.
S:l5 Report of young peoples work
by the state president, Chester A. Bixby.
$3.50 Music. Offering Address, Pres.
ident George w Coleman, Northern Bap.
fist convention. Closing prayer and
benedction, Rev. G, w. Allen, Montgom.
, cry Center.
Tuesday Morning, Sept. IS.
$3.50 Devotional service, Rev. T. b.
Hughes, Bristol.
300 Vermont Baptist Historical so.
ciety Rev. Henry Croker president. Pa.
per by Rev. J. w. Burgin on REV. Ben.
jamin Randall
1000 Report of committee on consti-
tuition by Chairman Henry Bond.
ll:00 Report of committee on social
service by Secretary Guy B. Horton.
ll:l5 Address, "The Church and the
Present World Crisis" Rev. Robert l..
Webb, Phi. D., Newton Center, Mass.
ll;45 Address and conference, DR.. p.
II. J. Lerrigo, New York.
1915 Adjournment.
Tuesday Afternoon, Sept rs.
Sunday School Session.
Vice President Arthur G. Crane, presid-
ing.
1850 Devotional period, Rev. j. Alex
Donald, Poultney.
300 Address, Teacher Training"
Rev. c. A. Boyd, Burlington.
2:30 Address, Vocational Bible
Rev. w. G. Towart, Benning-
ton.
300 Address, elementary Work,
Mrs. f. l.. Smith, Brattleboro.
$3.50 Address, "Teen-Age," DR.. +. O. |
Erb, Philadelphia, Offering.
400 Conferences: Elementary, Mrs |
F. L. Smith; teacher training and organ.
lied classes, Rev. c. A. Boyd; teen-age, !
DR.. Erb. Places for above conferences
will be announced.
Tuesday Evening, Sept. IS.
7:l5 Devotional exercises, Rev. Ben.
amin Lomax, West Rutland.
7:45 Annual sermon, Rev. George w
Peck, jr., Rutland.
$50 Offering. Address, Rev. J. "
Aitchison, d. D., Boston, Mass. Closing
prayer and benediction, DR.. j. S. Braker.
Wednesday Morning, Sept 20.
$50 Ministers conference and aid So
iety, business meeting, Rev W. H. Des
fardins, Saxtons River, president.
Gals Devotional exercise, Rev. B. j.
4ehigh, Barre.
$3.50 Report Of obituary committee,
rev Henry Croker, Chester.
9:45 Report of board of trustees by
he secretary and superintendent, DIR. W
|. Dawson.
1918 Report of treasurer, Howard
'arne.
1890 "The Work as Seen by Those
n the Firing Line" Missionary Pas
ors,' Rev. H. E. Hinkley, Randolph;
Colporter and Evangelistic Work." Rev.
!. T. Ramsey; THE Foreign Speaking
copies" DR., J. F. Plainfeld, Barre,
1880 Reports of committees: Nom
nations, Henry Bond. chairman; next
sssion, Rev. j. S. Brown, chairman;
DIR. j. S. Braker. chairman.
ate of religion, Rev. g. w. Peck. ir.
roll, Rev. f. S. Tolman, chair
ian.
1915 Adjournment.
Wednesday Morning, Sept. 26.
l30 Devotional service, Rev. Roy E.
Middlebury.
200 Greetings from other denomina
ons and neutrality-suspicious. organiza
ons.
2:30 Address, "The State" Rev. Ivan
Bendict, Montpelier.
800 Address, THE Nation" Miss
arriet Cooper, Boston.
$3.50 Address. "The World" Mrs. w.
Elmore, New York. Offering. Closing
aver, Rev. Fl. B. Rankin, Newport.
Wednesday Evening, Sept. 2e.
7;15 Devotional exercise, Rev George
:. Pomfrey, West Derby. Music
1880 Address, Rev. Charles L. White,
d., New York. Music Offering.
s:l5 Address, Dr. P. H. j. Lerrigo,
w York. Closing moments, DIR. Davi-
n.