Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-13
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r. r. Peterson Of Boston, DR.. w. A.
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ronowins the reaoihe OF the oigest OF
letters the second eeVotional OF the day
was conducted ny the rev. d. M. Harris
Oh FairIax. Inc anhuai sermon was tnen
preached by the Rev. p. w. Puffer Of
Enosburg Fails. Dr. Purer put forth a
powerful plea Tor greater reliance upon
| the truth as portrayed by the word or
God. The speaker showed the utter futility
OF depending upon the human intellect for
reasoning out the truth. pointing out the
great divergence of opinion upon even the
smallest matters throughout the world.
Not even conscience can be depended upon.
for one mans conscience will allow him
to do what that of another man would
prevent him from doing. 1t is, in the end,
only God that can be relied upon as an
authority and the way to find God is
through his word. What Is needed most of
all in the world to-day. said the sneaker
lin closing. Is the light in the heart which
shall enable each one TO internret the
sacred faith
Th. nr,,,;,o, odaro.a 90 ~, .u,,..
was m Tho General s,,h,ect ~ ~ Smr'
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II patarson 40 pos,or Nio,s nj
ta,k dealt cbiafv With tho raIat,or -,
Tho chmrch 70 Tho Srnaay sohao, II,
characterized tho sundav school ~ tbt
training schoo1 To- ohuro, r,a,,,hars,,i,,
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* nor cent NJ tho CORNERSTONE of ~,
= modern church cone from, Tho surda
v .choo, vat eric * Nv ,.rt is hvt A.
4 enroIIment This shows had manage
I ment somewhere. and the sneaker point
. ed out that the chief difficulties wer
t in the comparatively small amount O
n money allowed by the church for Sun
1 ! day school work, to the comparativel,
n small amount of time spent in study 1,
t the Sunday school, to the lack of teach
t ers properly prepared for the work, an
t to the lack of suitable grading in tn
d Sunday schools, such as are found IL
: the public schools.
d During the course Of his address. Dl
= Peterson stated that he is soon to go t
: Camp Devens. Aver. Mass, to take u
: work among the soldiers there as rep
resentative OF the Baptist organization
: speaking OF the fact that the Vernon
e men who are to enter the new nationa
Y army are to be at Camp Devens he ask
i ca that names or young men from tn
= 10 III .he o.ate' wh
Together with their addresses as 500
II as thew are located there in order tbs
II he might be of service to them IL nos
= sible.
, At the afternoon session n STRIVING ,,e
- ,oro fro,,, .ho ,or.L.u,, p..;. .