The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-15
VERMONT BAPTIST CONVENTION.
Programme Be Given at Rutland Sept
%, % and ~.

The 95th annual meeting OF the Yer
rnont Baptist state convention which i
to be held Sept %, % and p, at the
Rutland church, is expected to call to-
getker between 300 and 400 delegates
The program is as follows:
Monday afternoon, Sept 22~ $50
meeting of board of trustees of Vermont
Baptist state convention.
Monday evening, Sept. ,22-Yowug peo-
pies session, Hon Henry Bond, presid-
ing; 1880, devotional service, Rev. James
S. Braker, d. d., Burlington; address
of welcome, Rev. George W. Peck, jr,
Rutland; presidents response and ad-
dress, Hon. Henry Bond, Brattleboro;
music; offering; report of young people 5
work, Rev. Arthur V. Allen Newport +;
address, "The New Chivalry," Rev D. Fl.
Glare. d. d., North Adams, Mass; clos.
ing PRAYER and benedietion, Rev. ]. W,
Crippen, Putney
Tuesday morning, Sept. % Session OF
the Vermont Baptist Historical society,
President Henry Croker presiding; 3,
report Of secretary and treasurer; 9:l5,
address, Rev William A. Freemantle,
D. d., Philadelphia, Pa; 9;35, report OF
nominating committee.
Tuesday morning, Sept. 23-Session OF
the Vermont Baptist ministers confer
ence and aid society, Viee.President +.
NJ. Derwacter presiding; 9:45, appoint
ment of nominating committeei report
OF secretary; report Of treasurer; cleo
ton Of officers; Vermont Baptist state
convention in session, President Henry
Bond presiding; report of committee OF
arrangements; announcement of com
mittees. reading Of the rules of order,
Rev. j. S. Brown, clerk; 1880, address,
"The General Promotion Board of the
One Hundred Million Dollar Fund Rev.
j. Y. Aitchson, D. d., New York; 1880,
sermon, Rev. w G. Towart, Bennington;
1915, closing prayer and benediction,
Rev, Kendriek Hackett, South London
derry.
Tuesday afternoon, Sept, 23-Sunday
school session, Vice-President =. b. Bail
ey presiding; 2, devotional service and
greetings, Rev George E. Robbins, gen
eral secretary Vermont Sunday School
association: music; offering; 2:30, adj
dress, Laying Religious Foundations in
Child Life" Miss Nan f. Weeks Phil
adelphia, Pa; 3, address, "The Religious
Education of Adults" Rev. w p. Behan,
Phi. D., Philadelphia, Pa. $3.50, address,
'eThe New Demands Upon the Teaching
Ministry of the Church" Rev. w. +.
Chalmers, D. d., Philadelphia, Pa; 4,
departmental conferences places TO be
announced elementary work, Miss
Weeks; adult work Dr. Behan; Sunday
school officers and workers, Dr. Chalm-
ers.
Tuesday evening, Sept, 23-7:l5, de-
votional service, Rev. II. b. Rankin, New
port; 1880, address, "The Present World
Situation" Rev. j. +. Franklin, d. d.,
Boston, Mass; s;l5, music offering;
$3.50, address, "Intercession and Steward
ship" Rev. L. M, Potaet, d. D., New
York City.
Wednesday morning, Sept. pa, de-
votional service, Rev. J. W. Rafter,
Windsor; 0:l5, report of committees;
social service, Supt. p II. Blake, Ches-
ter; obituaries, Rev. Henry Croker,
Chester; resolutions, Rev Clark T.
Brownell, Brattleboro; nominations, A.
G.. Crane, Burlington; enrolment, w, r,
Kinsman, Rutland; 1915, report Of
board, Rev. W. A. Dawson, d. D.; re-
port of treasurer, Howard Crane; in
PRODUCTION of new pastors, Rev, w. A.
Dawson, d. D.; greetings from other or
CARNATIONS, Miss Marion Gary, Y M.
G. A., Supt. Albert Laing, Anti-Saloon
league, Rev George A. Buttrick, the
Congregationalists, Rev. George E. Price,
d. D., Vermont Bible society; closing
prayer and benedictions, Rev. J. T. Sher-
man, ST. Adams.
Wednesday afternoon, Sept. "a Vice
President Mrs. j, A. Greenwood presid-
ing; 2, devotional service, Rev George
Pomfrey Richford; 2:l5, address, Rev,
f. w. Padelford, Boston, Mass. 3, mu-
sic; Offering; address, "The State Con-
vention-Its Work and Worth" Supt.
j. n. Barss, Shawbridge, Que; 4, play
let, "a Day in India" Rutland young
people; 5, women's conference, Mrs. H.
w. Peabody, Beverly, Mass.
Wednesday evening, Sept. 1880,
devotional service, Rev ]. H. Blackburn,
Townshend; 7;45, address, Mrs. H. w.
Peabody, Beverly, Mass; Sis, music;
offering; $50, address, Rev. Carter Helm
Jones, d. d., Philadelphia, Pa; closing
moments, Rev. W. A. Dawson, d. D:
There is possibility that Burlington
carmen NAV strike again the arbitration