The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-13
Expected Over 800 Dele
gates Will Attend Gath
ering in Rutland
THREE-DAY PROGRAM
HAS BEEN PREPARED
Henry Bond of Brattleboro to Deliver
Address Before Young People-Rev
J. F. Franklin and @. H. Jones to
, Give Evening Addresses.

i Give Evening Addresses.
RUTLAND, Sept. 13.-The 95th an
nual meeting of the Vermont Baptist
State convention which is to be held
Sept. %, % and "a, at the Rutland
church, is expected to call together be-
tween 300 and 400 delegates.
The program is as follows:
Monday afternoon, Sept. %, $50,
meeting of board of trustees of Yer
mont Baptist State convention.
Monday evening, Sept. %: Young
peoples session, Hon. Henry Bond, pre-
siding; 7.30, devotional service, Rev.
James s. Braker. D.. D., Burlington
Address of welcome, Rev. George w
Peck, jr., Rutland. President 5 re-
Spouse and address, Hon. Henry Bond
Brattleboro; music; offering; report of
young people 8 work, Rev. Arthur V
Allen, Newport; address, The New
| Chivalry, Rev. D. H. Clare, d. d..
North Adams, Mass; closing prayer
rand benediction, Rev j. W. Crippen
Putney.
Tuesday morning, Sept %: Session
of the Vermont Baptist Historical SO
ciety, Pres Henry Croker, presiding;
8. report of secretary and treasurer
9l5, address, Rev. William A. Free
mantle, d. D., Philadelphia, Pa; 9.35
report of nominating committee.
Tuesday morning, Sept. %: Sessions
of the Vermont Baptist Ministers Con
ference and Aid society, Vice pres. F
NJ. Derwacter, presiding; 9.45, appoint
ment of nominating committee; repor
of secretary; report of treasurer; cleo
ton of officers; Vermont Baptist Stat
convention in session, Pres. Henri,
Bond. presiding; report of committe
of arrangements; announcement o
committees; reading of Rules of Or
der; Rev j. s. Brown, clerk; 1870, &C
dress. The General Promotion Board o
the One Hundred Million Dollar Funt
4 Rev j. Y. Aitchison. d. D., New York
! 11.30, sermon, Rev. W. G. Towart, BeI
nington; 1915, closing prayer and Der
ediction. Rev. Kendrick Haekett. Sont
Londonderry. s<s sTsNsA&
Tuesday afternoon, Sept %: Sur
j day school session, Vice Pres. f.
Bailey, presiding; ,, devotional SCI
/ vice and greetings, Rev. George
Robbins, general secretary Vernon
+ Sunday School association; musi,
offering; go, address, Laying Reli;
ious Foundations in Child Life, Nil
Nan F. Weeks, Philadelphia, Pa,
address The Religious Education
4 Adults, Rev w. P. Behan, Phi. D., hi
I adelphia; $50, address, The New D
mands Upon the Teaching Ministry
the Church, Rev. w. E. Chalmers,
i D., Philadelphia; 4, departmental co
ferences (places to be announced). E
ementary work, Miss Weeks; adu
Il work, DR.. Behan; Sunday school off
ers and workers, DIR. Chalmers
III Tuesday evening, Sept. 80: us, d
votional service, Rev. H. B. Rank
h Newport; 7.30, address, The Presel
World Situation, Rev. j. F. Frankli
I'D. D., Boston; SIS, music; offerin,
ii $50, address, Intercession and Stey
n ardship, Rev. E. M. Potaet, D. D., Ne
N York city.
III Wednesday morning, Sept "a: 9, d
votional service, Rev. J. w. Rate
4 Windsor; 9.15, report of committee
social service, Supt. P. H. Blake, Che
ter; obituaries, Rev. Henry Crockt
I Chester; resolutions, Rev. Clark
Brownell, Brattleboro; nominations.