The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-14
EPWORTH LEAGUE INSTITUTE
Will Be Held at Montpelier June 20 to
July e.

4
| While in Montpelier Sunday evenin,
Rev, C. W Kelley completed arrange
ments for the third annual Montpelie
seminary Epworth league institute, q
which the following are officers: Dear
| Mr.. Kelley; register and book steward
Rev. R. H. Moore, Randolph; busal
Rev. B. G. Lipsky, Barre; life worl
| secretary, Miss Msdge Warren, Mont
pelier. The institute will take place a
| Montpelier seminary, june 2S to July 4
The daily program is;
Mornings.
6;l5 Rising belll
$3.50 Morning watch, topic Stew
ardship:" Tuesday. Rev, G. Fl. Redding
Wednesday, Rev. J. w. Hatch; Thurs
day, Rev. Walter Davenport, Friday
Rev. Il, w, Sharp; Saturday, Rev. H
H. Moore.
= Setting-up drill and breakfast.
sFirst period. lectures; Edible
Study" Rev, b. G. Lipsky.
$40 Second period, lectures. For.
eign Missions" Rev. +. Palladino;
Evangelism. Rev. w. +. Hayes.
$40 Third period. lectures, Social
Service Rev. w Gould; Life Work,
Rev. w. =. Hayes.
l0-Fourth period, lectures, Chris
tan Citizenship and Americanization,
Rev. Y. Palladino,
l0;40-Fifth period. lectures, Rural
Work, Rev W Could; Junior
League" Miss T., Wagner.
ll:20- Sixth period. lectures, '"Meth.
DDS and Fourth Department, Rev. \.
T.. Garfield
l2:l5 Dinner.
Major subjects
Afternoons
Rest hour Observe il regularly
2 Faculty consultation The faculty
will keep hours" TO meet the students
and to answer questions,
2;30 Recreation programs, Under
the leadership of Rev. r. H. Moore.
Tuesday afternoon. Matching up for
tennis Baseball game between faculty
and students. Wednesday afternoon,
Sight seeing day A visit to the State
House or 10 the Barre quarries.
Thursday afternoon. Baseball, tennis,
croquet, campus games. Friday after
noon, A hike to some point of greatest
interest near Montpelier perhaps Ben
jamin Falls again. Saturday afternoon.
Field day. Events will INCLUDE the
regular field day events Everybody is
expected to take part. First and second
prizes given.
$3.50 Faculty meeting in deans of
fee.
g. Supper.
Social demonstration in charge of
Rev. \. L. Garfield A different pro
gram each evening. Bring your note
books in order to take back to your
leagues a lot of suggestions for next
winter.
s-Community sing. Tune my voice
and let me sing, always, only for my
King"
Evenings.
Monday. Assembly social and
to the faculty. Who are you
and where are you from Let sget ac-
luainted.
s:30-Tuesday Rural Vermont and
some of her church problems titus
rated with lantern slides Rev. W,
could
S:30-W Wednesday. Patriotic night.
America for Americans" Col. c. :.
Emery.
Thursday, Christian crusade for
world democracy, illustrated by late
PICTURES from the World outlook, Rev.
Palladino. Friday, Is Your Life to,
Be a Mission or a Career Rev. J. NJ
iage Saturday, institute stunt night
i'm and relaxation; at o'clock
ecognition service viii complete T.
weeks work and the presentation "a.
ertificates follows; $3.50 prayer group.
els curfew Sunday, July
institute love feast. Rev. G. II. Red
ing; l0:30 sermon. Rev. J. NJ. Gag:
p. m. life work service. Rev W. r
Iayes; devotional service. Miss Msdge
Warren; address, Rev +. Palladino;
arting words and good night song.
lean Kelley. J