Special Notice, Vermont and New Hampshire
By O. MONTGOMERY
IN harmony with the recommendation passed at the Atlantic Union Conference that the Central New England Conference cede to the Vermont Conference all the State of New Hampshire, with the workers laboring there, our executive committee has thought best to call a special session of the Vermont Conference, together with the workers and representatives of the New Hampshire field, to convene Jan. 15, 16, 1910, for the purpose of reorganizing and binding the two fields together in one larger and stronger conference. This will be a very important meeting. Matters of considerable moment will be before us for consideration. Plans will be laid for the future which we believe will mean much for the cause of God in this field. We sincerely trust that each church will send a delegation of strong, able men who can advise with us and counsel us in these things. The delegates will be chosen by each church in the same way and on the same basis as for the regular annual session. Each church is entitled to one delegate without regard to numbers, and one additional delegate for every ten members. The churches in New Hampshire will elect their delegates on the same basis. This meeting, being called for only two days, Sabbath and Sunday, will not take the people away from home for a long time. They can come Friday and leave Monday. I hope each one will be present at the first meeting Friday evening. The place of holding this meeting, together with the arrangements for entertainment, will be announced later, but we expect it will be at White River Junction, Vt., if we can make satisfactory arrangements.