Vermont State Conference.
THE Vermont State Conference will hold its fourth annual session at West Enosburgh, Vt., Friday June 16th, 1865. Meetings of worship will continue over Sabbath and first-day. All the churches belonging to this Conference, and those wishing to unite with it, are requested to represent themselves faithfully by delegates or letters. Delegates are to be chosen according to the following ratio: Each church to the number of twenty members or under, shall be entitled to one delegate, and one delegate for every additional fifteen members. Delegates will bring letters showing their appointment signed by the church clerk or Elder. Churches will also be careful to send a written report of their standing, their losses and additions, of membership during the year; also the amount of s. B. fund. A general invitation is extended to the brethren and sisters within the limits of the Conference, and to the brethren in New England. Brethren, let us come to this feast, not only to enjoy a release from worldly business and cares, but realizing the momentous period we have reached in the history of the third message, the importance of keeping pace with the work in its rapid and onward course, and with a determination and zeal agreeing with the thrilling and important truths that we profess to love, the shortness of time, and the magnitude of the work that is before us, that we may be in a condition to co-operate with the people of God in the great duties connected with the closing events of probation. A special invitation is hereby extended to Bro. and sister White and Bro. Loughborough to attend these meetings. S. PIERCE,
A. STONE,
D. T. BOURDEAU, } Executive Committee. NoTE.—The General Conference Committee decide that Eld. J. N. Andrews attend the Vermont State Conference. COMMITTEE.