Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-05-15

fEnGEAMME on TNERCT~Es-wEpNrsp
M,Y2l
\. NJ. Meeting Of Executive COMMITTEE
Devotional for Convention
- Organization and appointment o
Committees.
10 Verbal Reports from County ~
rrtarics
lp.ap >"crrtary's Report
IL The Adaptation q the SUNDAY
school 10 the want, and circun
stances Of the times Prof TmoM.
- l.. ANGELL, Lewiston.
+. NJ. Devotional for Superintendent,
and Teachers
2.'p Report of Executive Committee
Rev. WEBSTER WpppRUKY.
Illustrative Teaching, with Object
and blackboard Exercises
Rey. q. VI. COT sENs, HalloweH
Home cooperative with the sun
LAY School,-Rey. 4. \. SMITH,
Portland.
40 = Question Box.
L. VI. Devotional for scholar, III our
schools
m / How % make our schools NOR. At
trartv" without sacrificing their
spiritual pOwcr,-Pr"f WM. r.
>HERwIS, Of New York
40 d" sunday school Mission Work
Capt. CYRUS STUKpINANr,
Portland
s-J d" Question Box.
THURSDAY. MAY -.
s.3D 4. VI. Devotional for Parents.
" he Model endcnt.-Rey
/. W. PORTER, Bath.
80 " How 10 secure more Efficient
Teachers Hon. }. +. BUTLER,
Bidicford.
l0.'9 The Bible-the sunday school
Text ook,-Rey. q. W. GLE,
So Berwick.
lie Z What 10 sing and How 10 sing it
Prof. NN. +. SuFKWIN. Of \,y
York.
L. NJ. Devotional for blessing on sunday
School Work in the State.
30 Sunday School Lterature,-Rey.
{. q. MCCrILY.
3.lJ - The Bible and the times, Rev.
VIM. Ii. GILBERT, New Eng
land sup't American Bible
society.
- Infant Glasses their Manage
ment and Teaching,-Mrs. NJ.
I. LuDDES, Lewiston.
40 : Reports Of Committees and Mis-
cellaneOus Business. followed by
Question Box.
i. NJ Devotional for blessing TO attend
the efforts Of this Convention.
40 The Work before us,-Motives, =
Encouragcments-Perso Ex-
perienees,-Closing Speeches By
Volunteer Speakers.
Besides the Eminent Speakers from abroad
named within, H. CLAY TRUMBULL, OF Con-
necticut, Normal Secretary of the American
sunday School Union, is expected to be present
and assist.
The Singing during the Convention will be
conducted by Prof. VIM. +. SHERwIN, Of New
York, popular conductor of Sunday school
Conventions and Institutes, and writer of
Church and Sunday School Music in connec-
ton with books recently published by Bigelow
4 Main.
christian Songs and selections from the
s.Rnyai IiaIpm'' will no A Am -,
vention.
Delegates by Eastern and Bos ton 4 Maine
Railroads will buy tickets TO Biddeford and
return at the stations from which they start. al
two cents per mile each way
Delegates over the European Il North Ameri-
can, Maine Central land branches) and Knox
4 Lincoln Railroads, and those coming bv
steamers Lewiston and City Of Richmond viii
be allowed free return tickets, to be issued at
the Convention. The Ogdensburg and Grand
Trunk Railroads will probably grant a similar
reduction.
The citizens Of Biddeford cordially extend
the hospitality Of their homes to all attending
the Convention from abroad.
Committee Of Entertainment will be in at
tendance at the station and church.
\ new and interesting feature of this Con-
vention will be an exhibition in one of the
rooms of the church of Sunday School and
Bible Helps, Palestine Maps Denominational
Sunday School Papers, Notices, Bible Rolls,
and other aids and appliances for the better
and prosecuting Of Sunday
School work.
REV. WEBSTER WOODBURY., Chairman
Executive Committee.
REV. 0. NJ. COUSINS, State Secretary.
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
Rev. w. Woodbury., c. NJ. Bailey,
- A. L.. Gerrish, Thomas b. Nichols,
80 A. A. Smith, G. ii. Palmer,
80 II. 5. Burrage, j. p. Higgins,
:. A. Bryant, Rufus Deering,
4" o. NJ. COusens, Capt. Cyrus Sturdivant,
- +. NJ. Haynes, Alden Baker.
RUFUS DEERING, Treasurer.