Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-27

/ utmost care should be taken. He would never
again lay down his position as pastor and have an
| evangelist come in and take the lead lie would
like TO have any christian come in AMI work with
him and preach for him butthe evangelist should
work under the pastor
Dea. Henry Woodward followed. SAID he had
not had great experience In the work oil the
eyangelists, but believed in them. Thought the
work of the evangelists was necessary and i'm
portant and they have accomplished wonders
Could readily understand the position Of the pas
tor, who had worked patiently, early and late;
the evangelist steps in, and reaps the harvest,
after the pastor has sown the seed and cultivated
the field. They did not bring altogether an I'M
mixed good. though it couldn't be deried that
Gods work had been revived wonderfully under
their labors.
Gov. Dingley was called upon and responded
He knew there was great field that the churches
failed to occupy. He who is a child of God VIII
see enough to do, wherever he turns his eyes. A
vast work must be left undone if it is not accom-
plshcd outside of the churches. Multitudes of
people who never 60 near oarehurches are reached
BY cvaugeists and aymen, who 20 out in car net
playerful labor. He spoke of the great religious
Interest in Lewiston and Auburn, and the grand
results being reached there through the Efforts of
those who 90 out in earnest labor Tor CblIst. lie
thought we ought not to be too particular in re-
gard to the methods adopted or OF interference
with pastoral work; there is no need OF such m
erlcrcEcc.
Dca. lIawes, Rev. MI. Penney and Key. Mr.,
Martin followed, in approval of the special work
Of cyangelists and that God often blessed the
churches that called them to labor with an out
pouring Of his spirit.
The Conference viii continue to-day, the fol-
lowing being TIC programme of exercises
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
s. Prayer Mecting-Lcd by Rev. J. T. IIawc..
FoRSooN.
9-What does the Church owe 70 the Sabbath
School f-Dea Geo. +. llawes and sDea. 5. Page.
CIV hat is it to be Spiritually Minded and
how shall this state be promoted among our
Churches '-Rcy. II. Harding AMI Rev. H. V.
Emnons.
l030--What do Pa,-hioaers e1rect of their
Minister in his Pastoral Visits iDea Lam abec
aid Dea. IIsvilaad.
1l3o-W hat special demand does the present
time of Religious Expectation ard Business De
preston make upon the Churches REV. {. G.
McCullv and Mr.. Joshua Nye.
AFTERNOON.
1.30-PiaYer ard Promise Mcotiug-I.cd b,
Rev. DR.. Adams.
2-Confcrence Scimor-EcY. II. Y. Elnu 0ns.
3-Fhe Lords Supper.
Each church should be represented b. six lele-
gates, half of them ladies'.
Supreme Judicial Court, Danforth j.. Pre-
stdng.
| TUESDAY, October &c.
Henry York was put trial last evening foI
the Larceny Of two CT three barrels of -four from
Bangs gris. mill in Waergille, on the night Of
Ang. Eth. The iioul was traced to deft's shanty
( rear /. :. Nassalboro, AID was identified by Col
Bang AID his miller. Quite large number Of
witne'=e, have been examined, occupying the
whole forenoon. The dei't having 10 counsel, til,
court ass En;d D. {. Robinson, Esq, to conduct
the defence. The testimony Of the dei't aud h.
wife, and other relatives if believed SATISFACTORY
y accounts for the possession of the flour, aad
proves him 20 have been IN another place wher
the theft was committed. Verdict guilty.
State W. Newell Miner ard Eyelira G. R.ckt,
Tais is an indictment for etpelly over driving 8
horse, tilel at a livery stale in West Wa.crvlle
50 that he died. PillsbuIy and W. S. Choa:e 70.
den's Trial unfinished.