The Portland daily press., 1879-07-29
National Temperance Meet

National Temperance Camp Meeting.
The National Christian Temperance Camp
Me citing Association combined with the New
Engl and Reformed Mems Association, will
hold meeting at Old Orchard commencing
August 18th, and continuing till August 9th
Hon. Sidney Perham is President of NC. T. c.
A., and Henry S. Woodwork, President of n
e. r. C. A.
The programme is not yet complete, but the
following has already been arranged.
There will be three general services each day
viz 10 a. M, 2 and 7.30 p. m, interspered with
devotional meetings, workers conferences,
&c.
The musical department will be under the
direction of Rev. HI. w. Bolton of Bangor.
Wednesday, august 1872 P. NJ, addresses by
Hon. Sidney Perham and Henry 5. Woodwork.
es of and Remedies for the Evils of Intemperance
Gov Alonzo Garcelon; 2 p NJ, address, "The
Milder Intoxicants and the Temperance Reform %
Hon. Nelson Dingley, Jr.; 730 P. NJ, address, 1.-THE
Reform and the Future j. X. Osgood Esq, of
Gardiner, Me.
Friday, august 15-1O A. NJ, address, ''wine
and Its Evils, I. r. Simonton ESQ., Camden, Me-;
2. M, address, 'Intemperance in Relation to Nat
ional Permanence,' Prof Geo. Z. Foster, New
Brunswick; $50, A. !. Chase, G. W. c. Templar of
Good Templars of Maine.
sat,rday Angsst 16,5Childrens Day, conducted
and Mrs. NJ T. HART, of Brooklyn, n Y
Sunday, august It's A Nj, love feast con-
Quoted bX CAM meeting John Allen; 10 A. NJ, ad
Knowledge Miss Frances L. Willard of Chicago,
ILL.,; P. NJ, address, "The Moral Heroism of the
Temperance Reform Mrs. Mary A. Livcrmore,
| Babcock of Philadelphia, Pa.
| Monday, august $40 A. NJ, Rev. j. E. Wolfe
bridge Of Rayenna, O.: Mrs. L. NJ N.stevens, Pres't
| of W. C. I. U. Maine; and Harriet Jones of Win
throp, Me.
| icating Drinks as Cause of offence" Rev. H. w.
| Conant of Providence, r. l.; P. NJ, Gov. C. G.
NTH, Me-; 30 P NJ, address, '"The Citizens and
| the Dram Shop Rev. Geo. H. Vibbert of Mass
=. Wednesday, Avg, 2o;-1o A. NJ, address, The
| Kellogg of Jewett City, Conn; 2 P. NJ, L. L. Du-
rant Montpelier, Vt.
", Tnurs So 49gnst 2l-Tl0 a. NJ Rev j. ;I r.
Liquor Traffic, a National Curse and Reproach, "
| Lot NJ. Morrill,.
| Friday, 14ugust 22.-10 A. NJ, address, "Impor-
ance of Sustaining the Reform Movement" n. d.
Parson Secretary of n. Il. r. c. A., Hartford
Conn; 2 P. NJ, Rev. D. w. lie LacheuI of Bidde
| ford, Me.
SATURDAY. Aagast 23-10 A. NJ, address, Frank
Kennick of Fairfield, Me-; 2 P. NJ, BENZ. Kings
bury, ESD, of Portland;
NJ, sermon by Rev. c. b. Pitblado, of Portsmouth
H.; TI p NJ address The Prohibition Of thu
and in the Highest Interest of the People Hon
Neal Dow, of Portland, Ne.
The services not provided for will be under
the direction of the executive committee The
following persons have been in vited and are
expected to participate in the meeting: Gov
Matt Head and Hon. II. W. Blair of New
Hampshire, Mrs. Youmans, Rev. W. H
Boole of New York, Gen. i. A. Hall, Rev. o
NJ. Cousens, Paul r. Seavey, President o
Maine Reform Clubs, E. NJ. Blake and Capt
ice Garcelon of Lewiston, Capt. j. B. Coyl,
and BENZ. kingsbury of Portland, Col. W. P
Eustis of Dixfield, 3. S. Kelley of Winthrop
G. L. Webb of Skowhegan, "A. X P. Buffum o
Gardiner, David KNAPP of Norway, w. f
Guptil and c. d. Chadboum of Saco, A. II
Gem of Bucksport, Esther Pugh, editor O
Our Union" and many other leadiny
temperance workers of the country.