The Portland daily press., 1885-07-22
The First BaptIsts at Old orchard.

DlJ dL OCCdh Il dAhS OAu OAOAdAu, COuluiCuC-
ing August 2, and continuing till August %
has been received. Ocean Park is the new
eneampment of the Free Baptists of New
England 1t has been established only four
years, but is already well furnished for the
accommodation of public gatherings and
conventions. An Ocean Park association
has been formed of which Rev. o. B. Cheney
of Lewiston is president.
The following is the programme for the
coming encampment:
FIRST DAY. SUNDAY, AUGUST 2.
$50 a; m;-Memorlal Service and Sacrament Of
1880. a. m.1Assembly sermon-Rey. d. w. C.
zoo p m-Bible Service.
3.15 p. m-Sermon-Rey. A. P. Tracy.
7;30 p. m-GosPel Service, conducted by A. w.
Anthony and w. II. Getchell.
AUGUST 3.
2.O0p m.-Annual Meeting of Ocean Park AS
soclatiOn, and reports of officers and committees
7.45 p m-Grand Oriental Entertainment
ahbrah, Native, India Lecturer and HumOriSt, ii
illustrator and ImpeTsonatOr.
AUGUST 4.-BATEs THEOLOGICAL ALUMNI CON
vENTIoN.
$50 a. m-ReunOn.
1000 a. m.-Paper by A. w. Anthony.
1880 a. m.-Paper by F. l.. Hayes. Obs
IL 80 a. m.-Alumni Conference.
200 p. m.-Historical address,. j. Butler.
800 p. m.-Sermon by A. Given.
7.45 p. m.-Seeond grand oriental entertainment
(entirely different from the rst)-Sauahdram-
Committee, ReVs. T. Spooner, L. w. Raymond, II.
j. White.
AUGUST 5.-cHILDREE's DAY.
2.00p m.-Music by band Recltations by the
children. Readings and brief addresses by Sun
day-sehOol workers
1902. m.-Lecture.-ReY ID. W. C. Durgln.
Committee-Rev II. +. Wood.
AUGUST 6-9.-coNvENTIoN OF CHRISTIAN
WORKERS.
The object of this convention is to seek increase
of spiritual life and power and to lead the uncon
yerted to Christ. The will be preaching each day
and meetings for prayer and testimony; als0lBible
readings, conferences of Christiani workers, en-
Early prayers each morning during Convention at
the usual hour.
Chairman-Rev. B. F. Hayes, DID.
Musical Director.-Mr. II. X. Clark.
AUGUST 1o.-LAYMEN's CONGRESS.
2.oop m.-Devotional service.-Dea. R. Deer
2.Sop. m.-Paper: Layman and Evangelstie
3.00p: m.-Paper: :Laymen Apostolic Helps
Dea: f. W. Page. (Discussion)
100 ?. m.1Service OF prayer and praise.-Dea.
7.3O p. m.-Paper The Relation Of the business
world to the Sabbath.-Hon. l.. NJ. Webb Obs
8.15 p. m.-Paper; How Shall the Lay Force Be
Made II the Most Helpful in Church Work.-Prof.
u. Z. ChaSe.
Commttee-Dea L. w. Page, New York; Mr.. Z.
A. Thissell Lowell, Mass.
AUGUST IL.
10.3O a. m.-Lecture: An Hour at World Build
ing.-Prof d. M. Fisk, A NJ
Won1an's Convention.
coop. MI Paper: Personal Culture Christ
ian Duty,-Mrs. Prof X. Bachelder. ii. Paper:
The Influence upon Our Homes of the Higher
Education of WOmen.-Miss Lizzie Galley
z 40 n MI PaDnr- West Africa MiqQfOD
Mrs. j. B. Davis. IL Paper Mrs. j. L. Phillips.
AUGUST H.
1890 a. m.-Lecture: Human Nature; its orI-
gin. Rev. X. Dunn, ID. ID.
Wonaaia's Contention Continued.
200 p. m.-Mission meeting. Opened by short
addresses, followed by an open conference In the
COmmtteeNMrs G. E. Dexter, Mrs. A. B. Tour
Miss L. A. DeMeritte.
7.S0 p. m.-Lecture.
AUGUST 13.
1890 a. m.--Lecture: Human Nature its de-
velopment. Rev. r. Dunn, d. ID.
Sunday School Institute.
200 p. m.-Lecture; The Sunday School Idea.
s.i5 p m.~Lecture: The Fifth Gospel, the Cos
pei Of Of Things Prof D; N; Fisk, A; N.
Middle Kingdom. Van Phou Lee Canton, China.
$50 p; m.-Practical talk: paroehial work.
AUGUST IA
1890 a. m.-Lecture: Human Nature; Its en-
joymentS and hopes. Rev. II. Dunn, ID. ID.
2 2,s0 P; m%lLecture: 1;;-l A Plea for Man as Man.
800 p. m-Leeture; Literature. Prof Geo. O.
Chase, A. NJ.
7.3O p. m.-Lecture: Woman in China, (IlIus-
trated with stereopticon). Van Phou Lee, Canton,
| China.
AUGUST 15-MssIoN CONVENTION.
$50 a. m-Devotional Prayer for the church
es, that they may be brought into fuller sympathy
with the work of missions
1000 a. m.-Paper: Our Lost Brother. Rev S.
1880 a. m.-Address: Missions, the coming glo-
ry and the advance work of the church. Rev. o.
II. Bachelor
2.sO p m.-Paper: Church Extension. Rev. F.
800 ?. m.-Address: The Regions Beyond.
Rev. J. Phillips.
7.so p. m.-nlustrated lecture Rev. o. r.
Bachelor.
AUGUST 16.
1000 a. m.-Devotional: Gods Blessing upon
the work OF the Sunday school.
1880 a. m.-SermOn. Rev. X. Dunn, ID. ID.
200 p. m-Bible service.
s.l5 3l5 p m-sermOn, n, Sermon Rey 6 \: Howard
AUGUST II.
900 a. m.-Jubilee rehearsal
HOO a. m.-Lecture: The Constitution and
Duties of Churches and Denominations-Re r.
Dunn, d. ID.
Temperance Day.
200 p. m.-Address, II. A. ShOrey, Esq.
2. 80 p. m.-AddresS, Rev. ID. w. LeLacheur.
3;15 P. m.-Lecture: Wine and Its Evils; Hon.
t. r. Simonton.
Hon. Geo. E. Foster, NJ. p, expected.
7.3o p. m.-Address, Rev. E. G. Wesley.
800 p. m.-Address, Prof. X Bachelor.
$50 p. m.-Address: Temperance-Th Magni-
tude of the Work,-Rev. S. ID. Church.
AUGUST IS.
HOO a. m.-Leeture: The Philosophy and
Conditions of Revivals,-Rev. II. Dunn, ID. ID.
Musical convention afternoon and evening.
AUGUST 10.
1870 a. m.-Lecture Conditions of Success In
Preaching the Gospel,-Rev r. Dunn, ID. ID. Musk
cal convention afternoon and evening
AUGUST 20-EXPERIENCE DAY AND HYMN
oLOGY.
2.30 p. m.-Paper: Christian Experience-Its
Place and Influence in Christian Work and Life
Rev. j. M. Bailey, ID. D.; followed by brief testi-
monies.
7.30 p. m.-Coneert of praise, in which the
hymns and tunes of fifty years ago will be sung
All attending this convention are requested To
bring the "Old Edition of Sacred Melody"
Committee Of Arrangements-Reys l. ID. Stew
art and o. 7. Moulton.
Musical Director-Rev. o. T. Moulton.
AUGUST 21-GUILD DAY.
$50 a. m.-Praise service.
1O.3oa m.-Annual business meeting, followed
by annual picnic.
7.30 a. m.-First class entertainment
AUGUST %.
1000 a, m-Devotional Gods Blessing upon
the Seed Sown.
1870 a. m.-Sermon Rev. n b. Thompson
200 p. m.-Bible service
3.15 p. m.-SermOn, Rev. l.. w. Raymond.
7.30 p. m.-Service of prayer and praise.