Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-15
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. wsatheF, BF9Hght large numbers 8t BaPtists
 t9 the H9HHas, s9ms 9f the n9st BF9miHeAt ' workers aHd Sunday seha9l teachers IF ths
 State were present Fhs programme fer the 2 week is as follows;
 MONDAY EyENIsa, JuLY ls,
 psgS99Sa S aPs SoS SFeMS5inE sessSSSss sSsrwp sCope
 and Responsibiiltlss of lie Bible school Work
 slb Recitation by Miss Alice Hooper, of Mont
 TUESDAY, JULY H.-MoRErNs SESSION.
 s:so Preysr y and Itg ,romss service conducted by 9:9O Half hour for business, report of the com | mittee on constitution election of officers
 iiSq ioi5 ss Adsrsss % Bbs Sss ssn sf the Bible School | Teacher, his Preparation and his Work" by Prof
 ii;i5. Free discussion of the above subject toe be opened by Rev. I, R. Wheelock of
 ATrERNooN.sEss1oN.
 GS aGS sEss hddErsss aS by fSS9 ss4 stedha D. D. of New % BTte1 The o need of deeper spirituality in
 a:4b Address by Mr. Q. B. Stout, of New Brnns, wick, N. J., "How shall we secure this Spiritual
 SIS Address by MT. A. B. Ryan, Normal
 s:so Week day work by the Bible school teach CT, Professor sherwin
 ! 43O Recitations by Miss Alice Hooper, of Mont viile
 EVENING
 | T:5. Prayer and Song
 intendents 6G 6y Mrs M % c Kennedy of Philadelphia l o.OO- LcCIuIS, 1iio IADlo AO" UO AAi0SAOS' people in it." by Professor sherwin. WEDNESDAY, JULY 15-MoRNING SESSION.
 s;so. Prayer meeting. led by Rev. J. R stubbert, | of Putnam: Woman's American Baptist Home
 Mrs A. M Herr, State vicepresident
 Bible Reading, Mrs. A. J Gordon, of Boston.
 Addrf o Pnt tH tRe
 Address. S %our work in South Carolina Mrs. c.
 Sas praceay Bsasaft bS all
 11:Oo. Primary Work, N Mrs, S.. M c; h Kennedy. | AFTERNOON SESSION.
 1:so Meeting of the lot holders of the Baptist
 s:4S Address Mrs. NJ. G. Kennedy, ''Intermedi-
 SIS Address w R. Burnham, of Norwich. Bi- | s4s 4sno Address ~ ReV @ fp r IL Potter Of Hartford Difficulties and Blessings of the Sunday School
 4:15. Question box EVENING SESSION.
 z:1s, Half hour prayer and praise $ service s ..r, Moulding Power of the Sunday School Worker
 s:45. Prayer and conference. Adjournment. THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 16. | s:30. Prayer meeting and farewell services. A very large crowd is expected to be pres ! ent to-day as there is in addition to the reg | ular work meeting of the Women's Home | \ Missionary society. Among the many prom | inent Baptists present yesterday were the | | Rev. Messrs. Herr of Norwich, Demple of | l Plainield Dickinson of Norwich, Brown of | ! Westford, Hill of Montowese, Butrick of | | New Haven, Piddock of Middletown, Wake l man of Stamford, Wheelock of Meriden. | Phelps of Hartford, George M. Stone of Hart | ford, Potter of Hartford, Mirror of Mystic River, Daniels of Tariffville, Amesbury of f Danbury Stubbard of Putnam; Professors Bucklyn and Sherwin and Messrs. A. P. and | L. w. Carroll of Norwich, MT. Amesbury, superintendent of the Danbury Sunday schools, MT. Dennison of Hartford and MT. Bronson, president of the State convention. The following officers were elected: Presi- dent, the Rev. o. A. Piddock of Middletown; clerk, the Rev. E. P. Bond ot Hartford; cor | responding secretary, A. B. Ryan of Middle town; treasurer, A. P. Hooper of MontVille. | The vice-presidents will be the presidents of the Sunday school associations of New Haven, Hartford, Ashford, Stonington, Union, New London and Fairfield and all the officers will combine to form the executive association. The meeting promises to be one of the most successful ever held by the | school, and with pleasant weather to-day an | immense crowd will be present. There are many Christian workers present from other States than Connecticut.
 Personal.
 Mrs. B. O. Lake, of this city, is convales- ! cent after an illness of four or five weeks. MT. Axel T. Lundberg and wife and Mrs, 1duh DAdu1oJ aIo SuA4LACAIAB HI t4OAi | cottage at Morris Cove, which was purchased of Mir. William J. Atwater.
 Frances R. Martin, of this city, has been appointed one of the officers of the Woman's Relief corps.
 Rev. T. Hanscome Legare, aged 75,a gradu- ate from Yale, class '33, has died at his home in Orangeburg, s. c.
 Misses Ella Welch and Grace Wheeler, of this city, are summering with Mrs. Robert Wheeler of North Stonington. Augustus A. Crane, of this city, a gradu- ate of Yale 1855, left last evening for an ex tended trip to Mexico. Mir. Crane will spend his time cattle ranches and travel ling and in the fall will return to this city | and enter the Medical college here. ( At meeting of the Bridgeport Board of Education held Monday evening, Henry D. Simmons, graduate of Wesleyan university who has had ten years experience as a teacher, was elected principal of the Pros pect street school, Bridgeport, to succeed George B. Hurd, who resigned his position to accept that of principal of the Winchester | school in this city.
 Mrs. H. D. Benedict and daughters, with Mrs. Dr. MorrelI, are spending few weeks at the Belle View cottage, Ocean Grove. N J. l Mrs. M. M. Camp is spending month with relatives in Albany, and will visit Sara toga and western part of New York. George H. Pardee and wife and E. R. Slater and family go next Monday for month to Mansfelds.
 Colonel T. L. Watson and wife, of Bridge port, have moved into their new and hand some cottage at Black Rock. .. One camp near Port Jefferson L. l., has for it's members w. H. Horr, A. Miller, B. g Stanley, George Lewis and Charles Lewis, s all of Bridgeport. David Ferris, said to be the most heavily built man and the largest land owner in Newtown, dropped dead while riding with s his wife on Sunday. He was about sixty E five years of age.
 MT. Carlos Glazier, who for many years was 8 merchant on State street, Hartford, | died on Tuesday at the residence of his son on Albany avenue, aged 73 years. J. M Wheeler has been chosen vice presi- dent of the City Savings bank in Bridgeport, in place of H. s. Peck, deceased. Rose Flynn, of Unionvil1e, who was so dangerously injured by having her scalp torn off in machinery, is doing well. Garwood Judd, formerly well known citizen of Thomaston, has returned with his family from Texas L.-S. Platt has been appointed trustee for the insolvent estate of the Naugatuck Cutlery company.
 G. Bennett Smith, a we'll known citizen of Willimantic, has removed to New Haven where he will reside permanently
 Capt" Howard, of this city, who made I such sensation in the Riel rebellion with { his Gstling gun battery, is yet in Canada.
 Armory Notes. Nearly every parlor in the armory was | open last evening. The Light Guard will give an excursion July 30th to Glen Island via the steamer John H. Starin. The | Thomas orchestra will furnish music and | pleasant excursion is expected. The Blues will hold special meeting soon to decide regarding one or more excursions | The Sarsfeld Guards were drilled by Lieu