Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-05
FULL PROGRAMME
o. the Y ~. c. A. Convention at Water
Vile.

The following 10 an outline Of the work tc
be done At the State Convention Of the Young
Mems Christian Association which will be
held at waterville. Oct. l7-sl, 1889:
THURSDAY, OcroBER l7.-7.S0 p. n. Wei.
come Exercises Appointment of Committee
on Organization; 500 P. N. Address by Rev.
Smith Baker. DID, of Lowell. Subject
Obligation of the Churches to Young Men.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER ls.-9.00 A. u. Devo.
tional Exercises. conducted by T. NJ. Singer,
General Secretary, Lewiston; $50 A. n.
Report Of Nominating Committee; 9.&5 A.
N. How to Get Active Members to Assume
and Fulfill their Obligations. X. W. Mat
thews. Nashua, n. H.; l0.l5 A. n. Reports
from Associations (Reports to be written
and not to exceed three minutes in length 1;
10 10 A. N. Discussion upon Reports, con-
duet d by Z. A. Lawrence, State Secretary !;
ii 80 AN Business; 2 90 p. NJ, Bible Read.
ing; 30 Pm. How can we Secure the Co.
operation of Christian Business Men in our
Work: +. J. Bicknell. Rockland; s 90 I'm.
The Physical Department of our Work
T. E. Mcdonald, General Secretary, Port
land: 30rN. Reports from Chairman aud
Treasurer Of State Committee; 7.l5 Pm
Song Service; 7,30 Pm. Value Of State
Work. X NJ. Armstrong, State Secretary,
Mass. and Il. l.; 00r.M. The Work of the
Young Mems Christian Association. A. II.
Whitford. General Secretary. Cambridge +;
$50 r,N. Address. President A. W. Small,
Colby University 800 Pm. Evsngelistic
Meeting for Men, conducted by A. II. Whit
ford
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10. 900 AN. De-
votional Exercises; $50 AN. School for
r,sfta W.. n M
Meeting, its Importance and How Conducted.
X. A. Jordan, General Secretary. Bangor;
10 30 A. M. Hints: (a) Bible Class II.
c. Wilson, General Secretary. Auburn; (5)
Week of Prayer. G. W. Garland, General
Secretary, Rockland; (e) Waterman. J.
NJ. l.. Bates, General Secretary, Gardiner
IL 90 Al NJ. The Relation of the Association
to the Church as Training School. W. j.
Chaibourne, General Secretary. Bath;
80 A. NJ. Miscellaneous Business. De-
Gliding upon place for next Convention; l.30
p. NJ. Special PRAYER Service for Collie yes
ard Educational Institutions; 200 p. NJ.
College Work, including written reports
from colleges, not to exceed three minutes
in length. j. X. Mott, College Secretary
International Com. 3.45 p. N. Work of
International Committee; 4 90 p. N. Ques-
ton Drawer; 100 Pm Praise Service;
1907 Stereoptcon Views of Associa-
ton Buildings. +. A. Lawrence; $50 p. N.
Address. II. NJ. Moore, Boston; 800 r. N.
Evangelistic Meeting for Men.
The programme promises that the conven-
tion will be one of more than usual interest,
and it will doubtless be largely attended.
The arrangement Of the meeting has been
in the hands of the State Secretary. Mr.. +.
A. Lawrence, who is most jealous and suc-
cessful Christian worker. He has been ably
assisted by W. S. Corey of Portland, who is
chairman Of the State committee, and by the
General Secretaries of the various local as
sociatioDs in the State. The association in
this city will be well represented and will be
able to present most excellent report of
the work done during the past year.