Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-10

TIE foiIovisg 10 The osier II exsscisss q
Ne Tvensy-secsnd Maine Sssdsy School
Convsnsion which will Be held in this city,
October l5sh. lssh, and i7sh. Ia the Bapea
church:
TrKsDAY.-7 30 ?. r., Reunion Of 8 s.
vorkefS, With addresses and mssse- 8 Is p
r.. OfgAnization Of sections superinsenients,
senior grade teachers. junior grade. primary,
% p. -, Organization musical Department.
Chorus dill. 700r ~. Frs formal ss.-
sion. Devotional service, Rev T. Jones,
Augusta Address Of welcome, Rev. J. y.
Wyman. Augusta. Response by the Pfesi-
dent 7.0Y H., Presiient's address. Rev.
z. ~ Cousins, Cumberland Mills % p
-. Greetings from the vide Geld. William
Reynolds, Peoria, Ill Prssisiens Iatesna-
tional 8. s. Convention s-l5 N. Aj-
dress, The Sunday School Idea" Rev.
Smith Baker, u. D., LoseH, MAss.
WEpsEspAr.-9 800 A. Y Devotional ser
vice. 30A H., Conferences. when 10
the lesson sell TAUGHT" Rev J. N. Frost.
Portland Questions and sasv~rs from the
convention. 1000 A. r., Addsess, "Hev
can business men snd busy women prepare
their $ 8 iessoa?" Rev. r. N. Psioubet, d.
d., Bosson, Mas. 10 30 a. NJ, Address,
=. Kslstioa Of primary department 70 main
school, Mrs. W. Y. Crsits, New York.
100 4. n. The worlds convention. Its
membership. Rev. B. +. SNOW, Willard.
The topics discussed. Lindley n. Webb,
Esq Portland. Its spirit and power. Rev.
G. ID Crane, Newcastle The work abroad.
Hon. W. L. Daggett. Strong. The outlook.
Rev. George Lesis, South Berwick. Some
things NE can learn, Rev. Il. T. Hack. Bel
fast. Some things we can teach, Rev. q. Is.
il,iey. Bangor Did it psyf Rev. T. Y.
White. Bath. 100 p, n. Devotional ser
vice 7.l5 p. ~. Conference. What is
the aim Of the Sunday SCHOOL, Rev. X r.
Hack, Belfast. Questions and one-minuts
suggestions from the convention. How TO
conduct ehildrens meeting" Mrs.. Crafts.
Is p. NJ, the supsrin,endenrs half hour.
What the ssperinte ndent wants of the
school, Supesissend nj B Y Sands, lie sis-
ton. What the school wants Of the
superintendent, Mr.. G. A Woodbury.,
Woo ifords 3i5 p NJ, address,, The
seven lamps Of teaching" Mrs CrAfts
400 r. n. address. "Conveation work
County. STATE and International" William
Reynolds. 100 r. n devotional ami praise
service. 7 i5r ~. address, The teacher
in his class" Rev. y. N. PelouDst. ID ID.
7.t5 n, temp rance session. Addresses
by Mis- Lucia T.. y. KimbaIl, national
secretary W e. 7. L, for 3. work; Mrs.
Csafts, Mr. Reynolds and Dr. Baker.
THURSDAY S IS A. NJ, Devotional ser
vice. Final business session, reports, elec
ton Of officers, etc . ID NJ, Cosferenc@.
''Our difficulties and how to remove them"
Rev. T. + White Bath. 3t5 A. N, Brief
rep ,rts from the field. lois a. n. Address,
How to teach the Lesson" Rev. Smith
Baker, ID. d. 1884 NJ, Address, William
Reynolds, Peoria, III. HE N, Helps
for teachers. Printed helps, Superintendent
A. W. Butler. kocklAnd. The convention.
Ira g. Hersey. Esq Houlton. The assem-
bly,, Rev. George ID. Lindsay, Bangor; Rev.
A. r. Dunn, ID. D.. Portland. ll.45 An,
Closing exercises
A hearty invitation is extended and free
entertainment offered by the Sunday school
workers Of Augusta.
Reduced fares on all railway lines. Del
essie, desiring TO engage entertainment in
advance will please write to Supt. E.
Weston, giving time of arrival and deDomi
nation of school