Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-09

A. N. addresses BY Rev T. c. Haalscx OF
Brunswick. The Moisi Teacher; Rev
j. $. Williamson. pastor Congregations
| church. AHgustz, The eeIsrAl idea Of tb
Sunday school," eco II dinner; L. NJ.
ehii3ren's hour led by Miss Alice Ma.
Douglass; l 80 Z. NJ. Address, Rev. Gee.
> ChSibourne. D. D.. Boston. subject
'.Argsi or Demon, whieh.' Address u
the ehildren by Rev. Ira q. Ross Of An
aassz- Address TO the children by Hi.
Excelispcy. Gov BarIeigh and pres=sts-
I ton Of Souvenir cArds. Music Miss Celia
/ Huri of Hxilo~ell. soprono; Mr.. Frank
Hodzsion; . % z. NJ supper; 10 Z. III
half hour of song; 80 L. NJ lecture,
''oar country its resop-ces and Its destiny,
Rev. y. r. Whitaker ID. u, pastor Chest
nut street church. Portland
| Thursday, Aug. IA. Woman dsy--s.od
/ A. NJ, morning bells $50 A. NJ. mort
1 ing prayers. 700 A. NJ. breakfast. . %,
womsn's prayer meeting. 1000 A. NJ.
addresses hy Miss Z. u. Ys,es, represent
| ing iiis 'Ys" subject; Our mission ;
''Th- Dsae0rness Movement Rev. T.
cor~in Wstsin'. ID u. Of Wiibrsham
Mass. Poem, w woman,~ Rev. David h.
Ella, ID. pastor Mt. Beiliugham NJ. f
church, Chelsea, Mass. IL NJ, Disrcr
/ go Z. VI private addres. 10 wemea,
Secrets OF the Confession al" by Nrs.
Shepherd OF Bos,0a. 80 =. NJ. Address
by Mrs. L NJ. N. Stevens, Pres. Maine W
C. T. l. sabjec. ''The Outlook In Maine. -
MIS-. $. 5 Fessenden, of Maiden, Mass
Songs by Mrs. 4. s. Laid of Gardner and
Rev A. A Lewis Of Bath. 90 z. NJ
sapper. % 7. NJ, half hour of songs
7.s0 r. NJ, Concert by Ladies' Cee.lsn
Quartette of fOrilsnd. assisted by Mr.. W.
II. siocsbridge of Portland, tenor, Mss
Bertha Webb of New York. vioninlist. and
X. iiarlsnd Hawkes., accompanied. New
York. 8 % p. NJ, grand illumination on
she grounds Of fireworks.
Friday, Aug. Is, Pubic School Day
500 A. NJ, morning bells; 8 80 A NJ.
morn ng prayers; 100 A. M. breakfast
800 A. NJ, Teachers Conference-Tem-
persnce teaching In the public schools
1000 A. NJ, Addresses BY Rev f. NJ.
smith, ID. d, President Wesleyan Semi
nary and Female College, The Public
School and the State; Rev. +. G. Rogers.
pastor Grace church, Bangor, II 1ha
Menace of Romanism"; Rev Ira G. Ross
of tngcstI, ''Straxs from South America :
IL 90 NJ diuner; 90 Z. NJ. Teachers
Conference / 80 p. NJ. addresses by Rev.
Hugh Montgomery. Woburn, Mass and
Mrs. Margaret Shepherd, Boston. of the
Loyal Women of American Liberty. All
these speakers are thoroughly conver.ant
with the public school question and no
friend of our school system can afford to
lose this days opportunities. 500 4. NJ
supper 90 L. NJ, half hour of song
On a =.
by Rev. +, c. Haddoek, Brunswick
Saturday, Aug l6.-Good Templars'
Day. under direction of s. ). Knight, &.
c. 7. of Maine. AT 500 A. NJ, mornin Z
bells q 80 A. NJ. morning prayers; 100
A. M, breakfast; 300 \. NJ, the good Of
the order; 10 90 A. M, aidresses; II 90
NJ dinner; l.30 L. NJ. addresses and con-
cert exercises by children of the Juvenile
Temples; Speakers, Rev A. S Lsdd,
Gardiner, Il. c. Torsey, Z. G. C. T., Mrs.
Cain, State Supt. Juvenile Temple. Mrs
). NJ. Perkins, Clevel land, Ohio; 6 90 i.
NJ, supper; 80. evang, lstie meeting led
by Mrs. Shepherd
The Maine Central management has ar
ranged to run trains to tie kennebec VAL
ley Assembly At Richmond Camp Ground
Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday even
ings, leaving Augults at 6 05.
Tuesday evening will be Wo King Mcl's
evening silh addresses by Rev. Mr.. Ladi
Of Gardiner, and Mr.. Rollins of the same
city.
Wednesday evening DR.. Whit aker of
Chestnut street church will give his famous
lecture on "our Country and its Ds.tiny."
Thursday evening will occur the grand
concert by the Ladies Cecitisn QIartette
of Portland, assisted by W. H. StockbIiige
of Portland, Miss Bertha Webb of New
York, yiolinist, and X. IIarland Hawkes. of
New York, pianist. The concert will be
followed by an illumination of the grounds
and display of fireworks at the river bank.