The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-06-04
IN SESSION IN BANGOR.
Universalists Meet In Convention
Other Meetings In That City.

BANGOR, June 3.-The Universalist state
o'clock, with a large attendance, over zoo
delegates and friends being present from
out of town. President Harris of Auburn
presided.
The address of welcome was delivered by
Hon. Henry Lord of Bangor, after which
the convention adjourned to await the
reports of the committees at o'clock this
afternoon.
Services were held at IL o'clock, sermon by
Rev. +. M. HOughtOn of Deering.
At the meeting of young people at o'clock
for the purpose of looking into the subject OF
organizing state branch of the Universal
ist Christian Union of Young People, the
following special committee was appointed
to adopt constitution and report at meet
ing to be held tomorrow afternoon: Rev: o.
b. Church, South Berwick; Mr.. Hodgkins,
Lewiston; Miss Booth, Portland.
The afternoon exercises were largely at
tended. At 2p. m. the occasional sermon
was delivered by Rev. w. M. Kimmell of
Rockland The sermon was followed by
the communion service, conducted by Rev.
r. ii. Aldrich of .Guilford. At4 p. m. oc-
Cured the convention session, with the re-
ports of the committee of fellowship, treas
urer and executive committee. At 730 Rev.
G. G. Hamilton Of Oakland delivered an ad-
dress on "Our Young Peoples Organizations,
their Aim and Method" Rev; o. +. Stafford,
DID,, of Deering, spoke on 1.-THE Relation Of
Our Young People to the Church" The
convention will De continued Wednesday aHd
Thursday.
Homoopatnists in Session.
BANGOR, June 3.-The oath annual meet
ing of the Maine Homeopathic Medical So
ciety opened this morning with prayer by
Rev. William Pember. DR.. W. F. Shepard
OF Bangor, delivered the address of welcome
which was followed by the annual address
by President Whidden. The reports of the
| treasurer and committees were submitted
and accepted. The plan of establishing a
sanitarium under Homeopathic supervision
| was discussed and Augusta was proposed
| for the place. AT the afternoon meeting re-
ports of the scientific bureau were made.
AT the afternoon session resolutions were
adopted looking towards equal medical legis-
lati0n. The following officers were elected
President, S; G; Perkins, Rockland; vice
presidents, W. F. Shepard. Bangor, N. E.
Fellows, Bangor; recording secretary, J. c.
| Gannett, Yarmouth corresponding secreta-
ry, F. A.:.Gushee, Appleton; treasurer, W.
S. Thompson, Augusta; censors, H. F. Brad
| ford, Lewiston, j. M. Prilay, Bangor, w. F.
| Cleveland, Eastport. G. S. Philbrick, Cor
inth. T. N. Drake, Pittsfeld; committee on
legislation, w. L. Thompson, A. S. Harvey,
| c. M. Foss, NJ, S. Brivy, S. E. Sylvester.
Delegates we're chosen to the American In
stitute of Homeopathy. The convention ad-
| journed to meet in Portland on the first
Tuesday of June, 1891.
At Bangor Theological Seminary.
BANGOR, June 3.-The anniversary of the
Bangor Theological Seminary opened today
with examinations of classes during the
forenoon and afternoon. At 2 80 the trus-
tees meeting was held. There were present
President Henry l.. Chapman, G. G. McCul.
ly, Calais S. p. Fay, Dorchester; j. E. Ad
ans, Bangor; q. G. Moses, Bath; j. S
Wheelwright, 1. M. Bragg, B. B. Thatcher
S. ID. Thurston and j. l.. Crosby, Bangor
The resignation of Trustees Rev. B. Tap.
nan. ID. D., Rev. j. o. Fiske, d. D., and
Rev. S. p Hayes were accepted, and Rev
g. A. Gordon, ID. D., of Boston, Rev. George
w. Field d. d., of Bangor, and Rev. W. II
| Fenn of Portland, were unanimously choSeI
to iii the vacancies. This evening at 73
the annual address was delivered before thu
Rhetorical Society by Professor l.. 0. Bars
tow of Yale Theological Seminary.
Temple of Honor.
BANGOR, June 3-The Grand Temple 0
of Honor of Maine held its meeting here to
day. The following officers were chosen
g. w. r., j. j. Jones, Hall0well; g. W. Y
r., l.. S. Rines, Gardiner; g. W. r., N. B
Tracy, Auburn: G. w. l., o. v. Bisbee
Lewiston; g. w. G., Rev. George W. Avery
Say; G. w. u, l. r. Clark, Bangor; q. "
| S., j. N. Cannon, Gardiner