Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-17
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lopecias - ths Ksnsansc JouasAI-l
WArxsviLlE.. Juas le. Bens Of Ia
delegates he Bssis Corssessdsuai Con
fs'eaes arrived yesterday, bss shis mosnins
sftsr the srains began 10 arrive sssn shs
ksss and West. the headquarters ef ths
entertainment committee, sstabIishsd In ths
vsssrJ, vas : bssy plscs. Chairman
fsppan, however. had his arrangements %
far completed. and everything 20 thoroughly
sssssmstizsd, that no time vas wasted in
making assignments, and oil the business
movsd along without any bitch. Il 10 quiss
N undertaking 70 run the entsrsainfneut
department Of big convention, and II sry-
one Who reads this 10 disposed TO doubt it,
y u hoped that be may some time have a
Opportunity to Try il for himself.
The confeferce vas called to order at
10 30 o'clock BY the moderator, Rsv. J. 8.
oewail Of Bangor. The service COM
nenced BY singing. H. read the ooh
ohsptss Of Isaiah followed BY sioeing and
ors,ef.
A committee on credentials was an
eo'nied, conprisisg Rev. A. j. Rackle6 Of
Sko~ hesAn; Rev. X. w. jenkins Of Gar
di ier snd Nh. Pierre McCoTvi!Ie Of Ban
gor.
The moderator extended ~ invisssion 70
all present to IKE part 10 the discussions.
II wss voted that oil basiness and reso-
lotions be presented to the conference
hrough the comniss.e Of arrangements.
Two vscsucies Ia the committee on nom
ns''ons we're hllsd by the appointment Of
tev. B. B. Merrill Of Brewer and Rev. G.
r. Clark Of Machias.
The moderas1r made an opening address
N which he referred to the objects Of the
conference, etc. Rev. l. HI. Hsllock, pas
sor Of the Csnssesa. ional church here, re-
spondsd in ~ address Of welcome in his
usual happy manner.
Tne following we're appointed telIers /:
Rev. G. s Wilder Of Monson. Rev. e. C.
6rown VI d. Z er. Rev. J. X. Aiken Of
v.ssslboro, Rev. W. C. Curtis Of Brown
VILE.
Inc neurology wss then read BY Des. 3.
+. Darsn Of Bangor, recording secretary.
Following This IN eloquent tribute was
nads to the Rev. DR.. Cafufhers Of Port
!snd BY Rev. A. Fl. Wright Of Portland,
and to the late Rev. Amasa Loripg by Rev.
L. Reynolds OF Yarmouth. and to R.v
Edward 8. Dwight, D. d by Rev. /. r
Warren Of Portland. A hymn was sung in
memory Of the departed.
The tfeasufef's report was read BY Hon.
j. 3. Wheelwright Of Bangor. Tae fe.
ceipts from the several conferences the
pact yea. have aggregated ei053 "a; ex
pepses Of the conference, 45l7. As; paid the
national ccuocil, $499. Balance in hand
. new account, s37.36.
A communication WAS received from the
Oxford conference, which was referred to
committee coI.posing Rsvs. 8. L. Bowler
" Oronc, ChAs. Dawson Of Greenville,
G. Y. Bsrrows Of Wisc1sset.
An invitation wss received itom the Y.
VI. &. A. rooms, inviting oil to visit the
-oems q. their plesi use.
The roll was called and adjournment
made to 2. u.
Among those who are In attendance upon
he conferences. either ~ delegates or
visitors. the following sppear BY the books
# the ente rtainmens Committee TO have
1een assigned to fferent places about the
i,y Rev. ]. E Adams and wife, Ba gor;
diss Mary Alden, Bangor: Rev. A. L.
3owier. Orouo; Rev. Il. G. Brown and
~ife, Ds.aer; Rev. /. W. Atherton. San
Diego, Cal Rsv. VIM. +. Atheeton,
Hsilowell; Rev. Eivsrd Chase, HAllowell;
Jacob Blanchard, Blanchsrd; Miss e M
3args, Portland; Rev. Il Bean aud wife,
Gray; Mrs. Geo. Bliss, WAldobofo; Mr.
and Mrs.. G. 8. Bar-ows, Fryeburg; Mr..
Asron Besle, Alfred; Mrs. Bsher, Angus. .;
Mss Rhods Baker, Norridge wock; Chas
=. Clark. Machias; Mics Cfie, Portland;
Rev. Chss. II Cutler, Bangor; Rev. ".
.. Curtis and wife, Bfownvilie Rev Z M.
e ,u.ins. Cumberland; Mise S. NJ. N. Cum
nj g. Portland; Mrs. e. A. CLARK, Dex-
er; Rev. II. W. Couley. Ellsworth; Dea
',rosby AMI wife. Benton; Rev. L H.
Cobb. D. D, New Yoik; Rev. john
&. Cushmsn, CAstins; Mss Alice
4. Cyle, American Missionary Asso-
citation. Port,aad; Prof. r. B. Dsni,
md wife, Bangor; Rev. Chss. Dawson ard
sife. Gfeenville; Rev j. Densmore,
Auburn Geo. G. DeMatt, JAckmsn; Mrs
Frank Dinsmore, Madison; Miss Eliz sbsth
Day. Bath; Des. z F. Duren, BArgor;
Rev. d. A. Evans. New Sharon, Rev. o
W. Folsom Ard wife, Bstb; Mrs. 8. +.
Foster, SkowhesAn; Sarah J. Farmer,
K Iiot; Rev. A. @. biz. So Paris; Rev
W. IL. Penn, ID. D.. Portland; Mrs. Field,
Nopi3gewock; Prof. A. T. Free and
.ife. Yaukon, Dakota; Rev. John
Graham. Old Tosn; w. r. Huh
GARD and wife, Bangor; Rev. d. S
H.bbard and ~ife. EsM Sumner; Mrs.
J4u es Hsley, Fort Fairfield Rev. + A
Harlow, M.dison; Msry g. Hailett, Au-
susta; Mr.. and Mr. HONEYWELL, Warren;
Rev Davii P. Hstch. Rochlaod; Rev. Mr.
Harding and family, Bethel; Mrs. Hodg-
doa, South Bsrsi lex; Mr.. and Mfs. Has,
ksil, Bsnger; Rev. T. DeW. Hyee ard
.iie, Brunswick; Thos A. Hale, Castine;
Mary T. Hill, Bath; H. N. Hamilton,
Solon; Rev. Alfred + Ives, Csstinej Il. 8.
lrsls1d, 8. w. Harbor; Miss Alice
johnson. Norridgevock Mrs. Kimball.
Portland; s. Kear rison and wife, Norridgs-
cock; Rev = r. kimbail, Waterloo.
'ova; Mrs j. F. Lyford and daughter,
Gorfinns; Rev. F. q. Lewis, Bristol; Mics
N. X. Lant. Milton. Mass; Raw. II 8.
Lofirg, ; Rev. Geo. 4. Levin and
wife. South Berwick; Des. LAffsbee,