The Portland daily press., 1891-04-30
the chAuTAuouANs.
Programme OF the Next Assembly at
Martha's Grove.

The programme OF the. Northern New
England Sunday School Assembly and Maine
Chautauqua Union, which will meet at Frye
burg. July 28-August 10, includes in addI-
tlon to the routine work. the following:
Tuesday, July 28-7.30 p. M, Address by on.
GERS and teachers OF the Assembly.
H,ster1 ,we91esday ~ iSe hs e. M normal lecture The
$50 D. M lecture UaiysrstV 1E,ss Il Melaen i den
Asa Dalton, ID. D.; z 80 D. m illustrated lecture
Wreck, kun aud Art OF the Eternal City . Rev.
Thursday-11 a. m, normal lecture. "The In
splratlon OF the Bible" Rev. Charles E. MeIdon;
$50 p, m, round table talk. .The FolIies OF Evo,
lecture: h "A Day and Night ln Yenice,6 Rev. K.
TO the Bibls,' Rev Charles Z. Meiden; 3 Dl M An
Afternoon with the Kings Daughters, Addresses
py Miss Lena A. NewhaIl, Portland and Misses
Robinson and Bueknam, Bangor.
OF the Manuscripts" Rev. Charles I. Meldeu1;
% sun%Ssy ssnO
over G Kew ceia.S 6 H. spaldSs fSTsr B. B. Of
n sunday, August 2-2.So p m, Sermon by Rev.
MondayE11 a. m., normal lecture, "The Sure
WORD oil PROPHECY" Rev, Charles 4. Melden,
Poetry" Prof. John S. iSewaIl; 7.3O. iectuie.
The n Land Of the Midnight SUM-" Rev. II. $. mac
Tuesday II a. M, normal lecture, 'The TestI-
mOny Of the Plckaxe ane Spade" Rev. Charles 4.
Ma Meldenj , $50, lecture, .RambIe Among the
ture, The Empire Of the Car" Rev. r. 5. Mac
Read the Bible" Rev. w. Charles 4. MeIden; sse ~
lecture, The Sociology Of Today's Paper" Pres
idsnt A. w. small, Pm. D., Colby University.
ture, "Perspectives Of scripture,D Rev. RI ID.
Grant, $50, address, Give Forks, or the Begin-
mig o. the Enc, = Major II. 5. Melcher, POItland;
I.s1O. al
rIlday; temperance day-1l a. m, normal lee
tuse, Bible Study" Professor Ropes; $50, adj
dress, "Guiteau OF the Distiller, Whch7" Rev.
r u. Grant; 7.So. lecture, "5ilent Forces" Rev.
sstsleSs' Tssgns sTs,. rsSpsss ssy-,l a NJ Iss.
500, lecture, Life as an Art" Rev. IL. d. Grant
a,S0, lecture, Books and Reading" Rev. W. N.
Sunday, August 9-23O D. m, sermon, Rev. Dr.
BrodDeek;I. sunset praise service.
Monday, Missionary Day-1I, Lecture, Life In
slonary address, "a Day in the Valley of Hin
nom, nom" key q Barnes, Newton Centre; 7.So, Mis-
Tan View Of Missionary Labor" Rev. DR.. Brod-
Tuesday, Recognition Day-lO 30. Cbautanona
March, Passing Inc Arches; IL 80, recuenItion
address by Mrs.. Palmer, ex-presideat Of Welies-
ley college, eonlerring diplomas; 1.30 p. M,
Alumni dinner and addresses; A. class meetings,
election Of officers; 7.30, lecture. tine Poetry Of
George Herbert Professor Palmer OF Harvard
University; o, .. L. sc. camp fire.
wednesday. College Day-i1, round table ad-
dress, The Preparation OF Boys and Girls for
College, MIS-. Alice Freeman falrer; $50, lee
ture, The Advantage Of Going TO College," PRO
tessor falmer; D, round table address, IAN Exer-
else on the Odyssey" Professor Palmer; 7.3O,
lecture, The Aims VI the Education OF Girls ana
the Life OF the Educated Woman" Mrs. Alice
Freeman Palmer.
Thursday, Changers Day-lI a m, Public
grange meeting: Ex-Goy. Robe, Past Master
Maine state Grange, will preside. Dr. TOwle,
State Grange Deputy Of New Hampshire. and
MRS; Towle, viii give addresses for "fne Good OF
the Order.o Other speakers will also address the
meeting. $50 p. m. Addresses by Rev. q. M.
Hale, Ksq- Master OF Connecticut State Grange,
and Charles Mcdaniel. Esq, Master Of New
concert under the direction OF Prof Morse
Friday-White Mountain excursion