The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-22
IN CONFERENCE.
Rhode Island CongregationaIists and
Free Baptists Holding Councils.

The annual conference OF the Rhode
Island Congregational churches is now
being held at the Pilgrim Congregational
Church, and the annual conference OF the
Rhode Island Association OF Free Baptist
churches, Is in session at Roger Williams
Free Baptist Church.
The program for the remaining sessions
OF the Congregational conference will be
as follows:
Tuesday evening-The Lords Supper;
1880 O'Clock, praise meeting, led by
Rev. l.. y. Woodworth; 7:45 O'Clock,
seTviees Sy Rsv preceding oo,s sermon, ,o,o,oc led
O'Clock, serving the bread, by Rev. 4.
Laurie, serving the cup, by Rev. II A.
Stevens, hymn By Rev. Il. III. Decker;
y O'Clock, notices, recess.
Wednesday, till 1880 p. M; missionary
field day-9:30 o'clock, prayer and praise,
led by Rev. w. Il. Forbush, 10 o'clock the
work Of the A. b. {. +. NJ. by Rev. Judsoni
the A. III. Nj. s., by Rev. Washington
Choat, DID,; 1880 O'Clock, the work OF
the G. S S. and p. s., by Rev. Francis j.
Marsh; IL o'clock, the Womans Board,
X. i. branch; 12:15 o'clock, the neighbor-
hood auxiliary of the w. ii. NJ. A.; 2:30
O'Clock, recess.
Wednesday, ID. m: r. ]. III. M. Society
ing of the Rhode Island Home Missionary
Society; 3 o'clock in Conference, report
Oh state OF religion in the churches; $3.50
O'Clock, revival echoes; o'clock, other
reports unfinished business, reading
minutes; O'Clock, adjournment.
The Free Baptists.
The following program has been ar
ranged for the Free Baptist Conferences:
wednesday, May Z3-9a a. m, praise and
prayer service, conducted by Rev. j. Burn
ham Davis; 10 a. m, roll call by the Sec
retary, organization. words OF welcome
by the pastor, Rev. John
Malvern; appointment of committees,
reports OF executive committee and treas
urer, reports from corresponding dele
gates. 2 o. m, devotional exercises, con-
Quoted by Rev. j. N. Rich. 2:10 p. m,
business; reading of letters from the
sermon by Rev. j. W. Parsons, to be fol-
lowed by communion service.
Free Baptist Young Peoples Union
to z p. m, members of the Young
Peoples societies will meet socially; Z TO
8 p. M, model junior meeting, topic.
Juniors at SCHOOL,; 500 p. m, address,
Rev. Martyr Summerbell, ID. d., Main
Street Free Baptist Church, Lewiston, Me.
Thursday, May "a, ga. M, praise and
prayer service, conducted by Rev. j. III.
Roberts; $3.50 q. M, business, election
OF officers and corresponding
delegates, report of committee
on business, unfinished business;
2 p. M, prayer service, led by Mrs. NJ.
A. Davis; $50 p. m, Women's Missionary
Society; 1. Responsive service; 2. Ad-
Solo, Mrs. Mabel Mumier Briggs:
4. Question box, topic, "work of
the woman's Missionary Society"
conducted by Mrs. Ella III. Andrews;
7.15 p. m. Organ Recital, by Charles S.
Tisdale. la) Adagio, Mendelssohn; (b)
Reverie, Flagler: (c) March
7:40 p. IN. 1. Anthem, "Thy Radiant
Morn Hath Passed Away" the choir. 2.
Devotional services. g. Solo, "Light from
Heaven" Mrs. Celia T.. Blackington. s
p. m. Sermon by Rev. j. j. Hull, of Win
nebago City, MINI.
Friday, May Is, Ga. m, Praise and prayer
service, conducted by Rev. q. u. Horton;
$50 a. M, discussion, "What shall be done
for Free Baptist interests in Rhode
Islandf' opened by Rev. T.. q.
Wesley, followed by Rev. ID. w. c.
Durgan, d. d., Rev. J. b. Jordan
and others; 2 p. m. devotional
nett; 2:l0 p. M, closing business OF the
association including the report OF tho
committee on resolutions; 2:30 p. M,
meeting of the corporation, at which
plans will be presented for n consolida-
tion OF the corporation and the associa-
tion.