The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-06
AN INTERESTING SESSION.
CONNECTICUT FJLLEf rHiErSU- 0uI assEMBLftT WORTH. .iMPTOS.


 0pI aSsEMBLfIT NORTHAMPTON. Many Euthusiastie Meetings EHpeotsd-
 Many Prominent People win Take Part
 Ths Program in petaii-The Daily order
 Of seryiee.
 The eighth annual session of the Con necticut Valley Sunday school and chnutauqua assembly will be held at Laurel park. two miles from Northamp- ton. Mass. July IT to P, inclusive, and will be charactsrized by many very in' terestIng features, The assembly has been in operation for eight years. and has been very successful It has its home in one of the most beautiful parks of Massachusetts. The program has been arranged with the greatest care, and it is confidently believed will satls- fy all who attend. Music has been made a leading feature.
 The program in detail ia as follows:
 Tuesday. July 7-openlng day. After noon-2, Song service. prof.J E, Aborn.
 2;s0, Opening of tho eighth annual session ce the Connecticut Valley Chau- tauqua assembly. Brief addresses by Rev. A, c. Hodges, president; pr. WI. Davidson. superintendent of instruc- tIon, and others Music by the New York male quartet. Violin solos, Miss Mar guerlte Wuertz, Cleveland, O. An nouncements. Handshaklng all around everybody get acquainted.
 1, Organization of class in physical culture; Mrs. AGdir Chase smith Northampton, Mass.
 4, First session W C. T. U. schools 9f methods.
 [, First chorus rehearsal, Prof, J, E. Aborn.
 s, Grand concert, Lyric Concert com pany; New York male quartet; reading aud whistling, Miss Agnes Bowen, contralto solos, Mrs. Helen O'Donnen violin solos, Miss Marguerite Wuerlz
 10, Night bells; everybody in bed.
 Wednesday, July 1S-Sunday school and Young Peoples Day. Morning --6 80, Morning bells. .,
 S:S0, Devotional hour
 0, Sunday school normal class. "Clas,j Management" Dr. w. L. pavils m.
 Q, Physical culture, Mrs. Addie Chas , Smith. 'i''
 10, Elocution, Prof. R. G. Hubbard.
 10, Chorus class, Prof. J. ,I. -Aborn.
 Il, Lecture, Nathaniel Hawthorne, , Leon K. Vine ant, Philadelphia. Pa.
 Afternoon-1:3D Conference of Sunday school workers in Auditorium, led by Rev. George H. Clarke.
 Conference of Christian Endedvorers in Normal hall. led by Harry A Field, treasurer of state c. D. union.
 Conference Of EpWorth leagues In Trinity chapel, led by Rev. A. M. Os- good, president Springfield district leagues,.a. ,~ A, .. .r.......
 2:S0, Addresses77Rev Jol.n D. plck",s president of f,. Massachusetts Sunday school association, on the glory "f Sunday work, Hon. Augustus R. Smith, president State Christinn Endeavor union. Rev. A. M. Osgood on the Fp- worth League.
 4. Physical culture, Mrs. Adlie Chase smith. '' " ="
 4, W. c. T. U. Ht1foorof Methods.
 5, c. l.. s. c. round table: Reports from circles, Dr. W. L: Da sidson.
 I, Chorus rehearsal, Prof. J. E. Aborn.
 S. Entertainment. Readings, Prof. R. c. Hubbard, assisted by the Assembly musical talent. z '
 For class work and place of meeting on other days see daily order of ser vice. Thursday, July 19,-Farmers' day. Morning. S;30, Devotional hour.
 g. Sunday school normal class; "The use of the blackboard in Sunday cshool work" ',An hour the study of the map of Palestine" Dr. W. l., David- son.
 II, Lecture, Ralph Waldo Emerson" Leon H. Vincent
 Afternoon.-1:3O, Farmers conference in Normal hall. Secretary w. R. Ses- sions of the state board of agriculture and other local agrioulturists. All are invited. s .,r
 a:aO, Musical prelude. New York Male quartet. "nl..
 2:46, Lecture, Our Homes andTowns." Hon. B. G. Northrup, Clinton. Conn. . 5, (. L. s. C.. Round Table. What the c, l.. s, c. does for people,"
 8, Grand concert Lyric Concert con- pany, New York Male quartet, Miss Wuertz, Prof, Hubbard, closing with some brilliant stereoptieon views,
 Friday, July 20.-G. A. R. day,-Morn- ing. 830 Devotional hour.
 3, Sunday school normal class. "The uses of illustrations" Dr. w. L. Da- yidson. ...
 Il. Lecture. Thomas Carlisle" Leon H. Vincent.
 Afternoon. 1:3o, Address by the Hon. Charles Carleton Coffin author of "Win ming His Way" etc.
 2:3Q, Grand concert of war songs, Pro- lessor J, E. Aborn and chorus, assisted by Assembly soloists.
 3, Lecture, 'pld Glory" Chaplain John Hogarth Lozier, Mt. Vernon, Iowa. Seats will be reserved for old soldiers. Those wearing badges or known to be Io