Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-03
MAINE FREE BAPTisIs.
The SIKH Annual Meeting Wilt Be Held Il
Houiion, Sept. rs. 26 and Fl.

Through the kindness of E. E. Davis oil
Augusta, secretary of the Maine Free Bap
fists Association, the Journal is enabled to
publish the programme of the sixth annual
meeting, to be held at Houlton, Septe mbe,
%. &c and 27, and it reads as follows:
The annual business meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society will be held in
the vestry, Tuesday, Sept. %, at 8 A. NJ.
The ministers conference of the State will
assemble in the main audience room, Tue g.
day. Sept. %, at 2 80 p. NJ.
Committee on entertainment, r. W. Shaw
Esq chairman; Nellie Shaw, secretary.
All persons desiring entertainment will
please make application to the above com.
mittee at least five days before the assem-
bling of the association, as free entertain
ment cannot otherwise be assured. Reduced
fares to delegates will be given over the
several railways. An agent Of the Morning
Star Publishing House will be present with
the various publications of the society.
Tuesday evening, Sept. $500 prayer service
led by Hon. X. W. Shaw of IIoulton; 30 wei
come. Rev. X. l.. Daston. pastor; rs, annual
'erInon. Rev. Z. +. Penney, d. d.. of Auburn.
wednesday morning. Sept. 49, 500, prayer and
y. F.
West Falmouth; 3 80. business session, /, repor,
OF committee on credentials: 2, roll call: g. pres
dent address, Rev. G s. Whitcomb of PittsfcId
4, Reading of records, Deacon Il. f. Davis secre-
tary of Augusta; 5, report of executive board,
Rev. A. Il. COX of Steep FALL, corresponding sec
Rotary; q, report of treasurer, Deacon Rufus
Deering OF Portland; z election of life and annual
nembtrs; report OF State missionary Rev. b.
ID. Newell; ., appointment of committees bust
ness resolutions, nomination of OIL ers, nomina-
ton of trustees of Maine Central Institute, nom
NJ M nhara n Nan Loci
nomination of delegates to other religious bodies
no mination OF visitors to Cobb Divinity School,
Maine Central Institute, neurology, int rdenom-
national comfy. annual sermon. IL. &C. report on
neurology, Rev. I. III Stacy Of Saco; IA, recep-
ton of representatives from other bodies; II 80,
reports Of representatives to other bodies II 90,
adjournment.
Wednesday Afternoon, Sept. 26-Woman's Mis-.
sionary Society, Mrs. Mary X. Wade president.
2. devotional exercises; 2.l5. report of secretary
Mrs A Is. Weber of North Berwick; 2,30, ad-
dress Of welcome, Mrs. T.. n. Merritt Of Houlton
2 40. response. Miss Lillian Adele Tourtelotte,
M.xieldi Music. 3, Address, "Ihe Wider Kin
ship" Mrs. Celestia Z. Whi'comb of Pitt field
800, Free Baptist Missions" Miss l.. G. Coombs,
Balasore, India collection; singing,"Gc d Be With
You etc; f.association business; 30, adjourn
mcnt
Christian Endeayor," Rev K. l.. Duron, presi-
dent; 100 praise service; 7.30. address, "a
Great Discovery" Rev. e. 5. Frost of Bangor;
also addresses by Rev. +. F.. Dawson, @. H. Tracy
e
Thursday Morning, Sept. 27-s 0. prayer meet
ing, led by Rev. II. G. Lowden of North Berwick.
$50, association business; "a reports of commit
tees; (b) election of officers, (cl election of ttus
tees; ID m mbers of New England Association;
(e) delegates to other religious bodies; ~ com
mttec on neurology; "a preacher of annual ger
mon aud alternate; (h) iuterdenominatio Com
ity. Consideration of church work; HOO, ad
Dress "Ihe Church Clerk" Prof. A. W. Anthony
Of the Divinity School, Lewiston; l'.20, discus.
sion; II 30. "address, 1.-The Pa-torat Engage
ment," Rev G.. +. Cate of Portland; las, dis
c1a-ion. 1900. adjournment.
Thursday Afternoon-2.00, The Educational In
terests of Maine. Addresses limited to seven
minutes. "rhe Nichols Latin Sch Of" Prof, l. f..
Frisbie, Phi D., OF Lewiston; Maine Central In
stitute." lion. Lewelll Powers q IIouIton;
BATES College" pr $. George c. Chase. A. NJ,
Lewiston; "Cobb Divinity school Prof. J. A.
Howe, ID. d., Lewi.ton; "PastOrs ORE poudence
school," Rev. NJ. Summerbcl. ID. D., Of Lewiston.
2,45, prohibition, or the License Systems" ad-
dress, by the Hon. Hiram knowlton of Portland.
B. IS. unfinished business
Thursday EVENING" 90. praise service, led by
Rev. Is. NJ. Osgood of Sprlngvalc; 7.30, foreign
missions, addr ss Rev. T. ii. Stacy of Saco: $50,
communion service, L. V. o. Il. Cheney, ID. D., of
Lewiston and Rev. Il. G Page of Oakland ofiiciat-
ing: adjournment. Hymns Of the Christian
Life" will be used during the Convention.