Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-13
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bri, fly upon the necessity and enec'ise-
ness of the work among the chinese.
Rev. Henry N. Kinney OF syracuse, -.
Y. made short address upon the ochl1r
and Mothers or parents societies. ne
said that those unable to attenu prayer
meetings in the church mlght no" JUL
the home department of the socaet. anu
keep the pledge at home. The auu,t So,
ciety was simply pledge to attend ana
speak in the prayer meeting and app.ieo
| to church midweek meeting Inc
Mothers Society was first suggested Dy
Mrs. F. E. Clark, and now parents In
Chicago and California met in monthly
conferences for children.
Rev. A. c. Dixon, D. D.. OF Brooklyn,
\. Y, then delivered an address on De-
nomina,ional Loyalty and Inrerdenomina-
tional / fellowship"
A banner was presented to the Phiiadel-
phis local union for the best WORK In pro-
| noting fellowship by Rev. I. F.Swengei
of Baltimore, Md, with few appropriate
remarks. This union held the same ban
her last year. Lewis S. Lee, Its president,
| IN receiving the banner, stated that Oh So
cleties had been added to the union during
the past YEAR. As SO of these were junior
societies, he transferred the banner to j..
p. Robinson. president of the Philadelphia
Junior Union.
The last speaker was Rev. j. T. Nc
Crery, d. d., OF Pittsburg, president of
| the PENNSYLVANIA State Union. His sub
| iact WAS. ''Where We Come Together. -
| The hone of the union Of Christendom Is
not in the surrender of UNCONVENTIONAL
ism. but in bringing the churches together
| in the effort to enthrone Christ in eve r.
heart This Christian Endeavor seeks TO
do. and there we come together.
| Tent Endcayor was more than three
| quarters filed to listen to this evening s
exercises. Rev. E. r. Ollie, D. D., trus-
tee, of San Francisco, presided, and George
c. Stebbins of Brooklyn, n. Y, was
musical conductor. The banner to the
local union that has done the best service
in promoting Christian Endeavor fellow.
ship, was presented by Rev. HI. W. Sher-
wood of Rondout, N. Y, to the local union
OF Philadelphia, which also won it at
Cleveland, last year.
Rev. G. f. Love, Rochester, N. Y,
made an address upon 1.-The Christian
Home Bureau" Then followed the par
lament of nations, which consisted of
short greetings on "Our Fellowship.
from Alaska Wales, India, Australia,
| Bermuda, North American Indians,
japan, Persia and Africa
The principal address of the evening
was by Rev. Edwin Heyl Delk of Hsgers-
town, Md the topic 1.-The Centrallity of
Christian Fellowship"
At Tent Williston. this evening, Rev.
| Fl G. Farrar, d. D, of Albany, N. Y.
presided Captain ID. H. Tribou, U. S.
| N, spoke OF Christian Endeavor work in
| the United States navy. The Christian
Endeavor banner for the local union do
ing the best work during the year, was
presented by Rev. Rivington ID. Low, d..
| d. of Brooklyn, N. Y, to First Church of
the Disciples, Philadelphia. and accepted
| by Rev. Allan B. Philputt of that church.
The parliament of nations considered
"Christian Endeavor Work in Interde
nominational Fellowship" responses be-
ing made by delegates from England,
Scotland, Canada, Armenia, United States,
China, Spain, Mexico, Germany and Ire
land. A resolution was introduced ex-
pressing sympathy with the suffering
| Christians of Armenia. Rev. James
Douglass, missionary from Trinidad and
Martinique pronounced the benediction