Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-12

Necessity and lie Paramount vnluor--
conducted by o. w. Stewart, Eureka,
Ills singing; adiross, II Ought, There
fom L Can" ksv. A. E. Turner, DID,,
Lincoln, Ills.
wiIiiston's Program.
This was tie program at Tent Willis
ton, President Francis E. Clark presid-
lDg; Percy y. Foster, musical director:
Praise and prayer service; information
commuters report, Amos L. Wells Bos-
ton; Cardinal Endeavor Principles, pre-
sented ny an Australian EndcayOrcr, Rev.
w. j. Gloss, sydney, ". =. W.; singing;
reports from nOminational meetings,
conducted by Rev. E. Is. Bagby, Washing
ton Representatives having two minutes
sach): African Methodist Episcopal and
African Methodist Episcopal Zion 0oint
rally, Rev X. II. Stitt, philadelphia; Ad.
vent Christian, Rev. A. @. johnson, Lynn;
Baptist, hoy. H. O. Nedder Chester, pa;
Canadian Presbyterian, Rev. w. X. Cruik.
shank, Montreal; Christian, Rev q. w.
Morrow, West Randolph, VT. Church OF
God, John w. Mackey, Harrisburg; Con
grogntiohal. w. II. Strong. Detroit; Cum
bcrland Presbyterian, Rev. X. w. Lewis,
Meridian, Miss; Disciples Of Christ, Rev.
Allan Is. Philputt, DID,, Philadelphia;
FREQ Baptist Rev. o. II. Tracy, Somers-
worth. N. H.; Friends, Winslow NJ. Bell,
Milton, N. "; German Societies, Carl
E. Wittwer, Buffalo; Lutheran, Rev.
Willis S. Hinman, Columbia, Pa !;
Mennonite Rev. A. 3. Shelly Bally, Pa. !;
singing; Cardinal Endeavor Principles,
presented by a Scotch Endcavorer. Rev.
John Pollock, Glasgow; presentation
OF state banner, for greatest absolute
gain In number Of societies, presented
by Rev. r. f. II. Hamilton, NewtOnville;
Open Parliament-Topic: 1.-The Feet and
Hands OF the Society, How they are en-
ploycd"--conducted by Rev. J. A. Rond-
thaler, DID,, Indianapolis.
A. Tent Endeavor.
Rev. Howard B. Grose, Chicago, pre-
dded at Endeavor tent, and George X.
Somerby, Boston, was musical director:
Praise and prayer service; information
committees report, by George h. Graf,
Boston; presentation OF Junior state ban
nerS, one for greatest absolute gain In
number OF societies, the other for greatest
proportionats gain, conducted by Rev. J.
y. Cowan, DID,, Pittsburg; Cardinal
Endeavor Principles, presented By an Irish
Endeavorer, Rev. J. L. Lamont, Belfast;
Open Parliament-topic, "The Heart Of tho
Society, the Conservation Meeting, How
to Make the Most Of It"-conducted by
Rev. Burt Estes Howard, Los Angeles;
singing; report from UNCONVENTIONAL
meetings, conducted by Rev. d. o. Mears,
DID,, Cleveland (speakers limited to
two minutes each): Methodist Episcopal,
Methodist Episcopal South, Methodist of
Canada Uoint rally). Rev. Wallace
McMullen, Philadelphia; Methodist Pro-
testsnt. Paul M. Strayer, Baltimore: Mo-
rsv1an, Rev. A. d. Thaeler, Winston, N. G. /;
Presbyterian, Rev. George B. Stewart,
DID, Harrisburg; Protestant Episcopal In
Canada and United States, Rev. Canon j.
B. Richardson, London, Ont; Reformed
Church in America, Rev. Isaac w. Gowen,
New Durham, N. j.; Reformed Church In
the United States, Rev. Henry T. Spangler
DID,, Collegeville, Pa; Reformed Episco
pal Bishop Samuel Fallows, DID,, Chi
cago; Reformed Presbyterian, Rev. Sam
uel McNaugher, Boston; Southern Pres
byterian, Professor James Lewis Howe
Lexington, Va; United Brethren, Rev
H. Il. Shupe, Dayton. o.; United Evan
gelical, Professor Otis L. Jacobs, York
Pa; United Presbyterian, Rev. r. M
Russell, DID,, Pittsburgh Cardinal Prin
ciples Of Christian Endeavor, presented by
a Canadian Endeavorer, Rev. 5. =. Rose
DID,, Montreal.
Workers Amid Workers.
One of the most unique features Of the
great convention is tho series of MONDAY
prayer meetings held at business place:
throughout the city. The first of these
meetings proved to be all that their origin.
ato-s hoped. Delegations from different
states had charge of the various gather
ings, and the greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed everywhere.
The prayer and song services were held
in every conceivable place. In Faneui
hall were great number of market men
in Seamen's Bethel and along the wharves
the "tars" in port were entertained.
Into lumber and coal yards, factories
shops and mills, the young Endeavorers
penetrated, and wherever they went they
were welcomed, and fine half-hour en-
joyed by all.
At the hospitals some pathetic scenes oc
Cured, which were in striking contrast tC
the gayety and good cheer at other places
The meetings will be held every day
''come again" that followed the Endeav
orers as they left the places Of meeting
Services are being held this noon at Fan
suil hall, conducted by Dwight l.. Moody
In Bromfield Street Methodist Episco
pal church, conducted by Rev. J. w
Chapman, ID, Albany, and evangcl
istic services are being conducted In va
rious parts Of the city by state and city