The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-07-04
The b. Y. p. U. Rally at Thomaston

held at Thomaston Tuesday, June %. The
weather was threatening, but POO enthuias-
tic and interested delegates We're registered
| from out of Thomaston. The church was
very prettly decorated with pine and
flowers Of the Union colors--yell,w and
white The word "Welcome' in gilt on the
orEan and the initials "B. y. p. u in field
daisies on back ground Of pine near the
| front Of the altar, We're significant. The Of
ficers are President, f. w, Porter, Rock
land; Vice Presidents, Rev. j. f. Tlton,
belfast, F. II. Piper, Thomaston, Sewall
| Wall, Tenants Harbor; Cor Sec, Chas. NJ.
Erskine, Kockland; Rec. Sec. Mrs. Boyd
! Kaler, Warren; Treas. Mrs f. NJ Prehle,
| Camden, The Belfast delegation did not
| arrive IN season for tile address Of welcome
and response by the President, but received
a Very cordial welcome and the hosptali-
| ties oi the Thomaston church. Rev W. a
| Newcomb and tile entertainment committee
did all they could for their visitors and
We're entirely Successful in their efforts TO
please Tie first address was OH the "Young
People and the Spiritual Life" by Rev
Sewall Browne Of Tenants Harbor. We
heard ouiy the closing rentarls ltui these
were enough TO convince us that Mr.. Browne
is thoroughly IN earnest in the work Of
| young people
Miss Hattie G. Butler OF Warren gave a
pleasing paper on the Junior work. The
first requisite Of 4 successful superiutend-
ent is the ability to become interested in
and to love the boys and girls. She spoke
of the method Of teaching them to offer
prayer 10y beginning with sentence prayers
and praying for something they could un-
derstand and wished to possess. Miss But
Ter IS evidently interested III her work In
the discussion Of this paper the President
spoke Of the Junior work id his home
church in Rockland. and said that the credit
Of the success Of their society was due to
the iaitlful and untring efforts Of Miss
Hattie E. Robbins of this city. who is
teacher in the High School in Rockland
She has the entire charge Of a society Of
fifty Juniors. From personal remarks later
we learned how much pleased the church
and particularly the children are with Miss
Robbins as superintendent SHE has the
requisites spoken of i'll Miss Buffers article
If understanding and loving children. Mr..
Porter also spoke OF the benefit derived
itohi the 'ulli"r department. OF the Chrls-
'iaA eui'ule oo'tSe' - gives Vhs 'ie'le ones
something to be interested in
oile - Us i'iosc praet"a' papers of the
program was very ably handled by Mrs
Laura Wadsworrh of Camden. Are our
Young P,-0ples' Societies WINNING Nnuut,
-aen 9he sal" 'haR comparatively fe"
Young ht'H are engage" IN tlH work, and
yii'sI ~ pr"ei y interest ana help them we
ll"sV hsNN iiNilS aiiH growing iaAtA pHr-
serves. W llttsV ne sincere III enr efforts to
heil 'l'Fi'i "t 'fi'S VIA "tlret 1he iaNk OF Il.
ohe SINCERE NhllSflan ean be n more hene-
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Ael PERSONA hnoWieugt q ths beneficial
influence O NhilStlah klhanesS III speak
NY 20 tillS NiasS Vl Young iHEll' 40 tftie
Siiis1'aA Wl4l tVef lsiaSS neiSoh "a tAls
e'aSs' II iie has ever known hiin, WIFI eIVsr"
ills ana dNefted eyes III the prlucples ul
-hfs. WadsWpfth paper cDusu " carried
ott niaAN aVcieeies hhghl pe greatiy bene-
h,eo' anu 'lahH more young men Interested.
ihls pdFe' eiosea we hol hlhg program
aiiu "ieei s"hie "usihess an aaJo"rhto 10 the
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Nete se4 :" "i''i II ''ouiN'eii'e II telal'Iihs
i'o si''ins dV eiie lise taoies.
Inc ai'ei NOON session was opened oy
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H. GU l'AaSoi ~ iAoN' - r. 1ll1oh
~ peiias'' ne auufess ON oPeclal WORK
Il :" n AAoiAl'"n n h"eh'ahu was lleiPlul'
a"le ai" very wei Wrltteh. re began with
nfiei ontilne OF speelhc work IN secular
aiiais' ~ commerce, IN governments, IN
sclehce' lh raw ana III literature, and clear
y proved 'hal III ofaef 10 succeed III what
eNel "e "hueloaht We huso prepare our
seiNes ~ 'ha' specii'c work ana let that oc-
N"lS 0"i "'''''.s a ie" WORKERS. cannot