The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION

By the Connecticut Sunday School As sociation at Calvary Baptist Church, November 9. r... The Connecticut Sunday School asso- citation will hold Sunday school con vention at Calvary Baptist church, this city, on November 9. Sessions will be m. The programme:
 MORNING. 1000. Devotional-Rev. F. M. Poteat. 1015. Conversation; topic, Modern Methods" conducted by Rev. E. F.
 Armstrong, New Haven. 1O.45 Address, "The Aims of the Sun day School" Rev. E. w. Husted,
 Meriden.
 lilo Address, "The Trained Sunday
 School Teacher" Miss Lucy C..
 Stock, primary superintendent of the Connecticut Sunday School as- sociation. ...- 11:35. Address, "The Bible Our Text Book" Rev. S. l.. Blake, D. D.. New London. 12:00. Intermission.
 AFTERNOON. 19O. Scripture and prayer-Rev. F. R. Luckey. 145. Address, "One Way to Catch
 Men, Rev. L. G. Horton, Williman-
 tic. H..... 2:1O. Address, "Passed-by Places, "
 Miss May B. Lord, field worker of | the Connecticut Sunday School as-
 sociation; prayer and offering for | state Sunday school work. 2:5O. Address, "The Word of God as
 Food, Weapon, Light" Dr. Julia
 Morton Plumber, Boston. 3:2O Address, Modern Child Life, ''
 Rev. George M. Stone, D. D., Hart $50 Primary Hour. (a) Conference,
 How I Prepare My Sunday School | Lesson;" (b) The lesson for Mo-
 vember fl taught class of chil-
 dren. Miss Lucy G. Stock.
 EVENING.
 7:SO. Praise Service-Rev. J. S. Chad
 wick.
 TAO. Address, "The Ideal Sunday | School" Rev. Frank Russell, D. D., | Bridgeport. S:1O. Address, Physical Redemption, '
 Dr. Julia Morton Hummer. | A free-will offering for the work of the Connecticut Sunday School associa- tion will be received at each session.
 The officers of the Connecticut Sun day School association are:
 President-Cullen B. Foote, New Ha- ven . ...
 Treasurer-John D. Converse, Put nam.
 I Auditor--C II. Platt, New Haven. | Department superintendents Fi- nance, George s. Deming, Middletown; primary, Miss Frances l. Wheeler, New Haven; Miss Lucy c. Stock, Spring field Mass; correspondent and statis- tician, Mrs. Ada B. Falley, New Ha- ven.
 Field workers-Miss May B. Lord West Hartford; Mrs. Mary T. Sheffield, Toronto, Canada; Miss Anna J. Kellogg, Meriden.
  | CONNECTICUT PEOPLE IN WASH INGTON. The following Connecticut people are I in the national capital: | F. l.. Scofield of New Haven is regis tered at the Arlington. | MT. and Mrs E. P. Diclsie of Guilford are visiting Washington for few days on their way back from Virginia trip. They stay at the Cochran. The Shoreham is the temporary home | of T. F. Addie of the Winchester Arms company, New Haven. | J. Murphy of New Haven is at the Hamilton on a Washington business trip. He Is treasurer of the Henry Kill l lam company, carriage manufacturers, of New Haven.
 | Congressman and Mrs. F. J. Hill of Norwalk are at their old quarters in the Hamilton for short sojourn. Mrs. Hill is attending to business connected with her office as one of the vice presi- | dents general of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Rev | olution, preparations for next Febru- ary's meeting here being already well under way.
 J. w. Hemingway of New Haven Is at the Raleigh.