The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-03
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 THB PROGRAMME.
Tuesday Afternoon.

First Congregational church: 2 p. m., conference called to order by the state president, the Rev. Asher Anderson, Meriden devotional service; 2:15 p. nl., address of welcome in behalf of the city, the Hon. T, D. Barlow, city; in behalf of the churches, the Rev. Jo- seph Anderson, D. D., Waterbury; in behalf of the Waterbury union, J. A. Edmondson, president; response, the Rev. w. A. Richard, Hartford.
 First Methodist church; 2:S0 p. m., conference of junior superintendents, led by Mrs, Emily l.. Ely, state secre- tary of junior work; 4:15 p. m., appoint ment of committees.
 First Congregational church; 4:SO p. m., junior rally, led by Mrs. Ely. Tuesday Evening, 7:3O-"Endeavor
 Evangelism"
 Second Congregational church: Ad- dresses by the Revs. George Foster Prentiss of New Haven, and W. G, Fennell of Meriden.
 First Methodist church: Addresses by the Rev. D. w. Northrop of Nor wich Town.
 First Baptist church: Address by the Revs. F. w. Crowder of Stamford and John F. Lyon of Bristol.
 Wednesday Morning.
 First Congregational church: 6:So a. m., "The Quiet Hour" Led by the Rev. w. H. Pope, New Haven. The Auditorium: 9:15 a. nl., service of song, led by J. Harry Crossley Bridge port; 9;30 a. m., reports, secretary and treasurer of State Union, A. F. Brom- 1 ley, New Britain; State secretary of junior work, Mrs. L. Ely, Norwalk; 1O:S0 a. m., state president, the Rev. Asher Anderson, Meriden; 10:SO a. m., address, "The Kingdom" the Rev. James w. Cooper, D. D., New Britain; Il: 100 a. m., address, "The Citizen" the Rev. Franklin G. McKeever, New Lon- don; 11:30 a. m., address, "The Element of Motive," the Rev. F. w. Hannon Waterbury.
 dnesdayAfternoon.
 First Congregational church: 1:3O p m., committee conferences; Lookou l committee, led by Miss Alice E, Bird Bethlehem; prayer meeting committee led by George w. Carey, Bridgeport missionary committee, led by Mrs. J w. Moulton, Middle Haddam.
 First Methodist church: Social com mittee, led by Miss Marion M. Thorn ton, Danbury; Sunday school commit tee, led by John w. Logan, Meriden l Temperance committee, led by the Hon Hadlai A. Hull, New London. Y. M. c. A. building: 1:30 p. m. | state officers, executive committee l presidents of local unions and finance | committee.
 The Auditorium: 200 p. m., servic of song,, led by the Rev. F. M. Hollis ter, Danbury; 2:30 p. n., address, "In culcation of Principles" the Rev. Ed ward A. George, Willimantic; 300 r n., address, Development of Charac ter,' the Rev. Henry A. Davenport Bridgeport; 3:30 p. m., address, Car ing for Results" the Rev. M. w. Jaco bus, D. D., Hartford 400 p. m., oper Ilparliament, "How We Do It. led b the Rev. R. o. Sherwood, Norwalk; 4:9 p. m., address, the Rev. Cornelius Brett D. D., Jersey City, N. J., president o New Jersey State Union.
 Wednesday Evening.
 Auditorium: 7:30 D. m., service c song, led by A. J. Blakesley, Water bury; 7:45 D. m., business, reports c committees and election of officers; 8:0 p. m., address, the Rev. Francis + Clark, D. D., Boston, president Unite Society of Christian Endeavor; S:30 I m., address, the Rev. John c. Wilson Brooklyn, N. Y.; 800 p. m., consecra tion hour, led by the Rev. H. W. Popt New Haven; 9:15 D. m., close of con yention.
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