Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-13
Y. P. S. c. E. CONVENTION.
Programme for the Annual State Conyca-
ton in September.

The annual State convention of the
Maine Young Peoples Societies of Chris
tan Endeavor. will he held in Gardiner
the first week in September. The rail-
roads will grant reduced rates ana
great crowd of delegates and members Is
expected. The local societies will do ev-
erythins to make the convention a sue
cess. The programme in fun follows;
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT 5.
100. Union c. Z. prayermeetins'
Episcopal church. topic, Christ's Messen-
gers, Rev. r, w. Plant, leader.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 6.
$50. Sunrise prayermeeting. NJ. r.
church. Highland avenue, Rev. l.. Alfredo
Brewster Friendship, leader.
$50. Sunrise prayermeeting, FIRST BAD
tist church. Church street. Miss Annie l..
Cobb. Saco. leader.
900 Praise service, First Congregations
al church.
9.l5. Devotional.
$50 Welcome. committee of SO; Wei
come of city pastors; welcome of city OF
Gardiner.
1000 Response on behalf of delegates:
singing: symposium, The Christian En-
deavor: His Home Miss Alice A. bennett.
y
don. Portland His Church, Rev. c. Well
ington Rogers. Sleeps Falls; His God
| Chas. Wsoodman, Waterville; solo.
u.45. Address, Gods Rallying Cry, Rev.
H. c. Wilson, Pres. Androscoggin Co
Union; appointment of committees.
| TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. 8.
| 2.1j. Praise service; prayer; reports of
| officer and superintendents: Treas.
Fred'k b. Sands, Lewiston: Rec. Sec'y
Miss Blanche b. Smith, Lyman; Cor
| Sec'y. Miss Annie l.. Cobb, Saco; solo
Supt. Christian Citizenship, Rev. w. +
| Berry, Portland: Junior Supt.. Mrs, Eva
| w. Bryant, Pittsiield: Supt. Foating So
| ciety. Charles II. Moses, Portland; Supt.
| Evaneelistic Work. Rev. A. 7. Ringold
| Gardiner: Supt. Missionary Work, Rev
L. Alfredo Brewster, Friendship; presI'
| dents address, Rev. +. r. Purdy, Port
land; solo.
| AS Presentation of banners, Rev. w
B. SUBWAY, Sprinsvale.
| ) to 80. Quiet half hour. conducted by
| Rev. w. f. Berry, Portland.
| TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. &.
| rs. Praise service prayer; address.
The End from the Beginning. Rev. Minot
Shaw. Yarmouth; solo.
| 500 Address. The Mission OF E,nd2av-
| orism, Rev. Smith Baker, East Boston.
| 3 to 1000. Reception.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPT. i
$50. Sunrise prayermeetins. NJ. T.,
church, Highland avenue. j. Calvin Mil
Ter. Portland leader
| $50. Sunrise prayermeeting, First Bap-
! tist church, Miss Frances K. Upton,
| Brewer. leader
| 900. Praise service.
| 9l5 Devotional, Rev. NJ. Lamb. kenne-
| bunkport.
| III
| 9.i5. Paper Work of Missionary Com
mittee, Miss Laura L. Foster. Cumber-
land Mills; singing.
1915. Address Temperance, Ed. H. En-
cry. Sanford.
1910 Address. The Christian Citizen.
Rev. r. T. Hack Portland; solo.
ITO. Sermon, Rev. W. 5. Ayers, Port
land.
wEDNEsDAY AFTERNOON. SEPT. :.
30 Junior rally; exercises by local jul
\ niors ) address. Miss Cora s. Bickford.
| Bddeford.
) to 80. Quiet half hour. Rev. f. NJ.
Lamb, Kennebunkport.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPT. :.
:. 7.l5. Praise service prayer
: zee Address. The Forward Movemen;
in Missions, Miss Ella ID. MacLaurin
Boston: solo.
SIS. Address. REV Frederick NJ. Card
ner. East Boston, Pres. Mass. c. E.
Union.
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPT. 5.
$50. Sunrise prayermeetins, VI. E.
church. Highland avenue.
$50. Sunrise prayermeeting, First Bap-
fist church.
Excursion to the National Home To-
gus. The exercises viii include brief pa
triotic addresses by Hon. NJ c. Wads-
| worth of Gardiner and OF hers.
| THURSDAY AFTERNOON. SEPT. s.
2.15. Praise service.
80. Devotional.
80 Reports of committees, and busi-
ness.
800. Paper. One Essential of Christian
Endeavor, Miss NJ. Mabel Freese, Ban
gor. Singing.
3.15. Address Soul Winning Rev John
R. Roardman. Halowell: solo.
3.35. Address. The Broad Sisterhood
Miss Florence f. Simms, Gen. Sec Y. w.
c. A. Portland.
400. Address. The Christians Care of
His Heart, Rev. w. G. Mann, Cumber-
land Mills.
) to 80. Quiet half hour
THURSDAY EVENING. SEPT. s.
. 7.15. Praise service: prayer.
| 30. Address. Christian Endeavor Grit
Amos r. Wells. Boston: solo.
| Il