The Portland daily press., 1898-05-27
The uNIvERSALlsTs.
Programme of the State Convention to Be
Held at Dover.

'"o state Convention to Be |
Held at Dover.
Inc state convention of the Maine Uni
versallsts will be held with the Dover
ana az foxcroft parish. June 6, Z, and 9.
The programme follows.
MONDAY, JUNEe.
R1 ,.nU P. m;-Sermon by Rev. Henry
oianchard ID. D., of Portland,
TUESDAY, JUNEz
MORNING.
~ a. Happening of the convention.
- nuuiess OF welcome. Response by the
Reports. - ~ oean' n0sonoio'
NJ; Lae executive committee will report.
4 .a.ss A!ce Blanchard Of Portland, score
Sa,is,. Will report for the Woman's Univer-
Hamilton, secretary. of Dexter. for the
" nou n Peoples Christian Union; Rev.
". q. could for the Sunday-sohool Con.
ssenyMlun Rev. Henry Blanchard, D. d.,
lor "estbrook Seminary.
NJ g; m.-Opening sermon by Rev.
A4'Ss =. a. Angel, Norway.
AFTERNOON.
l.SO p m.-The occasional sermon by
nev. Henry Il. Rose, Auburn.
Communion service, conducted by Rev.
nna4Iey r. Townsend, Dover, and Rev.
H. =. Aldrioh, Guilford.
SANGERvILLE DEDICATION.
A special train will leave Dover and
no1croft at 80 p. M, reaching Guilford
IN Sangerville at 5.25. Supper at Sanger
vlile, and dedication, then the train
| leaves at $50 for Dover and Foxcroft.
Inc rare from Dover and FoxorOft for the
"Trip will be IS cents, and from GuilfoYd,
10 cen ts
WEDNESDAY, JUNEs.
MORNING.
q. m.-Praise and prayer meeting. A
quiet hour, conducted by Rev. @. Il.
ing.
| $50 a. m.-praise and prayer. meeting.
| leg BY Rev. Donald Fraser, Old Town
S.50 q. m.-Business.
AFTERNOON.
| 1.30 p. m.-Business.
| q p. m.-Addresses. Our Church and
Education, by Rev. H. 8. Whitman of
| Deerlng, president of Wastbrook Seminary
Ana M hev; 3. r. Eaton, TUFTS College,
l OAuICH anu UQo 0uuQay.
school, Rev. H. A. Markley, Bridgton;
Our Church and the Young Peoples
Shrlstlan Union, Rev. E. W. WebDer,
humroId Falls; Our Church and the
Woman.s Universalist Missionary Society
Falls.
EVENING.
1880 p. m.-Addresses by Rev. ". H.
Gouids Dexter, subject, Something about
~
Augusta, subject, Foundations
THURSDAY, JUNEe.
II MORNING.
5 q. m.-Praise and prayer meeting. led
BY Rev. +. +. Eddy, Hallowell.
8 a. m.-Praise and prayer meeting,
led by Rev. I. T. Nelson, Deering.
y q. m.-Business session of the
Woman's Universalist Missionary Society.
aSo q; m.--Public meeting of the So
clety. Mrs E. S. Hobbs, OF Augusta
the president will take charge. Address
es win be given by Rev. Miss M. NJ.
Selman, Mechanic Falls, Rev, Asa N.
| Bradley, lately our Pacific Coast mission
airy. Rev. E.. +. Pember, Bangor, and
| Mrs. G. A. Quimby, the national presi-
dent OF the Woman's Universalist Mis-
| sionary Society.
AFTERNOON.
| 1.S0p m.--Final business.
| = p. m.-Addresses. Rev. L. W. Coons,
Plttsteld. will speak on Social Life in
the Church; Rev E. B. Barber, Gardin-
er, on Religious Life OF the Church; Rev.
=. e. Barton, Bethel, on the Church as
a Practical Power.
The Maine Central railroad, the Bangor
and Aroostook railroad. the Portland and
Rumford Falls railroad, will sell tickets
for one fare the round trip good going as
/ rntp lot, &c
June 10. The Grand Trunk from it's
Maine stations will sell tickets for one
fare to either Danvile junction or Var
mouth junction, but will issue the tick
cts to Dover, covering the one fare on the
Grand Trunk and the one fare on this
Maine Central, which latter is ST. IS from
Danyille and 400 from Yarmouth to
Dover and back The steamer Frank
Jones will charge one fare the round trip.