Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-27
MAINE FREE { Isis
VIII Held Their Tenth : anr-l meeting q
madison, Sept. c7-2s.


Following Is the programme for the
10th annual meeting Of the Maine Free
Baptist Association to be held at Madi-
son, Sept. q. q and q:
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. q.
CONVERSATIONAL service. led by Rev. E.
w. Kicker of Lewiston: -
'H HAYDEN. pastor Madison church: re.
spouse by Vice Pres. H. ]. Prebie OF
Bangor. u,s,.a
OF Pittsfield; social greeting; recess TO
Wednesday morning.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. Is.
s.oo-prayer meeting. leo by Rev. A. G..
Hill OF Oakland.
S.aO-Business session: l. report commit
tee on credentials; r9ii can rec .,
ords: s, report OF examining board and
Corresponding secretary. by Rev. g G;
t WhisS1mo q elections anso 81 life members:
s, appointment Of committees BUST
ness: Resolutions. annual sermon;
Maine Central Institute, delegates TO
New England Association, delegates
to other religious bodies. visitors to
Cobb Divinity School, visitors Maine
Central institute. interdenominational
comfy, neurology.
1O.15--Report on neurology. by Kew. - =.
l,.so-Reception of representatives from
1o.46-Reports Of representatives to other
1..oe"Address. 1.-THE Field and Its Needs
BY Field Secretary Rev. H. M. Ford,
Hillsdale Mich.
12.00-Recess.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
200 to s.a5-woman's missionary Society,
conducted by Mrs. Adelaide B. Web
har president
2ooNPraise service: prayer; condensed
report Of Gorresponding ssere ia r,
Nellie B. Jordan; Alfred; address OF
sion msiH Helper Miss Nellie B. Jor-
dan sole Rey a 81 n st N.Y. s Ea
Butts of Midnapore. India.
3S5-Offering. Foreign missions: la). ad-
Of Our Churches Interested in Foreign
Missions?' by +. w. Kicker Lewis
ton.
Free Baptists Start a Mission in the
West Indies or African by Rev. F. d..
George of Gardiner
resp BY Rev. T. II. Stacy of Saco.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
7.oO--Praise service led by Rev. E. NJ.
Trafton of Georgetown.
7.so-sunday schools: New Methods in
Sunday School Work by Prof. H. r..
Purinton Of Cobb Divinity School.
SOO-Chalk talk, by N. S. Greet, Somer-
Vile, Mass; adjournment.
THURSDAY FORENOON, SEPT. %.
SOO-Prayer and praise. led by Rev. F.
Starbrd of Pennington.
committees: ta). election Of Officers:
TO Cobb divinity school: Id, members
gates to other bodies; o.. committee
sermon; lfhj. nterdenominational
n.Oo-estate work: (aI address. Deacon E.
d. Wade Of Dover
ns@-Ib), address, Prot a: a w: Anth s,ny
noon.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
s1sssas Of pf sa Sy B Nils Louise R.
2O0-General Conference reports: (a). Ed
ncation. by President 6. G Chase Chase, D.
Temperance. by Hon: Hiram Knowi-
, %orSg f Reton Of az 2nsn N0f Sy
Rrof. b, +. Hayes of Cobb DIVINITY
soO-Statc Of Morals and Religion in
F. c. Bradeen Of Fort Fairfield; OBJ.
Central Maine, by Rev. 3. Minard OF
Lewiston; (c). Western Maine. by d.
F. Small of West Falmouth; followed
by discussion, by Rev. s: c. Whit
comb. r. G. Jordan and others.
4l5-Unfinished business; recess.
4.3O-Young Peoples annual business
meeting.
THURSDAY EVENING.
1.OO-Praise and devotional service, led by
Rev. Z. Lesher of Augusta.
7.3O-President's address
7.45-Address by field secretary, Rev. H.
S. Myers of Michigan.
S.15-"Why 1 Am Going to Africa" Rev.
Lewis p. Clinton.
S.30-Address. by Rev. ]. Stanley Durkee
of Auburn.