The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-03

Day, with George S. Deming, field sec- retary of the Connecticut Sunday School association, presiding-9:OO, Bl- ble hour, topic, Hosea. the Prophet Of Love-" Rev, II. s. Scarborough, West Granby, 10:00, devotional service, Mr. William H. Hall, 10:20, conference, top ic, "The Teacher" conducted by Rev. D. P. Armstrong, New Haven; 11;3O, ad- dress, "The Normal Department" Rev. Frank V. Mills, Windsor; 1:30, chiI~ dren's half hour; 200, Scripture and prayer; 2:10, address, ''The Unreached Children" Miss May B. Lord, field worker, West Hartford; 2;40, address, Sowing and Reaping," Rev. Allyn K. Foster, New Haven; 1:1O, address, ''The Teachers Use of the Bible" Rev. H. w. Pope, New Haven; $40, question box, conducted by MT. George s, Dem- ing; 6;3O Young Peoples hour, Rev. H. D. Trinkaus, Waterville; 7:90, half hour song service; s, address, "Co-laborers, '' Rev. A. A. Kidder, West Hartford.
 Wednesday, August "A, Epworth League Day, with Rev. r. w. Hannah, president of the District Epworth league, presiding-S:3O, Bible hour, Rev. E. D. Bassett, Waterbury; 10:00, twen- ty minute praise meeting; 1O:30, presi- dents address Rev. F. w. Hannah; 11:00, Junior league work, Miss Marga- ret Burns, Meriden; 200, twenty min ute promise meeting; 2:20, question drawer, conducted by Rev. W. A. Rich ard, Hartford; 2:45, address, God in American History Rev. J. W. May A Miss A. E. Taylor, A. M., Baltimore; AIS, genuine sociable; 6:SO, Epworth league meeting, Rev. H. c. Whitney Plainville; 500, address, "Observa- tions," Rev. F. B. Stockdale, Brooklyn Thursday, August 25, Grand Army Day, with Charles A. Baldwin, presi- dent of the Veterans association, pre- siding-9, Bible hour, Rev. B. B. Brown Pleasant Valley; 10:00, address, Gods Peculiar Dealings with America" Rev, G. l.. Taylor, D. D., Hamden; 200, af- ternoon muster and roll call, conducted by T. J. Chadeayne, shelton; 2:30, ad- dress, America and the Dark Conti- nent," Rev. J. c. Hartzell, ILL D., Bish- op of Africa; 4, grand march around the encampment, led by the war vete- rans, with music by the band 6:30, Ep- worth league meeting, Rev. J. w. Egg gleston, Naugatuck; 7:aO, evening mus ter and roll call; 500, Grand Army campfire, conducted by Rev. c. J North, with personal experiences of old soldiers, war songs, band concert, etc The grounds will be decorated with flags, bunting, etc., and brilliantly illu- minated at night and a full band will furnish music during the day and even ing
 Friday, August 26, the last day of the assembly, will be Temperance Day, anG
 Thomas l.. Norton, the president of the
 Connecticut Temperance union, vii preside-9:00, Bible hour, topic, "Josh- uas' Marching Orders" Rev. J. Howard Fairchild, Beacon Falls; 10:00, Scrip
 ture and prayer; 10:20, address, "Tem- perance Work in War Times;'' 11:10 address, Law Enforcement as Related to Reform MT. s. P. Thrasher, secre- | tary Law and Order League of Con- | necticut; 1:30, half hour with boys anc girls; 2:00 devotional; 2:2O, address
 Christian Citizenship" MT. H. H | Spooner, field secretary National Chris tian Citizenship league; 800, address Strength and Methods of the Enemy How Shall We Meet Them?" Rev. w s. McIntire, Hazardville; 6:3O, Young Peoples hour, Rev. William McNicholl New Haven; 7:30, song and praise; 500 | new stereopticon lecture, up to Date or 1898 in History" Rev. J. H. James secretary Connecticut Temperance un. ion