The Portland daily press., 1899-09-20
Programme Of Exercises at Chest.
nut Street Church.
Addresses By Speakers
From Abroad.
The Convention To Be Held
October 80, "a and 20.

The following Ia the programme for the
Maine state Sunday School convention
to be held at Chestnut street Methodist
church In this city, October 80. "a and IS
FIRST sEsSION-TUEsDAy AFTER
NOON.
I.e0-Ths Quiet Halliday. The Spirit
ual Life Quiokened, Despensd, Enricned.
Doors open only at hour and haif-hour.
Conducted by Rev. Thomas IA. Stacy,
Saoo.
4.00--Address, "The JOY Of Our Ser
vice." Rev. Aquila Lucas, Sussex. N. b.,
General Secretary New brunswick 5. s.
A ssociaticn.
so-Reception of delegates and sooi-
ability.
SECOND sEssIoN-TUEsDAY EvE-
MING.
Thomas Ii. Staoy, Saco.
7.50-Address Of welcome to Portland.
s.00-Addrefs-"Th Business Man and
the Sunday School" E = Everett, Port
land, member International s. 5. exeou-
tive committee.
s.so-solO: "Thers is City BRIGHT. -
"a. +. Loudly, Miss Augusta Brooks
Davis, Cllftondale. Mass.
S.30--Address: Association Work in
Its Benefit 60 the Churches" Rev.
Aquila Lucas. SUSSEX. n; d.
4 8Q-Addresz: IA Mighty Power In
the State" Prof. II. NJ. Hamili. Jsoi :
sonville, ILL.,, 1eid worker International
ton,
THIRD SESSION-wEDNESDAY
MORNING.
s.3o-Mseting of State Executive CON-
mittea.
9.00-The Spiritual Life Quickeued, CON
Quoted by Rev. A. A. Lewis. Gardiner.
9.so-Report of the Nominating Com
mittse.
9.30--The State S. S. Association and
Its Work. Its Last Convention. REV.
Harry w. Klmball secretary, Skowhe-
gan; Its Years Work, l. n. Halliday. fielu
worker, Portland. Its sFinanres, l.. NJ.
Douglas, treasurer, Portland: Its Future,
L N. Halliday, field worker Portland
Rev. j. 81. Frost, president, Bangor.
ll.O0-prinoiples and Methods of Or
ganized Sunday School Work A confer
ence led by Rev. Aquila Lucas, Sussex,
n. b.
FOURTH SESSION "WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON.
1.s0 The Spiritual Life Despsnsd. CON
uucbou W nHfs 1uulHksH n. CtuCy, Cdcu.
200-Address: 1.-THE Ideal Teacher, -
Miss Margaret II. Koch, Colby College.
Waterville.
2.25-Address: "SundAy School Gard
Ing" Prof. ID. NJ. Hamill, Jacksonville.
hi.
2. 55-solo, Miss Augusta Brooks Davis.
3U0-Confsrence OF Primary Workers.
Primary Teachers Difficulties-How re-
| moved. Miss Lucy e. Stock, New Haven,
Conn. primary superintendent Connec-
ticut S. ). association.
4.00-Address: Different Kinds OF
Children" George II. Archibald. Willard.
FIFTH SESSION-wEDNE6 EVE
MING.
7.3O-The Spiritual Life Enriched Song
service, conducted by Rev. A. A. Lewis,
Gardiner.
s.O0-Address: "Sunday School RYAN
gelization," Prof II. M. Hamill, Jack
sonville. i'll.
| S40-Solo.
S5O--Address: Adolescence; or Our
Big Boys and Girls" George II. Archi-
| bald. Willard,
ING.
S.30-Meeting of Executive COMMITTEES.
Q O0-Devotional Half-hour, conducted
by Il. Il. Garland. Portland.
9.30-Reports OF Committees.
9.50-Adoption of Financial Plan and
| Apr opriations. Offerings.
10. 3O-Address: .sThe Possibilities OF
the Primary Glass;" Miss Lucy G. Stock,
New Haven. Conn.
1I00--Address: "How to Train Teach.
ers, Prof. II. III. Hamili, Jacksonville, Ill
Followed by Question Box, answered by
| Prof. Hamill and Miss Stock
=
SEVENTH SES5ION-THURSDA
AFTERNOON.
2.0o--A Model Sunday school Opening
conducted By 1. N. Halliday, as superin-
tendent.
2.15-Next Sundays International Les
son. (a). Taught to Adults, Rev. Smitl
Baker, ID. D., Portland. (bl. Taught {,
Children. Miss Lucy g. Stock. New
Haven, Conn.
3.15.-A Model Lesson Review an,
Closing, conducted by Prof. Hamill a
superintendent
/ 330-Testimony Talks: "The help
have received and what ] am going to d
with It," conducted by the President.
4.O0-Ths Quiet Hour and Closing Con
secration. conducted by Rev. Thomas H
Stacy. Saco.