The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-23

nance committee, report Of the board;
11.S0, annual sermon by Rev. James
Grant. Pittsfeld; 12.15, adjournment
Afternoon session, 2 p. M, devotional
exercises, address, what relation
should exist between the convention
and the aided churches to secure the
best results?" Rev, Orville Coats, Som
erville; address, what special quail
fieations should the missionary pastor
for the times possess2" Smith Thomas
Ford, D. D., Lowell; addresses, when
ought the multiplication of churches be
encouraged?" Rev. George W. Quick,
Springfield; What country churches
should receive aid and to what extent?"
Rev H. B. Foskett, Adams; AIS, bust
ness, reports of committees, election of
officers. Evening session, 7.3O, devo-
tional exercises, addresses, THE sue
cesses and failures Of the last % years"
Rev M. F: Johnson, Medford; what
read1ustments of methods and forces
in the church work are needed to Sc
cure better adaptation to existing needs
and more intimate touch with the spirit
of the times?" George G, Lorimer, D.
D., fremont Temple, Boston.
Thursday, Oct. &c, fifteenth anniver-
sary of the Massachusetts, Baptist
Sunday School Association, all day;
$50 opening Of the convention, bust
ness, appointment of committees; 1918,
address, THE teacher himself" Prof.
j. NJ. English, Newton Theological
Seminary; 1890, presidents address,
Stephen Moore; 1916, report of state
secretary William w. Main topic,
Example of Christian evolution" (a)
The blade Rev. f. H, Matthews,
Newton; CD THE car Rev. w. Cham
berlain, Dorchester; 60 THE full corn
in the ear" Frank w. Peyear, Boston.
Noon conferences at / o'clock, superin-
tendents, led by 0. nj. Wentworth,
Boston, primary, led by Mrs. &. L. F.
Lanphear, Boston. Afternoon session,
2.S0; praise service; 245, reports of com
| mittee, election of officers, new bust
ness; 3 o'clock, presentation of banners
by Charles c. Barry; 3.15, report Of
state visitor Miss S. Florence Came
ron; 345, address, Men in our Bible
| schools, Rev. H. S. Johnson, Boston
discussion; 4S0, address. "Can the Bible
| be depended upon?" Rev. j. H
Parshley, Lawrence. Afternoon con-
ference Of leaders on mems classes and
| others, led by z. B. Earle, Boston
| Evening session, $50, praise service
| led by large Sunday school choir: adj
dress by Rev. John Robertson Of Glas-
| gov, Scotland.
| Friday, Oct. n, Massachusetts Bap-
| list Young Peoples Union, all day;
! morning session, 93U; devotional eXer-
cises, led by Rev. Woodman Bradbury
| 10 o'clock; call to order and address OF
welcome, 10.15; response by president
Rev. NJ. F. Johnson; 1915, appoint
mont of committees; 1925, reports OF
| the secretary and treasurer; 1850
moving the adoption of reports, (al
! state organization, P. L. Wilkins, d. D.
| ex-secretary, B. Y. p u, of America.
now in Gloucester; OBJ training for ser.
| vice, Rev. F. NJ. White, Amherst; lei
! devotional impulse, Rev. Nathan Bal.
| ley. Afternoon session; 2.15, devotion.
al Rev. Fred r. Heath, Spencer; re.
| port of committees, election Of officers
o'clock, the young people at work, Ca
| in the neighborhood, Rev l.. A. Free
man, Orange; (b) in the state, Miss S
Florence Cameron: (c) in North Amer.
| lea, Rev. r. o. Sherwood, Somervillei
| I'd in all the world, Miss E, D. Mac
Laurin; 4 O'Clock. spiritual preparation
for this work, Rev. Tillman B. johnson
f1Lynn. Evening session, praise and de-
votion, II. z. Washburn; report from
| the Richmond convention, Miss Grace
T. Lane Chelsea; address, e. e. Chev-
ers, ID. D., secretary of the b. Y p. u
Of America, and editor of the "Bap-
| list Union" which has the largest CIR
culation Of any Baptist paper.
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