Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-20
MAINE CHRISTIAN ENOEAvORERs
Will Hold Their annual State Meeting al Eas,
port. Sept. 4 to 6.

PASSPORT, Me-. Aug. 9-tSpeciaD.-Fol-
lowing is the official program for the 18th
annual convention of the Maine Safe
Christian Endeavor Union, at Eastport
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Sent
4-6. 1900:
Tuesday afternoon. praise service led
by Rev. G. X. Flanders, Biddeford: . Is.
devotional service, conducted by Rev II
f. Harding, East Machias; 2.25, welcome
of the city of Eastport. Hon. 5. d. Leav-
lit, mayor of EastpOrt. 2.35. welcome Of
Washington county. II. r. Taylor ESQ.
of Machias, register of deeds for Wash
ington county: 2.i5, welcome of churches
of Eastport. Rev. }: 4. Ford; welcome 20
response on behalf of delegates. Rev
Horace Haskell. Millinocket: sos. record
ing secretary's report, Mrs. 7. S. Barnes.
South Paris: 3.15, appointment Of commit
tees and other business; 3.25. convention
sermon. Soul Winning Rev. K. A. Tor
rey. Chicago; !. quiet hour conducted by
Rev. +. K. Purdy, Portland.
Tuesday evening" concert by the Fisk
Jubilee Singers. Tickets, p cents. 40
reserved seats.
Wednesday morning-630- 7.50 sunrise
service led ny Miss Annie l.. Cobb Saco:
-. devotional service. conducted by Rev.
K. c. Drisco of Alfred; s.l5. report of cor
responding secretary, Miss Hattie O. Nc
of floating societies Miss Annie l.. Cobb
Saco; 9.35. presentation Of banner for
largest county growth, Rev. F. A. Snow
of Cherrytield; $50. presentation of ban
ner for largest contribution for missions.
Rev. q. j. Bloomfield, Machias; 1905.
presentation ol banner for largest num-
Der of additions to the church. Rev. T..
II. Newcomb. South Portland; 1920, an
d. Crane, Yarmouth: 1910. open parlia-
ment, Our Local Unions, How to I'M
prove Them conducted by Mr. l.. D.
Marshall I, u president resident Portland LEGAL 20
| Believe the Bible Is the Word of God, =
Rev. r. a. Torrey; 11.4U, paper, The Min
listers Five Minutes" Miss Linnie Har-
ris. East Machias; 1l.55, concert of prayer
for missions.
Wednesday afternoon, devotional ser.
vice, conducted by Rev. c. L. owen of
tendent. Miss Marietta Parshley, Gard-
ner; 2.35, address TO children. Miss Mar
garet Koch. Waterville; 800 address,
President Nathaniel Butler. Colby Uni
for a mammoth open air service, in
charge of Rev. II. +. Day of Franklin.
superintendent of eVangelistic depart
ment; short addresses by prominent
speakers.
Wednesday evening-73O. praise service,
led by Rev c. X. Flanders; 7.i5, report
of superintendent OF Christian citizen
ship. Rev. r; T. Hack OF Portland; s, adj
dress. The How Of Civic Reform" Rev.
w. f. Berry, Maine Civic League: SO
addresses by Judge Hiram knowlton OF
i'DEtldnu. non. Il. w SHAW, county az
torney of ArOostook county, and Ashley
St. Clair, Esq, Of Calais.
Thursday neutrality-suspicious. 90. sunrise SER
vice, led by Miss Mabel Freese of Ban
gOr; 8. devotional service. conducted by
Rev. j. X. Boardman OF Portland: $50,
address. The Arrest. Trial, ana Cruel
tiXion of Jesus Mr. K. \. Jordan, secre-
tary Bangor Y. NJ e. A: $50. report of
treasurer, Rev. q. +. owen. and other
business: 1910, report of superintendent
of missionary department, Rev. Alfredo
Brewer Of Friendship; los, open parlia-
ment: How to Stimulate interest in Mis-
sions,' conducted by Rev. r. {. White
more Of Waterville; Il, address, by Rev.
William AshmOre. d. D.. of China; II. 45,
concert of prayer for missions.
Thursday afternoon-20o Testimony
meeting: what VIII This Convention DO
for Me-" led by Mr.. w +. Overlook OF
RaZorville: Z25, open parliament: Pray
er Meeting Helps and Hndrances," con
! Quoted by Rev. Smith Baker. ID. D.. of
Portland; 3.to, address. Have You Re
ceived the Holy Spirit" Rev. r. A. Tor
rey; $50. question box. conducted by Rev.
Charles NJ. sheldon Of Topeka; AIS, quiet
hour, led BY Rev. f. Il. Purdy Of Pore
! land.
Thursday eveninE-750, praise service,
led by Rev. &. n. Flanders: 500. address,
I'm the Other Mans Place" Rev Charles
NJ Sheldon; SIS, closing conservation ser
vice. conducted ny Rev. DR.. Smith Baker.
For information apply at once to Rev.
H. y. Pringle. PASSPORT, Me.