The Portland daily press., 1900-08-21
CHRISTIAN ENDEAV0R.

Full Programme Ofthe Fifteenth An
nua1 Convention.
Following is the programme of the if
tenth annual convention of the Maine
State Christian Endeavor Union, at
Eastport, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, September 4 6:
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
9OO Praise service, led by Rev. c. K.
Flanders. Biddeford.
10. Devotional service, conducted
by Rev. Il. z. Harding, East Machias.
1926. Welcome of the city of PASSPORT,
Hon. S. d. Leavitt, Mayor of Eastport.
2. 80. Welcome of Washington Co., H.
h. Taylor, Esq, of Machias, Register of
Deeds for Washington Co.
2.45. Welcome of churches Of Eastport,
Rev. J.. A. Ford. Welcome to the socie-
ties, Rev. Chas L. Coolnbs.
2 90 Response on behalf of delegates,
Rev. Horace Haskell MiIIinOckett.
800. Recording Secretary's report,
Mrs Il. S. Barnes, South Paris.
BIO. appointment of committees and
other business.
1926. Convention sermon "Soul Win
ming, Rev. IL. A. TOrrey, Chicago
w. Quiet Hour, conducted by Rev.
E. h. Purdy, Portland.
TUESDAY EVENING.
500. Concert by the Fisk Jubilee
Singers. No reserved seats.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
6.3O-7.8O Sunrise service, led by Miss
Annie i, Cobb, Saco.
900. Devotional service, conducted by
Rev. r. G. Drisco of Alfred.
9.15: Report of corresponding secretary,
Miss Hattie 0. McKeen, Saco.
9 %. Report of superintendent of
Floating Societies, Miss Annie L. Cobb,
Saco.
9.85 Presentation of banner for larg-
est county growth, Rev. F. A. Snow of
Cherrytield.
q $50. Presentation of banner for larg-
est contribution for missions, Rev. q.
j. Bloomfield, Machias.
1906. Presentation of banner for larg-
est number OF additions to the church,
Rev. E II. Newcomb, South Portland.
10 20, Annual address by State Presi-
dent, Rev. Q. ID. Crane, Yarmouth.
10 40 Open Parliament: Our Loca
Unions, How to improve them? Con-
Quoted by Mr.. L, d. Marshall, president
Portland Local Union.
lilo. Address: ''Ien Reasons why I
believe the Bible is the Word of God, 81
ii 40. Paper: aFIhe Minister'S Five
Minutes" Miss Linnie Harris, East
Machias.
l1.55. Concert of prayer for missions.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
200. Devotional service, conducted by
Rev. G. E. Owen Of Houlton.
2.25. Report Of Junior superintendent,
Miss Marietta Parshley, Gardiner
235. Address to children, Miss Mar
garrett Koch, WateryiIle.
fIo-,k Nr-+V -
Butler, Colby university.
| $40. Adjournment to the Battery Tor
a mammoth open air service in charge of
Rev. III, f. Day of franklin, superin-
tendent of evangelistic department..
Short addresses by prominent speakers.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
73O. Praise service, led by Rev. c. K.
! Flanders.
745 Report of superintendent OF
Christian Citizenship, Rev. r. 7. Hack
500. Address: ''The How of Civic
Reform, Rev. W. f. Berry, Maine
$50. Addresses by Judge Hiram
Knowlton of Portland, Hon. r. W
Shaw, county attorney OF AroostOOk
county, and Ashley St Clair, Esq, Of
Calais.
THURSDAY MORNING.
5O-7 80. Sunrise service, led by Miss
Mabel Freese of Bangor.
| 9 90. Devotional service, conducted b1
Rev. j. IL. BOardman OF Portland
| 8 30. Address: ''Yhe Arrest, Trial anC
Crucifxion OF Jesus, Mr.. r.. A. Jordan.
secretary Bangor Y. NJ. @. A.
900 Report of treasurer, Rev. G.. E
Owen, ana other business.
1910 Report of the superintendent @.
missionary department., Rev. Alfredo
Brewster Of Friendship.
10 20 Open parliament: "How Il
stimulate interest in missions, - con.
Quoted by Rev. e. Z. Whittmore of Water
Vile
100. ADDRESS by Rev. William Ash
mole, d. D., of China.
II. 40 Concert Of prayer for mission
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
300 Testimony Meeting: "What VII
this convention do for me?' led by Mr.
| W. b. Overlook Of RazorvilIe.
3.25. Open parliament; . Prayer Meet
ing Helps and Hindrances, ;cOnducted b,
Rev. Smith Baker, ID. D., of Portland
800. Address Have you received tn,
Holy Spirit, Rev. X. a. TOrrey.
$50. Question box, conducted by Rev
| Charles M. Sheldon of Topeka.
10. Quiet hour, led by Rev. E. r
Purdy of Portland.
THURSDAY EVENING.
$50 Praise service, led by Rev. c
K. FLANDERS.
500 Address: Gin the Other Man
Place. Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon.
$40 Closing conservation service, con
Quoted by Rev. DR.. Smith Baker.
For information apply at once to Key
d. n. Pringle, PASSPORT, Me.
THREE DROWNED.
Cape May, N. j., August sO.-Ellel
Young, Salina Newhouser and AIberi
j. Schwab, all of Philadelphia, were
drowned in the surf at Cape Nav p DIN