The Republican journal., 1900-08-30
Christian Endeavor Union.

The Fifteenth Annual Convention of The
Maine State Christian Endeavor Union will
be held in Eastport, Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday, September 4-6, 1900, with the
following program:
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
200. Praise service, led by Rev. c. X. Flan-
ders Biddeford.
A.lo devotional Service, conducted BY Rev
II. F. Harding, East Machias.
20. Welcome of the City OF Eastport, Hon.
S. d. Leavitt, Mayor of PASSPORT.
235. Welcome of Washington Co.. H. r,
Taylor Esq, of Machias, Register
of Deeds for Washington Co.
40 Welcome ofC hurches of PASSPORT, Rev.
W. A. Ford.
Welcome to the Societies. Rev. Chas
L. CoOmbs.
2.55. Response on behalf of Delegates, Rev
Horace Haskell. Millinocket.
$40 beeording Secretary's Report Mrs
L. 5. Barnes. South Paris.
o.Io appointment of Committees and other
Business
80. Convention Sermon: ''Soul Winning. :"
Rev. K. A. Torrey, Chicago.
HOO. Quiet Hour, conducted by Rev. f. R.
Purdy, Portland
TUESDAY EVENING.
500. Concert by the Fisk Jubilee Singers
Tickets % cents. No Reserved seats.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
6.30 Sunrise Service, led by Miss Annie
7.3O. J L. Cobb, Saco
800. Devotional Service, conducted by Rev.
X. Z. Drisco, of Alfred.
9.15. Report of Corresponding Secretary,
Miss Hattie 0. Mckeen, Saco
9.25. report of Superintendent of Floating
Societies, Miss Annie L. Cobb. Saco.
$50. Presentation of Banner for largest
County Growth, Rev. F. A. Snow Of
Cherrytield. -.
$50. Presentation of Banner for largest
contribution for Missions, Rev. e !
Bloomfield, Machias.
1905. Presentation of Banner for largest
number of additions to the Church.
Rev; E. II. Newcomb, South Port
land.
1920. Annual Address by State President,
hev. I. ID. Crane. yarmouth.
lo.4o open Parliament: Our Local L Mons
How to improve them? conducted
by Mr.. L. d. Marshall, President
Portland Local nion.
1.1o Address: ''Ten Reasons why I be
lieve the Bible is the Word of God,
Rev. X. \. Torrey
ll.4o. Paper: The Minister'S Five Min
utes," Miss Linnie Harris, East
Machias.
loo. Concert of Prayer for Missions
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
200. Devotional service conducted by Rev
{. +. Owen of 1loulton.
20 report OF the Junior Superintendent,
Miss Marietta Parshley, Gardiner.
80. Address to Children, Miss Margaret
Koch, Watelvlle.
800. Address. President Nathaniel Butler,
Colby.C University.
80. Adjournment to the Battery for a
mammoth open air service i'll charge
OF Key. Ill. +. Day of Franklin. Sup
erlntendent of Evangelistic Depart
luent. Short addresses by promi-
nent speakers.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
7.3o Praise service led by Rev. G. X Elan
ders.
745. Report Of Superintendent Of Chris
tan Citizenship. Rev. r. T. Hack Of
Portland.
500 Address The How of Civic Re
FORM, Rev. W. F. Berry, Maine
Civic League
$50. Addresses by Judge Hiram knowl-
ton of Portland, Hon. r. W. Shaw,
County Attorney of Aroostook Co.,
and Ashley st. Clair, Esq of Calais.
THURSDAY MORNING.
$50. Sunrise Service, led by Miss Mabel
80. Freese OF Bangor
900. Devotional Service, conducted bv
Rev. j. X. Boardman of Portland.
$50. Address: THE Arrest, Trial. and
Crucitixion of Jesus Nh Il. A.
Jordan, Secretary Bangor Y. NJ. C. \.
$50. Report of Treasurer. Rev. c. f. Owen,
and other business
1910. Report of Superintendent of Mission
AIRY Department, Rev. Alfredo Brew
ster of Friendship.
1925. Open Parliament: 'How to stimulate
interests in Missions" conducted BY
Rev. f. G. Whittmore of Waterville
Hoo, Address, by Rev. William Ashmore
ID. ID. of China.
H. 10. Concert of Prayer for Missions.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
200. Testimony Meeting: Z" What will this
Convention do for me-" led by Mr.
W. +. Overlook of Razorvile
2.25. Open Parliament: prayer Meeting
Helps and IIindrances," conducted
by Rev. Smith Baker, d. d. of Port
land.
800. Address: "Have you received the
Holy Spirit, Rev. r. a. Torrey
$50. Question Box, conducted by Rev
Charles NJ. Sheldon of Topeka
4l5. Quiet Hour, led by Rev f, r. Purdy
of Portland.
THURSDAY EVENING.
7.@. Praise Service, led by Rev c, X
Flanders
500. Address: SIN the Other Mans Place,
Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon.
$40. Closing Conservation Service, con.
Quoted by Rev Dr.. Smith Baker.
For information apply at once to Rev. II
n. Pringle, PASSPORT, Me.