Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-19

Kelsey OF Winthrop Center and again
"A larger number answered the after
noon roll call. When the brief papers
and addresses were delivered AT :
o'clock by Miss Ahbi Eyclcth Of Halo
wen. Miss Ina I.apham Of Pittston.
Rev. 4. w. Plant Of Gardiner, and Rev.
+. +. Hope Of Augusta. there was not
Il seat to he had in the church. All the
schools Of the city had one session that
the students might attend the services
and they were Well represented The
address 10 the Juniors by Miss Mar
garet Koch Of WatorviIlc. was ono that
could he understood by all and deep
interest was manifested by them to Il.
Following this. was an address by
Rev. a. T. Dunn on "Our Missions as
EndcavorerS." This was well prepared
and delivered. The Quiet Hour" by
Rev. Everett Lesher of Augusta. was
rs interesting as any on the program.
At 8 o'clock. a supper was served 10
all the Endeavorers that were present
and baked beans and cold meats were
the most conspicuous on the tables.
These rapidly disappeared before the
large number that enjoyed the supper.
The evening session was opened by a
devotional service led by Rev. {. y.
Wight Of Hallowell. after which. Rev.
G. u. Crane of Yarmouth, State pEesi-
dent. held the attention of the large
number present on Mr.. Sheldon
Question Box at Eastport,' The ses-
and convention was closed by an adj
dress by Rev. A. T. Salley of Lewis
ton. on our Young People"
The convention was most success
full one in every way and all spoke in
the highest Of praise of their treatment
by the Gardiner Endeavorers. At the
election of officers. the following We're
chosen:
President. Rev A. T. RinGold Car
diner: corresponding secretary, Miss
Lillian Holmes. Gardiner: vice prcsi-
dents, Miss G. Alice Osborn. Water
vile: +. A. Bailey. Winthrop Center;
j.. Albert Jones, South China: record
ing secretary. Mrs. Annie II. Farm
ham. Augusta: treasurer. Geo. f.
Morse. Hallowell; Junior superintend-
cnt. Miss G. Alice Osborn. WaterNillc.
evanSeIistic superintendent. Rev. 7.
2. Williams Winslow, and Rev. W. \,
Robbins. Gardiner.
The following are some OF the visit
ors who registered on the books:
A. Edward Kelsey. Alice y. ClouEl.
Alma c. Jenkins. Georgia l.. Williams.
Winthrop Center; Mary V. Draper.
Ethel Remission. Hattie +. Merrill.
George -. Lindsay. Linton Remission.
Waterville; Annie NJ. Whitcomb. Fay
FoSs Fairfield: Ellen +. Sturtcvant.
Mary y. Sturtevant. oakland Heights;
Eta H. Morse. Haliowcll: |. y. Lap
ham. Ina T. Lapham. Mrs. Maud Lap
HI IN. Pittston; Emma NJ. House. Au-
gusta; Jessie NJ. Libby, Litchfield Cor
ner; Mr.. ard Mrs a. ". Stevens. Itch
field Plains: Mrs q. f. Wingatc. Mrs
A. A. Heath Mrs. o. A. S.ackpnlc
Mrs George r. Morse. Hallowcll. Miss
J. Maude Barker. Cedar Grove: ]. II.
Brann. Pittston: Ida NJ. Goddard. Vas
SaIboro: f. w. Libby. Litchficld Cor
ner; Norman McKinnon, =. 7.
Hope. Augusta; s. A. Apraham
Ltchficld Corner; X. A. Wentworth
Hallowell; Emery a. Metcalf. South
Litchficld; Mrs. l.. +. Shorey. Litch-
field Plains; Mrs. Arthur Handy. Min
mic f.. Burke. Marion Heath, Harriet
Whtehousc. Annie Farnham, Elenora
Hamln, Augusta; Clara A. Evelcth.
Hallowell; May Penney, Mabel l.
Lovejoy. Mabel V. Clay. Henry T..
Dunnack. Everett Leshcr, Neil T..
Newman, j. II. Bealc. Augusta: j. Al
bert Jones. Ida G. Jones. South China:
Eta H. Johnson. Daisy T.. Dudley.
Oak Grove Seminary: Mrs. J. NJ. Ar
mold. May T.. Mayo. Mrs. f.. s. Small
Anna NJ. Fowler. Matte T.. Merrill
Augusta; Charles a. Wight. Iallowe!l:
Amy T.. SturteVGnt, Oakland; A. +.
Dunn. WaterVille; Ethel +. Farr, Hell
en- Il. Johnson, Elizabeth A. Stamm,
Elizabeth w. Gcrrish. Augusta.