The Portland daily press., 1901-02-04

o In, o.; evening. Bishop b. w. AR
, et5, u. d., Wiiberforce, o., Rev. q. IL.
Daniels. ID. d.. boston, Mass, and Mr..
III. IL Spooner, Bull's Bridge, Conn.
st. Lawrence Congrsgational-Morn
ing, Rev. Clarence 4. Eberman, Lancas-
ter, Pa, evening. Rev. W. l.. Darby,
KirkvlIie, Mo.
Alexander Walters d. ID d, Jersey City
N. evening, Rev. Z. A. treer, Co
Wooafords Congrs syational-MorninF,
hev. i. W. Adriance. Winchester. Mass /;
evening, Rev. f. 5. Hatch, Mon son,
Mass.
WiInston ConGregational-Morni ug,
ksv. Francis Clark. ID. ID, Boston,
Mass evening. Rev. 5. w. AdriaDcs
Winchester, Mass Rev. Richard IJader,
New YORK City, and MIR. 4. 5. Ransom,
Chicago, Ill.
Congress street Methodist Episcopal
Afternoon, three o'clock. Bishop b. W.
AIuett, ID ID, MilberfoTce, y evening,
Rev. John Henry Barrows, ID. ID Ober-
lir, o.
Chestnut Street Methodist Episcopal
Morning, kev. W. Il. Wilson, hamilton,
Ont evening, Rev. Way land Hoyt, ID.
d., p philadelphia, Pa.
CLARK Memorial Methoditt Episcopai-
Morning, Rev. Richard Tjader, New
York City; evening, Rev. James l.. Hill,
ID D., Salem, Mas.
PINE Street Methodist Episcopal Morn
ing, Rev Z. Ii. Daniels, ID. D., boston,
MAss. evening, Rev. W. b. Wallace,
Utica, N. Y, Rev. Clarence L. Elber-
man, Lancaster, Pa.
West End Methodist Eplscopal-Morn-
ing. Rev. W. l.. Darby, kisksville, No.
evening, kev. v. +. Swsrgsi, York, Pa.
First Baptist-Morning, Rev. John f..
Cowen, ID. ID, Boston. Mass.
Free Street baptist-Morning. Rev.
wayland Hoyt. ID. ID Philadeiphia, Pa. /;
evening, Mr.. Amos X. Wells, Boston,
Mass
First FIes Baptist-Moruing, Rev
James l.. Hill, ID. d., Salsm, Mass ;
evening, key. W. +. Wilson, Hamilton,
Ont.
African Methodist Episcopal Zion
Morning, Mr. George b. Gran, BOSTON,
Mas.
PARK Strest esbyterian-Afternoou
three o clock, MIR. III. Il. Spooner, Bull .
Bridge, Conn; evsning, MIR. George b
6raff. Boston, Mass.
Friends-Morning, Mr.. Amos Il Wells,
Boston, Mass evening. Rev. Francis 4
Clark. ID. ID (, Boston, Mass.
Second Advent-Mor orning, Miss Marga-
ret Koch, Waterville. Me. evening, air.
John Willis Baer, Boston, Mass.
Stroudwater-Morning Rsv. U. +
| Swengel, York, Pa.
SPOKE 10 THE YOUNG PEOPLE.
John Willis Baer spoke to the young
me al the Y. NJ. q A. rooms in the aft
ernoon. The large hall was crowded. with
men and the exercises were OF most In
tereIting character. Miss Margaret Koch
of waterviIls. spoke TO the young wor on
at the Friends church under the auspices
Of the Y. W. q. A.
The speaker began by reciting graphic
| ally the story or the memorable struggle
or Jacob with the mysterious angel, AND
Its nnal outcome in the giving of new
name to Jacob. She then spoke Of the
Significance and sacredness Of names,
/ illustrating from the Eibie AMI otheI
sources. The beginning OF the Christian
life, shs said, is the receiving of new
name ami new personality. She re
minded the young women that the futur'
destiny OF humanity is largely with them
1 ard aaid that, no matter what he may
| be, no man who. at sometime In bis life
| has not CONS under the influence OF Q
good woman, can sbe what otherwise he
might nave been. In closing ehe ap
| pesied to the young women to be true to
their nohlest Ideals to take serious
view OF life. and 10 fulfil their mission.