Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-30
AT GOOD WILL.
Large Attendance at SUNDAY
Evening Services.
a Fine Address, Monday Afternoon,
BY RevaA. E. Seagrave.
f0od viii. IL; Visitors. Specification a,
Byerson Building. Tomorrow.

TfsGood VIII Pines. Me. July 20
tSpe3EsDS-The Sunday evening SER
vice Vas sne of unusual interest. De-
spite he Threatening weather = large
nunlbsF Uttered in the Auditorium for
the third, apdshnal service OF the dav
This wae il charge of r. A. Jordan.
general secrGtary OF the Bangor Y. NJ.
c. A. wsh Impressive emphasis the
question :6s 1tNus was asked: What
Think YeSsef 'hrist?" The answers
which eanfe from the platform and
from the fl6or Mere most decidedly in
favor of Christ and His gospel OIL and
young alike DECLARING Him to be
saviour andffiend. IL was very good
meeting. WIKI very good results
Following the day of rest ana wor-
ship the camp was early astir. the
woods ringing with the merry laughter
and song efsscores of happy boys. If
anyone supposes that day OF rain
can dampen Che arGor of a company
of boys in camp there is sure evidence
Of ignorance of boys and camp life. A
little Vet straw only braces up the
boy who mas any stuff in him: and any
boy who has no stuff in him has no
place in camp Although the sun cid
not come out real bright. there was
nothing fos effect seriously the life in
the camp, although some may have
been prevented from driving in. The
boys We're on hand and ready for any
thing offered them, always expecting
something good
Morning deVotions We're conducted
by Mr.. Jordan. the 23d Psalm forming
the basis OF thought. At the forenoon
session fine audience listened with
pleasure to Rev. A. +. SeagraVe as he
spoke of Burmah and especially of the
work To which he has given himself
among the karens. He is at present
in charge of boys and girls school
in the city of RangOon, is in warm
est sympathy with his work ana main
tains an intelligent interest in the
work Of the church at home. His adj
dress was greatly enjoyed. the descrip-
ton of the people and their habits be
ing very clear and distinct. He ex-
hibited several Of the different cos
tunes OF the people presenting four
people dressed in the native dress. The
whole nour ws>s informing and swak-
aning. Mr.. Seagrave will be heard
with pleasure later in the assembly
The weather of the afternoon was
admirably suited to base ball. and the
field. the boys and the people were IN
the pink of condition. The Good
Wills played the visitors second
game. and il was interesting and
snappy from the start to the finish
prize of nine base balls was offered the
winning team. and each side went into
the contest for blood" There was
some very fine playing by either nine
and the number of 'goose-eggs 90 IN
all and about evenly distributed) indi-
Gates the fact that it was no easy
Malk-over. The final score stood l. 10
) in Good Wills favor. and all were
satisfied that it was a Wel-tarheu
game.
The plans are now well in hand for
| the tennis tournament the sets, potf
single and double. having been maue
I'D and announced. The playing WI
begin in earnest. tomorrow. Prizes
! have been offered. and much interest,"
! is shown. VIM G.. Broadway mas
| charge of this department of the athle-
tics. to which he is giving himself gen
erously in time money ana service
Such interest on the part OF a young
| business man is inspiring to the young
| fellows who come to know him ANA ms
work.
The service of dedication OF the Emily
| r. Rverson Memorial building at MOODY
Memorial chapel. Good VIII Farm. Wed
nesdav forenoon, will be of great interest,"
to all who can attend. 1t Will he an even
of great importance. The following is TN
program which has been prepared;
rnroco,ior Rey. G. W. Hinckey
Sinoino Good VIII Girls Chorus
Scripture Reading, 37th Psain, c,.,
Presentation Address Mr. a. y. REersoi
Acceptance Address,
Hon Moses Giddings
Rev. J. T. Beckley, d. ID
Singing My Faith Looks p TO Thee,
Remarks by Friends.
Dedicatory Address. Rev. Z e. Pheiai
Singing. The Holy City. u
Miss Sarah Monroe Hall
Doxology.
Among those registered, today, are Rev
7. f. Ham of Cambridge, Thee Witter OF
Boston Lewis Edie of Hartiahd' ray
Foss of Benton, Robert Cole OF Benton
Arthur Getchell and Ned Barrett OF wa
tervile, viii Herman of Portland ~