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In Now Britain Completed Pro-
Will be Held October II, Is and 10
MANY Important Addresses ON the
Programme-To Conclude with n
Banquet.
Rev. J, H. Strong has completed the
programme for the Connecticut Bap-
n tist anniversaries which will be held
with the First Baptist church of New
Britain October IA, Is and 16 The fol-
lowing organizations will hold meet
ings in the order named: Conference
of Baptist ministers; Baptist Young
Peoples Union Connecticut Baptists;
convention Women's Baptist Home
Mission society," Connecticut Baptist
Education society; Women's Baptist
Foreign Mission society; Connecticut
Baptist social Union,
The twentieth anniversary of the
conference of Baptist ministers will be
held Monday, October IA, Rev. T. A. T.
\ Hanna, Of Shelton, Is president and
Rev H. M. Thompson, of Hartford, is
secretary. The service will open at 80
p. m. and the programme includes the
n presentation of the following: "The
Needs of the Baptist Ministers Home
of New York. Rev. Fl. M. Pogson, D.
D., secretary; Essayists for 1901, Rev.
W. q. Thomas, 1.-THE Future Of the I'M
8 penitent Hearer," and Rev. Robert A.
Ashworth, ethical Culture as Reli-
gion.'
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
will hold it's session on the same day.
The officers are: President, Rev. Fl. E.
Wise of Norwich; first vice-president
Rev q. d. Could Rockville; second
Vice president Rev. F. H. Gates of
Winsted; secretary, Andrew B. Davies
Norwich; treasurer Charles p.
Walker of New Haven The pro-
gramme of the session opening at 1880
4 p. m. will be: Presidents annual adj
dress, secretary's report, treasurer's re-
port. appointment of nominating COM
mittee address: THE Distinguishing
Feature Of the B. Y. P. u Work, Rev.
! u. L. Henson, D. D. The second ses-
Z sion Of the Young Peoples Union will
be held Tuesday. An open parliament
on B. r. P. U. work will be held Rev.
g. G. Sauer will speak on Achieve
inents;'' Rev w. Fl. Hubbard on Pos
@sibilities," and Rev. E. C. Sage. d. D.,
on Dangers" Charles F. Whitney
will give "Gleanings From Chicago,
1901
The seventy eighth annual meeting
of the Connecticut Baptist union will
Ne held, first session from 10 a. m. to
oaio ,f tha
are:
President-Ho Carnot O. Spencer.
First vice presdent-Rev. George w.
Nicholson.
Second vice president-Adams P.
Carroll
Secretary-R P. S. Evans.
~ Field secretary and superintendent of |
missions c. A. Paddock.
- MISREPRESENTATION F. Walker.
Auditor-Alfred Spencer, Jr.
The address of welcome will be by |
Rev. J. H. Strong, the sermon will be
by Rev. f. j. Barrows, d. D., of Wa
terbury, and the officers will make re- !
ports.
The Connecticut branch of the Wo-
mans American Baptist Home Mission
:saeiety will meet from to 5 p. m.
Tuesday. Addresses upon the report of
the board will be made by Rev. H. M.
Thompson, Rev. J. D. Herr, Rev. P. De
Carlo, Rev. S. G. Hastings, Rev. E. E.
Gates Rev John Friborg and others.
"A report Of the committee on state of
religion in the churches will be made
by Rev. Henry Clark, chairman. The
third session Of the convention al 7:30
b. m. Tuesday will be given up to four
addresses as follows.
Address Estate CHARACTERIZATION Ne
cessary to Political Safety Deacon
Rush p. Chapman.
4 Address-'The Success Of State Work
Among Foreign Populations an Incen-
tive to Greater Effort, Rev. P. S.
Evans.
sAddress-"The Place of State Mis-
sions in the Work of Winning the
World to Christ Rev. c. A. Paddock.
q Address, APATHY Regarding State
Missions; its Cause and Cure" Rev. r.
Maplesden.
On Wednesday, Rev. T. G. Dench-
field will make a report for the COM
mittee on obituaries The eighty-sec-
ond annual meeting of the Connecticut
BAPTIST Educational society will be
1l6lQ III III u. III. wednesday, ne Olli- |
GERS are: Rev. George M. Stone, d. D.,
president Rev. e. C. Sage, d. D., sec
rotary, and E. B. Boynton, treasured.
Reports will be made. There will be an
address on "The Percentage of Power"
by Rev. Henry Clark and an election
of officers. 1
The Women's Baptist Foreign Mis- '
sionary society will meet at 730 {
Wednesday. There will be an address !
BY Mrs. H. G. Stafford, foreign cores t
bonding secretary of the Woman's Bap- f
list Foreign Missionary society. !
The fifth session of the convention {
Will be held from to 4:30 p. M There I
will be report of the committee on re- G
vision of the constitution. Rev. j. r. I
5tubbert chairman. Address, Rev. r. 6
3. Seymour, d. D.; remarks. Rev. C. I
A. Piddick, and few closing words by
The president of the convention. The s
three days programme will be compile &
led by a banquet Wednesday evening, r
October 16, in the Casino. The speak +
II will be Rev. Madison c. Peters, d. /
D., and the subject, "Why Don't Men a
10 to church," h
"A large committee from the local a
'hurch is making arrangements for the a
and comfort of the four v
hundred delegates who will attend the s
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