The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-15
-FOUR SPEAKERS
FROM THIS CITY
Hon. Alfred S. Roe, James Logan,
Roland Haynes and Raymond
S. Hall viii Address Annual
State Y. M. C. A. Convention
SESSIONS WILL BE
HELD IN FITCHBURG
Prominent Workers in the ASSo-
citation From All Sections of the
East Will Speak During the
Four Days = Large Delegation
From Worcester Expected

The annual state convention of the
Y. M. C. A will be held at Fitchburg,
Oct. "a to 81. The program is one of
the best ever offered. All departments
of Y. M. C. A. work are taken up by
able speakers,
1t is hoped that as many as possible
will go from Worcester. Fitchburg is
easy of access by the electric or steam
cars. There is no limit to the number
of the delegation-the larger the better.
Credentials will be given to all who ap-
ply at the local Y. NJ. c. A. office.
-Four Worcester speakers are on the
program, Hon. A. s. Roe, president of
the Worcester association: James Lo-
gan, Roland Haynes of Williams Coll
lege and Raymond S. Hall, the latter
a member of the boys department.
Following is the full program:
Thursday afternoOn-2.45 o'clock, pur-
pose meeting, H. M. Moore of Somer-
vile; $50 o'clock, organization; A
O'Clock, quiet hour, Rev. Floyd w.
Tomkins D. D., of Philadelphia; 5.15
O'Clock, reception and banquet.
Thursday evening-7.S0 o'clock, praise
service; SIS o'clock, address, THE
Work That Wins" Rev. John Balloon
Shaw, D. D., of New York city.
Friday morning. O'Clock, quiet
8 As o'clock, 1.-THE Obligation of an AS
sociation Man to the Community, Hon.
A. s. Roe of Worcester; 10. As o'clock,
THE Obligation of the Association
Member to Young Men of the World"
A. B. Williams, Jr., of New York city;
IL. 80 o'clock, state committees report,
presented by H. M. Moore, chairman.
Friday afternoon-2 o'clock, from
boys standpoint-(a) What the Asso-
citation Should Do for a Boy" Raymond
S. Hall of Worcester, Norman Cole of
Newport; (b) '.What Boy Can Do
for the Association" Robert ellison of
Southbridge, William E. Leonard of
Salem; 245 o'clock, "Our Obligation to
All the Boys of the Community" E. NJ.
Robinson of New York city; 3.15
O'Clock, THE Boys Department as a
School for Association Workers" Fred
erick H Fuller of Providence, discus
sion and questions; $3.50 o clock supper,
followed by Around the Table" quiz,
conducted by w. d. Fellows of Fall
River.
Friday evening-7.3O o'clock, 1.-The
Brotherhood James Logan of Worces-
ter; S.15, address, What Manner of
Man." Rev Floyd w. Tomkins, D. D.
Saturday mornings o'clock, Bible
study session, E. r. See of Brooklyn,
L
Bible Lesson" e. f. See; Bible study,
l, general, G., e. Day of Maiden; 2, de-
votional w. B. Oliver of Boston; 3,
training class, e. G. Caster Of New
Bedford; 4, evangelistic work, w. C.
Roberts of Melrose: 10. As O'clock, 1.-THE
Association a Field for Christian Eff
fort" L. L. Doggett, Phi. D., of Inter
national Training School; II. Is o'clock,
question drawer, conducted by S. B.
Carter, Boston; discussion.
Saturday afternoon-2 o'clock, "How
to Enlist Men for Service" Rev. Marion
Law of Pawtucket, r. l.. $50 o'clock,
sectional conferences, physical, "Ath-
letic Teams, Policy Toward Them,
Their Benefits, Injurious Effects"
w. L. Nase of Pawtucket; How Can
the Influence of Physical Work Be
Extended Beyond the Gymnasium and
Field?' William W. Hastings, Phi. D.,
of Springfield; railroad men, "a Study
of the Railroad Department" John F.
Moore of New York city; question
drawers, educational, 1.-The Policy for
| the Average Association" C. M. Gard
| ner of Westfield; How to Get the
| Man." J. Foster Hill of Cambridge;
student Relation of the Faculty to
the Association" II. S. Cowell, princi-
pal Of Gushing Academy, Rowland
I
We Help the Student Solve the Life
Work Problem?" Roy E. Clark of
| Brown University; Interesting Reli-
gious Meetings B. B. Williams, Jr., of
New York city; Development and
Maintenance of Interest in Bible
| Study" Orville G. Frantz of Harvard
University; open parliament of COM
mittees, E. F. See presiding.
Sunday-9 o'clock. preparation serv-
| ice, Association HALL. 1913 o'clock,
| services in the churches; o'clock,
meeting for boys, First Methodist
Episcopal Church; meeting for women,
| First Baptist Church; meeting for
men, Association Hall; meeting for
railroad men, Rollstone Congregational
| Church, 7.50 O'clock, farewell service,
! Rolstone Congrega tional Church.
The places of.meeting will be: Thurs
I day afternoon Christ Church parish
house; Saturday evening, Christ Con-
gregational Church: all other sessions,
| including banquet. will be held in First
Baptist Church. excepting Sunday.