The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-09
PROGRAM OF CONVENTION
OF BAPTIST Y. P. UNION


Swedish conference Rev. Alfred II. Lind
berg, Boston. Mass.
Sunday afternoon. infantry hall-zSo,
praise service; 3, convention sermon. Pres
ident N. f. Wood. ID. d.. Newton Center.
Mass.
Sunday afternoon, First Baptist church
2.SO. praise service: 3. convention sermon,
THE Victory that Overcomes the World,
Rev. Galusha Anderson. ID. d., Chicago,
Ill. Overflow meeting at Sayles hall)
Sunday afternoon. Campus. Brown uni
versity-5. vesper service; Rev. Everett
ID. Burr. Newton Center. Mass.
Sunday evening, Infantry hall-73.
Rev. Joseph A. Bennett. Philadelphia,
Pa; s, address, Mr.. Mornay Williams.
New York. n. r; $40. conservative SER
vice. Rev. w. II. Geistweit. ID. D.. Chi
cago, III
Sunday evening, First Baptist church
7.S0 praise service; 7.46. words Of apprecia-
ton, Rev.J NJ Field. Fort Wayne. Ind ;s
address. Mr.. George w. Coleman. Boston.
Mass; $50. conservation service, Rev
Herbert ]. White Beverly. Mass
Overflow meeting at Sayies hail)
Monday and Tuesday-side trips as ar
ranged by local committee
AFTERNOON CONFERENCES.
In addition 10 the above program. af-
eNA NUN tOhltItuttc Will Do ncto ia N"i4OhS
churches as follows:
Mathewson Street Methodist church
Bible readers conference.
First Congregational church, Benef1t
street-Conquest missionary conference.
First Baptist church-Sacred literature
conference
Stewart Street Baptist church-Prayer
meeting conference.
Central Baptist church-Junior confer
ence.
a. NJ. c. A. rooms-state officers con-
ference.
Prayer meetings-Friday and Saturday.
a m, First Baptist and Central church.
Richmond Street Free Congregational
church-Swedish rally. Friday.
Room lo2. coal room. side trips. infor-
nation; room l06 Il. Y. p. ". A., post
office, Rhode Island exhibit. souvenirs;
room lo7. entertainment. registration. re-
ception committees; room Ill. hospital.
Drum Corps hall, state executive COM
mittee; drill hall, restaurant: balcony.
supper. missionary exhibit, publication
society.
State headquarters have been assigned
as follows:
Texas. Arizona. Montana. South Dakota,
Colorado. California, Oklahoma, Nevada,
Idaho, North Dakota. Wyoming. Kan
sas.
Stewart Street Baptist church-New
Mexico. Arkansas. Indian Territory.
Y. NJ. c. A. hail--New York.
First Congregational church, Beneft
street-New Jersey, Delaware.
Union Baptist church-Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont
Cranston Street Baptist church-Indi-
ana.
Mathewson Street Methodist church
Rhode Island.
Jefferson Street Baptist church-Con-
necticut
Calvary Baptist church--virginia, West
Virginia. Maryland, Ohio.
Broad Street Christian church-Michi-
gan, Nebraska. Kentucky. Wisconsin.
Minnesota Iowa
North Congregational church-Missouri,
Alabama. Mississippi. Tennessee. Louisi-
ana.
Pearl Street Baptist church--Dominion
OF Canada.
Benehcent church chapel - Florida.
Georgia, North Carolina. South Carolina
Friends Meeting house-Pennsylvania-
Fourth Baptist church-Illinois.
First Baptist urch-Massachusetts.
Meals will be served in an improvised
restaurant In Infantry hall and also In
the old church on Benefit street. near
tho First Baptist church.
The officers OF the Baptist Young Peo-
pie of Rhode Island, organized I'm 1893. are
as follows: President, Rev. Llewellyn L.
Henson. u. D.; vice-presidents, Benjamin
w. Richardson, John o. Lewis, r. II.
Whitman; secretary, Wallace l.. Pond;
assistant secretary Rev. John Stewart:
treasurer, Frank n. Medberry; agent for
the Baptist union. Rev b. T. Livingston:
board of managers. Rev. Llewellyn L.
Henson, d. D.. Wallace L. Pond, Rev.
John Stewart Frank r. Medbery, Rev.
txfp Nilda
Warren association-R. II. Whitman.
Rev. ]. " Osterhout. Frank r. Wilder.
Providence OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w.
Richardson, Harry r. Mason, Rev. w. l..
Wood.
Narragansett association-John o.
Lewis, Rev. f. ]. Lind, Rev. NJ ID. Full
Ter.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Providence executive committee are
as follows: Chairman. Rev. Lleweuyn L.
Henson ID. D., los Parade street; secre-
tary Wallace l.. Pond, l6 Marshall street;
treasurer, Walter l.. Clarke. City hall;
Rev. r. ID. Anderson. ID. D.. Rev. j. b. X.
Butler. Rev Il. O. .Boardman, A. ]. Cross
man, President w. II. p. Faunce. ID. D..
Rev. w T. Green, Rev. III. NJ. King ID.
D.. Rev. J. X. Ever. Frederick w. Hart
well. Judge Pardon r. Tillinghast, Rev.
John Stewart. Charles T. Stark. III. A w.
v.
ingston, John o. lewis. Herbert r.
Maine. Anson T. Rice. William IL Waite,
Frank Il. Wilder.
CHAIRMEN UB-CoMMITTEEs.
Finance. Rev. w. l.. Wood, Pawtucket;
reception, b. w. Richardson, IL, Larch
street; registration. J. w. Baker. Paw
tucket: entertainment II. II. Whitman.
S3 Westminster street: press, Rev. George
w. Rgler. % Walnut street, East Provi-
dence; printing Allen j. Arnold. lS7 Brook
street: informa ton. r. r. Medbery. II
Fifth street, East Providence: side trips,
r. G. Wilde, 3i7 Potter avenue: music.
Rev. Myron ID. Fuller. East Greenwich;
ushers, W. 4. Allen, 100 Beacon avenue:
halls George +. Peterson, go Brown
street: pulpit supply. Rev J. V. Oster-
hout, IL Oak street. exhibits. Rev York
A. King. 597 Branch avenue; public COM
fort, c. NJ. Godding, NJ. D.. 3l2 Benent
street: rally. Rev. Frank Rector. ID. ID,
Pawtuckct
SUNDAY TRIPS TO COTTAGE CITY
FROM PROVIDENCE.