Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-05-23
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Ami
Polishes nickel on stoves,
plumbing, faucets, etc.
ANNUAL CONVENTION.
UniyersaIists Of the State Will Meet
Here, June 3-5.
Interesting Program Has Been Ar
ranged for the Occasion.

The cali has been issued for the annual
convention of the Universalist churches
Of the State. to he held at the Univer-
sallst church in this city. Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, June s. 1 and ;.
The following invitation has been ex-
tended To the members and delegates -
the convention by the local church:
The Augusta church ana parish extend
an cordial invitation 10 the members and
delegates to the Unlversalist State CON
vcntiun to meet at Augusta, Tuesday.
Wednesday ANA Thursday. June ;. ana
> 1872 The sessions Will open at 1879 \
NJ. Tuesday. after the arrival of the
trains from east, west, north ana south.
officers OF the society Will be at the
station to escort visitors to the churcn.
Free entertainment. consisting of lodS-
incs and breakfast, Will be provided for
All members and delegates who promptly
notify the committee. CAftcr minister's
then entertainment will be provided fo-
all others who notify us they are coming.
up to our limit.
Assignment of places will he made al
the church. Tuesday forenoon, by the
chairman of the entertainment commit
tee. Those coming. Monday afternoon or
evening, will be gladly entertained and
will be met at the train, provided they
St nd word to the committee IN advance.
1t is earnestly requested that parishes
elect their delegates without delay and
immediate notice Of same be sent to the
committee Dinners ana Suppers will be
furnished at "a nominal sum 60 cents.
Those who desire hotel accommodations
can secure reduced rates at Hotel North
and Cony House on presentation of dele
gates card.
To insure entertainment applications
must be received ON or before Saturday
May 81
All communications must be addressed
to DR.. G.. NJ Twitchell, chairman commit
tee on entertainment.
Rev. c. 4. Hayden, pastor; 7. @. Wick
cry. w. II. Gonn,tt, G. NJ. Twitchell
trustees.
The Maine Central has granted II
cents per mile rate and tickets will be
good going June >. > and 4, and to retul II
until June G. The Washington County
Bangor & Aroostook, Somerset and
Bridgton & Saco will grant a one fare
rate for the same dates and it is expect
cd that other roads will make similar
reduction.
The following interesting program has
been prepared:
TUESDAY, JUNE 3.
1872 ~ M-CalIcd to order.
Address of Welcome.
His Excelency. Governor John +. Hill
Response. the President, Rev. y. J. Mcr-
rill of Bangor.
Reports: Executive committee; treasurer;
vi IT, NJ Society Miss Alice Blanchard f:
S. S. Convention, Rev. +. W. Wcbbcr:
Y. =. c. L.. President Fred S. Rand /;
Wcstbrook Seminary, Rev Henry Blan-
chard, ID. ID.
AFTERNOON
- Z. M-Occasional sermon, Rev f. IL
Chapan. Rockland. to be followed bv
h.. 'nvn conducted nv Pow
A. Hayden. Augusta, and Rev. c. X.
Tcnney, Auburn.
EVENING.
7.G0 7. M.-Address. Rev. w. F. Small,
Gardiner. Subject: rs a Hopeful Cos
pei Enervating or an Incentive to Ac-
tion?"
Address. Rev. f. +. Pember, Bangor.
Subject: 'Whcre There Are So Many
Religious Opinions, How Is Anyone to
Decide What IS True?"
WEDNESDAY, JUNE f.
} \. M.-Prayer and praise meeting. LED
by Rev. Fannie L. Austin, Machias.
$50 \. M.-Praycr and praise meeting
led by Rev. J. NJ. Paige, Turner Center.
$50 A. M.-Busincss-
AFTERNOON.
. p NV. L. Missionary Society. Rev.
Miss II. J. Powell, president, will pre-
side.
EVENING
I..n Il. M-AdHreSS. kcN. MISS T. II. An
gell, Norway. Subject: The Spirit of
the Age and o. the Ages
Address, Rev. Henry blanchard. ID. ID.
Subject: rs the Thought Of Another
Life of Any Practical Naluc%'
THURSDAY, JUNE ).
) a. M.-Praycr and praise meeting, led
by Rtv. Donald Frazer, Old Town.
$50 A. M.-PrayCr and praise meeting.
led by Rev. w. +. Gaskin, Mechanic
Falls.
go \. M.-Addrcss by Rev. w. II. Could.
Dexter. Subject: "'Thc Sabbath Ques-
tion. Does "A Man Who Never Goes to
Church Lose Anything?"
Discussion. led by Rev III. L. ROuilard,
South Portland.
Address. Rev. NJ. B. Townsend. Dixfield.
Subject: Church Membership"
Discussion, led by Rev. w. S. BalloG,
Kingiield.
iect: "a Review of the Reforms of To-
day"
Discussion, led by Rev. II. L. Buzzell.
Oakland.
The addresses are limited to % minutes
The leaders will have 10 minutes in the
discussion and the entire discussion Of
any one subject is limited to . minutes,
including the leaders part.
AFTERNOON.
130 z. NJ. sharp. Excursion to the
State House where the delegates and
visitors will be received in the F'xecutiv,'
chamber by His EXcellency, Governor
Hill.
Local and Business Tips.