Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-11
MAINE w. c. r. i.
Full Program for the Meeting to be
Held Sept, 1912.

Following is the program in full for
the 10Th annual convention of the
Maine W. G. T. T., to be held in Dover,
on Sept. 15-17.
Tuesday Morning, Sept. 15-9.30, con
vention called to order by President,
Mrs. l.. NJ. n. Stevens; singing, Miss
Sarah Mumoe Hall, musical director;
reading OF Crusade Psalm, responsive
~, officers; singing the Crusade Hymn;
reports of superintendent: Non-Al-
cohoiic Medication, Mrs. A. L. Vinine,
st. Adams: Hygiene Reform and
Heredity and Physical Culture, Mrs
Myra NJ. Patrick, Harrison l.. 4. L.
Work, Mrs. Myrtle G. Ames, general
secretary, Fort Fairfield: School Say
mgs Banks, Mrs. Alice J. S. Haycock,
Fort Fairfield Mercy, Miss Mary
Crosby. Bangor; Purity in Literature
ana Art, Mrs. Inez L. Small, South
Deer Isle.
Tuesday p. M.-Business; reports of
superintendent: Purity, Mrs. Jennie
r. Se1mans, Cary: Sabbath OBJ
serEance, Mrs. Phebe Nj. Pinilham,
Nassalboro; Work Among Light House
Keepers, Mrs. Fstelle Il. Stanley, Duck
Island Light Station, Mckinley, Maine;
". G. II. U. Medal Contests Mrs
Sarah W. Mcclellan, South Windham;
Anti-Narcotcs, Mrs. Florence Nicker-
son, Portland: Influencing the Press
and Reporter for Union Signal, Miss
Mary i. French, Auburn.
Tuesday Evening.-Addresse Of Wei
come, ten minutes EACH: On behalf
of the towns of Dover and FoXcroft,
Hon. w. T.. Parsons; on behalf of the
churches, Rev. II. w. Norton; On be
half of the local w. G. T. u, Mrs. Clara
NJ. Evans, president, response, Mrs.
Jennie Seamans; Mrs. Gertrude Stevens
Lcayitt; address, Mrs. L. NJ. N. Stew
ems.
Wednesday Morning.-Reports Of
superintendent: Temperance Literal
ture, Mrs. V. *. Rollins, Portland;
Sunday-school Work, Mrs. f. A. G.
Stickney, f. ,fISroWnfield Scientific
Temperance instruction, Mrs. Sarah L.
Cram, Biddeford; Work Among Lum-
bermen and Quarrymen, Mrs. Frances
". Rogers, Greenville; Work Among
Soldiers and Sailors, Miss Jennie NJ.
Brown, West Paris; report of COM
rnittee on resolutions.
Wednesday Afterncon.--Re of
superintendent: Work Among Rail-
road Employees, Mrs. Helen A.
Thomas, Greene; Securing Homes for
Homeless Children Miss Jennie Ar
thoine, Portland; Reformatory for Wo-
men, Mrs. II. J. Bailey, Winthrop
Centre, Mrs. Helen Coffin Beedy,
FarmnGton: Miss Clara M. Farwell,
Rockand; Prison, Jail and Almshouse
Work, Mrs. Helen Coffin Beedy, Farm
ingtom' Memorial Service conducted by
Mrs. L. G. Hall: report Of state or
ganizer, Miss Alice Moore; Young Wo-
mons -Four.
Wednesday Evenng.-Address, Miss
Anna A. Gordon, Evanston, III.
Thursday Morning. Election of
officers; reports Of superintcndents
Systematic Giving, Miss Annie NJ
Nichols. Lambs Corner: Unfermented
Wine at Sacrament. Mrs. L. J.
Spauding, Caribou: Bible Reading and
Evangalistic Work, Mrs. Lucy "A. Snow,
Windham Center state and County
Fairs, Mrs Edith n. Cakes FoXcroft;
Flower Mission, Miss Belle Downs.
Houlton
Thursday Aftcmoon.-Rep of
supcrintcndents Work Among Foreign
Speaking People, Mrs. Byron Stevens,
Brunswick; Peace and Arbitration,
Miss Alice NJ. Douglass, Bath; Fran
ch3e, Mrs. Augusta NJ. Hunt, Port
land; Mrs. II. J. Bailey, Winthrop;
Legislation and Petitions, Mrs. l.. ].
Spaulding, Caribou; 800 County Presi-
dents Hour: Brief Addresses, County
Songs, Presentation Of Prize Banner,
etc
Thursday EveniEg.-Address, Mrs.
nellie G. Rurger, Missouri; parting
hymn, benediction