Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-13
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK.
State Association Arranees for Series
of County Institutes.

The Maine State Sunday-school AS
ISOLATION has secured the services of
Mrs. Alonzo Petit of Elizabeth. N T
to conduct series of institutes from
May IS to June II, one in each county
with the exception of Aroostook. where
two will be held.
Mrs. Petit is the president of the
Primary and Junior Council of the New
Jersey State Association, in which
office she has served with great
efficiency for five years past. Mrs.
Petit is also the executive member
for New Jersey of the primary depart
ment in the International Association.
and is on the central committee of that
organization. She is also president Of
the Primary and Junior Union i'm her
own city, and superintendent of the
primary and beginners departments in
her own Sunday-school.
While these institutes have been
planned chiefly for teachers of prirn-
airy and junior grades, every pastor ana
other Sunday-school officer, as well as
teachers of other grades, and parents.
will find it very profitable to attend.
The railroads have granted reduced
rates. The following is the schedule
of Institutes:
Somerset Hartland, Methodist
church. morning and afternoon. Mon
day. May IS.
York-South Berwick, Baptist church,
morning and afternoon, Tuesday, May
49,
Cumberland-Portla Pine Street
Methodist church, afternoon and eve
ming, Wednesday, May 20.
Oxford-South Paris, Congregational
church, afternoon and evening, Friday
May %
roscoggin-Livermore Falls, Bap-
fist church morning and afternoon
Monday, May D.
Franklin-Strong, Methodist church.
morning and afternoon, Tuesday, May
26
church. afternoon and evening,
Wednesday. May u.
Lincoln Damariscotta, BAPTIST
church. morning and afternoon,
Thursday, May q.
Knox Warren, congregational
church. morning and afternoon, Fri
day, May 30.
Waldo - Belfast. Congregational
church. afternoon and evening, Mon
day, June /.
Kennebec-Waterville Congregation
al church. afternoon and evening, Tues
day, June 2.
observation-disclosures and Foxcroft,
Methodist church. afternoon and eve
ming, Wednesday, June 3.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Isle, Free Bap-
fist church, afternoon and evening.
Thursday, June 4.
Aroostook = Houlton, Presbyterian
church. afternoon and evening, Friday.
June ).
Observation-Disclosures, Congregation
al church, morning and afternoon,
Monday. June 8.
Hancock-EllsWorth, Baptist church.
afternoon and evening, Tuesday, juno
Penohscot-.Rangor, First NJ. L.
church. corner Pine and Somerset
streets. afternoon and evening, Thurs
day, June II.
ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS.
SkoWhegan - congregational chapel.
$50 - >'''N' -'i'tS ", ''ru vi.
SkoWhegan-Bethany Baptist church,
Sunday, May Il. 300 p. NJ, Methodist
church, 100 p NJ.
LeWistcn-Main Street Free Baptist
church. Saturday, May %, 7.3O p. NJ
LeWiston-Main Street Free Baptist
church. Sunday, May "a. 800 p. NJ.
Auburn-Court Street Free Baptist
church. Sunday, May a. 100 p. NJ.
overwhelmingly, May 80 80 p.
NJ. Sunday, May 81, 800 F. NJ. ana 80
p. NJ
All of the services in Augusta men
toned above, in the Baptist church,
Winthrop street.
Calais-Methodist church, Saturday,
June 6. 200 p Nj.
Mllltown-Raptist church. Saturday,
June 6, 40 p. NJ
MiiltoWn-Sunday June :. 1899 a. NJ.
Nalais-Iiaptist church. Sunday, Juno
I, 200 z. NJ, Congregational church, Z
L. NJ