Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-13

s Rider; Rev. L. c. March. Frank
SplU!t!i1g.
Resolution COmmittee-Rev. II. L.
NiclOis. James Renfrew.
rr, IS Committee-Rev. n. A. Rich
mend.
The evening session was as follows:
!. Co Praise and Promise Meeting.
Rev. H. S. Ryder, No. Arson
Sco-Address,
Rev. A. T. salley. D.. D. Lewiston
At the morning session. July TN. the
following program was carried out:
9.0O-Devotional Service.
Rev. H. l.. Nichols, Madison
9.15-Business
Reading of Records.
Reports from the Schools.
Reports of County Officers
Election of Officers.
10.&-Value and Methods Of Teacher
Training, ii. +. Lufkin. Yarmouth
|110O-Decision Day. (a) What 1t is; 90
It's Possibilities.
Rev. II. o. Hofstead. n. Arson
The committee on Resolutions pre-
scented the following which We're APP
proved.
Resolved: that we extend to pastor,
members of choir and church and all
assisting friends our sincere thanks
and appreciation for the hOsptablc en-
tertainment and attention given to the
Association while convened in the vii
lage.
Resolved: that we express our appre-
citation to Rev. a. T. Salley. ID. d., of
Lewiston for his inspiring and prac-
teal address of Wednesday evening.
Resolved: that We express our
thanks to The management of the
Somerset County X. r., for reduced
rates granted the convention.
Resolved: that this convention puts
itself on record as being heartily in
sympathy with the Impartial and etil-
cient enforcement of our laws by the
sheriff OF our county: and that regard
less of party utilization we favor his
reelection.
Resolved: that we View with regret
the many encroachmcnts upon the
sanctity of the Sabbath day: by the
steam and electric railroads of our
county; and that therefore We express
our dsapproval of this growing evil.
and call upon all friends of the Sab
bath TO join us i'm protest against this
unholy intrusion Of the Lords Day.
Rev. II. l.. NICHOLS.
Rev. JAMES RENFREW.
The nominating committee reported
the following. which was adopted:
Pres, Rev. w. A. Richmond, Bingham;
vice president, Frank Spaulding, Nor
ridsewock: secretary. Miss Nellie Hol-
way. Madison; treasure E. S. Longley,
North Arson: executive committee,
Rev. II. F. Huse. Skowhegan; e. F.
Bailey. North Arson: Mrs. J. f. Hol-
man, Athen. Rev. Mabel c. Andrews.
Madison. Recommended: That an in
stitute be held (prior to the State
convention) at Skowhegan; and that
the old county organization be there
re organized and officers elected at that
time: that the secretary of this assoc
citation notify all schools in the coun-
ty of this meeting and endeavor to Sc
cure representation. II. S. Ryder, i.
G. March. F. w. Spauldihg. The con-
yention was we'll attended and it is
hoped that the institute will meet at
Skowhegan about the last week In
August
CAMBRIDGE.
Saturday night was Children's night
at the Grange, but owing to some mis-
understanding the children were not
all present. RecitatiOns were given by
Miss Watson and Tina Sawyer. declan-
atoms by Alvin Randall and Harold
Sawyer.
Miss F. Elouise Horne has returned
from visit of a few weeks to'friends
in Hartland.
Nell Randall of Ripley has been
selling mail boxes for the new r. F. d.
route. through Cambridge, Parkman
and Dexter. IN
Walter Wilder is on thesicE list.
Mrs Melissa Coicord Of Lynn. Mass.
is visiting in the family OF Walter
Ring.