The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-10-06
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS.
BLLENLAL CONYENTIoNINHART.
FORD THIS WEEK.
Park Church Place of nreeting-Is to be
Held Three Days-Prominent Clergy
men to speak-PrOgramme for DIFF

IN HARTFORD on Octoper Z, ana y, is as
follows:
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER I.
200 Convention called to Order
BY President Russell T. Hall, D. d.
Opening Devotional Service
Led by Rev. H. NJ. Thompson. Hartford
2:25 Appointment of Committees.
$3.50 Address of Welcome
For the city,
Hon. W, H. Henney, Mayor.
For the Churches,
Rev. w. w. Ranney.
For the Local Union,
President A. n. Brooks.
3:15 Response for the State Union,
Vice President Rev H. A. Daven-
port, d. D., Bridgeport.
$3.50 Address: THE Spirit Of Christ,
Rev J. R. Danforth, New
London.
400 Address: Good citizenship
Rev. w. n. Main. d. D.. Hart
ford.
4:S0 Adjournment.
FRIDAY EVENING.
1880 Praise Service.
Leader, G. F. Prentiss. New Haven
1850 Devotional Service,
Leader, Rev. II. E. Peabody, Hartford
500 Address: Young People and Mis-
sions,''
Mr. Don 3. Shelton. New York
S:25 Address: ''The Endeavor Watch
Tower"
Mr.. William Shaw, Boston
900 Reception to Delegates,
BY Hartford Union
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER s..
$3.50 Quiet Hour.
Leader, H. II. Spooner, Kensington
$3.50 Model Mission Study Glass,
Leader, Don o. Shelton, New York
$3.50 Praise and Devotional Service,
Leader, Rev. d. w. Howell, Hartford
9:45 Annual Reports.
HOO Presidents Annual Address.
11:15 Election of Officers.
1880 Open Conference,
Leader, William Shaw, Boston
First Period: Problems Of Local Society
Second Period: Problems Of Local
Unions.
1880 Mission Study Glass,
Leader. Don o. Shelton, New York
NOTE.
If you miss everything else, be sure
to attend the conference. More than
that, bring in the problems you have
met, and we will talk them over.
| See the fund of good things over the
| page important, too.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
2:30 Junior Rally.
| Professional,
Hartford Juniors
2:35 Praise Service,
Leader, Rev. G. F. Prentiss
2:50 Scripture Reading and Prayer,
Rev. w. B. Tuthill, East Hartford
300 Exercise by the Hartford Juniors,
4 With an illustrated talk by State
/ Junior superintendent, Rev. a. F.
Harris, Meriden.
$40 Address: 1.-THE Why and How Of
Junior Endeavor,'
Rev. G.. F. Kenngott, Lowell, Mass
Singing.
4:15 Address: 1.-THE Boys"
Rev. B. F. Talmadge, Hartford
4:45 Benediction.
1880 Conference Of Presidents,
At Park Church
500 Conference of Junior Workers,
i At Park Church Chapel
SATURDAY EVENING.
ZOO Praise Service.
I7:45 Devotional Service,
Leader, Rev. G. T. Erickson, Hartford
/ 7:55 What Of the Correspondence De.
partment?"
4 Miss Nettie Kellogg, Worcester, Mass
1920 Address: The Layman's Opportu-
nifty for Service In Christior
Endeavof.
! Col. b. G. Osgood, Pres. VVernoni
Union.
900 Adjournment.
/ SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 9.
900 Quiet Hour,
Leader, ]. H. Mansfield, New Haver
t10:30 Regular Preaching Service in City
Churches.
1900 Sessions of Sabbath schools.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
2:S0 Mass Meeting,
Hon. E. M. Warner, Presiding
Song Service.
j 300 Nearby Opportunities"
i H. H. spoonel
3:25 ''Distant Opportunities"
i Rev. r. S. Hatch, Fresh from India
n 400 Address,
i Col. b. G. Osgood, Bellows Falls, vt
Endeavor Services in City Churches
Subject '1Helping one another
Rom. XIV: IT.
4 SUNDAY EVENING.
7:3O Song Service. xii -s
800 Convention Sermon,
i Rev. F. 8. Hatcl
Closing Conservation Service,
Led by Mr., William Shaw, Bostor
Special railroad rates; certificate plan
half rate returning.
Special arrangements are being made
Iby the entertainment committee fol
board and lodging.
Delegates desiring to avail them
selves of this especial attention, ad,
dress Rev. D. w. Howell, All Windsor
avenue, Hartford.
The jolly Travelling Man
uses EASY SHAVE the new lather
in place of soap, as it is more SANITARY
and convenient to carry. softens thu
beard quickly and makes shaving Sc