Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-13
THEY MEET.
Session of the Univer-
saIists at Gardiner.
Reelection at Wednesdays
Session of Former Officers.
Reports of Committees and Program
for Today.

Gardiner, Me-. oct. 12.-(SpciaD.-The
session of the Maine Universalist sun
day schol convention was brought 70 a
close in this city. Wednesday forenoon
ana tie program at that time included
Il conference and praise service con-
Quoted by Rev. Nellie Mann Opdale of
pr"no, the transaction of the final bus
mess ana an election Of officers that
resulted i'll the recollection Of the Tor
lner officers as follows:
President, Rev. w. II. Gould Of DcX-
ter; vice president. Charles +. Earney
# Dcering; secretary. Fred J.. Tower
of WoOdfords: treasurer. GcorG" y.
bradley of Portland trustees. Kcv. Z.
II. Chopin of Roc kland. Mrs. y. 3.
Crockett of Dexter. and Mrs. Il. u.
Se"rs of Lewiston.
The address of the forenoon was de
Iivtrcd hy Miss Ada X. Kirsman. for
merry normal secretary IF the Massa-
chrs,t It's sunday School Association.
and vas on the subject: Teacher
Trainns."
In tn" afternoOn was opened the 18th
session Of the Young Peoples chris
tian Union of Maine. which was at
tented by a large number of delegates.
An address of WelCnm" Was delivered
10y Mrs. +. NJ. :. Tandberg Of Gardiner.
V no was Responded to on behalf of the
Y. p. G. L. by its president. Who also
gave the annual address. The reports
of the secretary ami treasurer and the
l,f,
box conducted by Florence Mclean Of
Portland. occupied the remainder OF
the afternoon. The evening addresses
were given ny Rev. charles r. Tenney
Of Auburn. on The Minister'S Rc@pun-
| sihility in the Union From the Minis
ters Standpoint" and From the Uni
on Standpoint by Harry A. Htrsry,
the national secretary. These addresses
were both wei chosen and delivered
ana wcr. well received by the audi
enC". 4 discussion followed and was
la hy Rev. J. NJ. Atwood of Portland.
y reception concluded the work Of the
scssion for Wednesday. The program
for Thursd1y has be-n arranged as fol-
lows:
THURSDAY MORNING.
>"--Quivt hour service, leader. Miss
Fills ri Wrodt"rd.-; sutj"c:: '"rhe
Value. 81 = Christian Lift. References
Mp.t. II .ll-i6. Mnlt las.
400 IH-~iursS of tn, convention.
"aI- REPORTS fror local unions.
lc.un-Juuiu. Parliament Addr"s.;: ''Iu-
nior Work from tho Standpoint Of tn"
Pastor. Rcv- r. II Chaplin. Rocl.iand.
Leader. Rev. Hannah Jewctt Powell.
I;ridEtor. tab increasing our Member
ship Mis- NJ Il Sh"Cd. Portland; 10
iIuw Nav W.. Interest the Parents.
Nj l.. Y. WrShp. Lewiston. 60 rhc
Honor R"ll." Ms Z. NJ. BIll. Sk"w-
began az .So,i w. II = Nnc. ". %el-"n.
TnrtfHnd. D-t Juuio' Work from the
Stardrriu VI th. Junior. W, mb"rS nt
G.rii-.r ia ior In.ou: Presentation %:
banners.
T!It-ESDtY AFTERNOON.
. - FmaI business of couN onfinu.
, (. .lI -pTcn Congress iud question i'"N.
Leader Gcorlsic \ BRADLEY. Portland
subject Membership in Gun I',,ion.
tai Methods uf Securing NJ MIXERS. 40
Ag,. limit. 49, Graduation into Church.
,dl IIrc~ Church Membership Mran
II, station W Union Membership? -
Nalu, of tn" Social Adjournment.
TIT RSDAY EVENING.
1II-sSul, service conducted hy R-l. T..
II chaplin. R"ckland
7aD Address ~ ErN. j. i. Albion. ID. lb..
Portland Communion service. led 10y
Rev. ONT Tamil rig. 'Gnd BE with
Won Tin WE M",t Again. ana Miznlh
I.cncdiCtiun.