Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-30
THE FREE BAPTiSTS.
Annual Convention Will Be Held al
Blaine, Next Week.

Blaine, Next Week.
The Maine Free Baptist Association
VIII have its 10th annual session with
the church at Blaine. oct. 4. 5 and 6.
ana among those Who will give ad-
dresses is Rev. -. +. I.othrnp, pastor
OF the Essex Street Baptist church Of
i'anGor. tn" program for the sessions
Will be rs follows:
TUESDAY EVENING.
1.30-DcvotioIal service. Rev. s. A.
l'laislcll, Topsham.
1.3o-Words Of wclromo: In behalf Of
the church, by pastor. Rev. Gcprg" H..
SAll"y: in behalf of other churches.
Rev. J. l.. Pinkham Methodist: in be
half of town, f. +. Noble, Esq.
Response by Hon. y. :. Purinton
West BuWdnin.
Annual $, rmon, Rev Mabel g. An
drcWs. Madison.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
S-Pr""cr meeting, Rev. L, L.. Whit
man. Harrison.
N.?O-EuSincsS session.
Announcement Of committees on ere
d"ntials. and seating delegates
Report of committee on credentials.
Roll call and seating delegates
Reading records by clerk, Rev. j. f.
Roberts.
Presidents address.
Report of executive board by tn
clerk
Report of state agent, Rev. $. 6.
Whtcnmb.
Report Of treasurer. George H.
Brown.
Election "f life ana annual members
Appointment of nominating commit
tee for officers Of the aSsociation. trrS-
tees of the Maine Central Institute
visitors to the Maine Central Institute.
visitors to cobb Divinity School dele
gates to other bodies. a member Of tn"
lnterlcnominationnl commission. COM
mittee of neurology, preacher of the
annual sermon.
Appointments of general committees
OF business. resolutions. papers
Some time during these meetings
there will be full report of the gen
eral conference given by the delegates;
time and speakers to be appointed by
the president.
10.15-Rerort of committee on necrol-
'%3E, ikNN. w . IL. L ultH, L VI IlSlllt
10.30-Reccption of representatives
from other bodies.
1O45- Report of representatives to
other bodies.
n-SermoI. Rev. John L. Smith of
North Berwick.
12-Recess.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Woman's Missionary Society, Mrs.
Alma NJ. Cousins, Steep Falls, presi-
dent.
2-Devotional.
Music
Address Of welcome. Mrs Ida Salley.
Bridgewater.
Response, Mrs. Helen L. Dodge, Wa
terville.
Music
Presidents address.
The Missionary Helper, Mrs. Annie
Bryant Emerson, Dover.
Cradle roll.
Music.
Address, Miss l.. C. Coombs, Midna-
pore. India.
Address. Rev. Elizabeth Moody.
Hillsdale. Mich.
Our offering.
4-Maine State Association business.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
devotional services. Rev. F. S.
Hartley South Portland.
80 Bates College and Cobb Divinity
School, their Importance in the De
nomination, Prof. a. n. Leonard. Lew
iSton.
S-tivic Righteousness, Prof. H. r.
burlington, Lewiston.
THURSDAY MORNING
N"l-Fraycr and praise. Rev. \. l.. Ger
riSh. Bath.
S,3-l;usiness; reports Of committees; un-
finished business
u 1l.01-"'fhe Modern Newspaper" Hon &
f. M"sh"r, editor Of the Morning star
12.00-RcccSS.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Maine Free Baptist Young People.
2w.SorE service. Rev. j. T. Roberts
Bath: prayer meeting. Rev NJ. l..
Gregg. iloulton: business; reports Of
last year; election of officers; address
Key. ID. B IOthrop. Bangor
THURSDAY EVENING.
7.G0-Worshir in song; address. Harry f.
Myers, lIills,lalc Mich.
INC annual business meeting Of the Wo-
man Missionary Society. including fun
reports from each officer. will 10 hold.
at IL" Tuesday afternoon.
devotional service led by Miss Clara
furintcn Of West Bowduin.
IN" minis tors conference will meet at
1.3n t.. NJ. Tuesday
The executive board Of ihp association
Will meet at 80 A. NJ, Tuesday.
y comic singer who is going to Can
ada from London takes with him a let
ter from Archdeacon Sinclair ITO thn
bishops, clergy and others in Canada"
thating that the bearers songs, "Whi" |
full OF fun and humor, are entirely |