Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-15

WnlCn time Of1n mas made his home
with an aunt in Augusta, Maine, where
he has recently bOugn; a partnership in
the reliable and lUEg established
plumbing business Of Joseph Larrabe,.
AS boy. Mr.. Frost was active and
honest in effort and led his classes at
school. graduating with honor at Cony
High School I'm 1908.
In 1895. Mr.. Frost became a member
OF the Methodist Church and most in
teresled and active in Epworth LeaDuc
work. When only fifteen years of age
he was made treasurer of the local
league, and filed the position with
signal ability and to the entire satisfac-
ton of all for term Of six years. when
he resigned that he might give the more
attention to his work as President of
the state League. He was elected to
this position in 1904 ana has discharged
its duties with the care. fOrethOught,
precision, and marked executive ability
which characterize all his undertake
ings. Mr.. Frdst is Il young man pos
sessed of breadth Of vision. earnestnass
OF purpose and sterling Christian char
his friends predict a most
worthy future for him.
The program for the coming cOnven-
ton is as follows:
THURSDAY. JUNE %, AFTERNOON
go Opening Exercises.
Addresses of Welcome:
For the local Chapter,
A. l.. Grover President
For the Churches.
Rev. G. Nj. MCDOWELL. Pastor Of
Orono Congrc ga tiOnal Church
For the Citizens,
Prof c. ID. Woods. Director Of the
Maine Agricultural Experiment
Response. o. B. Frost, President of
State League.
$40 Convention Sermon by Rev. W. W.
Foster. Jr., of Boston.
lao Business Session.
THURSDAY EVENING.
"i'enver 1907. +. NJ. strout. Port
land. Auditor of the National
Cabinet
Reading,
Miss Iva L. Fairbanks. Augusta
80 Address. Relation OF Music to
Church Worship,
Prof. X. p. Harrington of Orono
$50 reception to visitors and delegates
by the Local Chapter in the church
YeStries.
FRIDAY. JUNE 20. FORENOON.
600 Morning Watch Led by A. f. Graf
lam, Bangor. First Vice President
Of State League
so Convention Love Feast.
500 Departmental Conferences
1000 The Epworth Scribe and Financier.
llW The District Movement by A. T.
Norton. eX-preSident of State
League.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
LEO business session
2lo Junior League Hour. Bible Study
by OrOno Juniors and Practical
Methods by Miss Roberts, State
Superintendent.
30 Excursions to various points of in
terest, including the University Of
Maine.
FRIDAY EVENING.
ia Opening Exercises.
Presentation of Membership Banner
by the State President.
Addresses:
The Erworth Ideal.
Rev. H. f.. Dunnack, Augusta
Rev. H. b. Haskell, orono.
Music of exceptional merit for the diff
fert Mt services is being carefully arranged;
by the musical committee as will be seen
by the names of the following soloists.
who have consented to sing at the con
vention: Mrs: j: II. Huddilston. Orono:
Mrs A; J.. Taylor. Bangor; Miss Pearl
T T,na,: Rr%n9; Mrs. M,ro Guy y, Butler , 0id
committee hole to secure the aid of other
well-known talent. A chorus choir with
Iro!. IL. J.. harrington as OrganiSt and
Rev. L. G. March as director will lead the
congregational singing.
The ratio of delegates is to be two dele
gates from every Chapter, and one addi-
tiOnal for each fifty over one hundred
members or twO-thirds fraction thereof.
The local League will secure entertain
ment on that basis.
All delegates will come with proper ere
dcntials. All chapters in the State desir-
ing information on any line connected
with the coming convention may obtain
it by communicating with the president or
secretary of Mark Traitor Chapter or
with the chairman of the various Com
mittrcS.