The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-10
STATE BAPTISTS ID | HAVE ANNIVERSARIES
They Will be Held With the Church in Putnam Octo-
 Der IA, IS and 16.
GOOD PROGRAM PREPARED
The Various Baptist Churches in New Haven Will be
 Represented.

t4iS SA4UiNh NI utAAoAAA, OA N4iiSi ANeN' John R. Stubbert, formerly of New London is pastor Members of the denomination from all over the state will attend and New Haven churches will be well represented. The follow ing program has been prepared:
 Monday, October IA.
 Twenty-sixth anniversary of the con- ference of Baptist ministers of Con- necticut, president, Rev. F, D. Elmer, Winsted secretary, Rev Elisha San derson, Montville
 Session at 1:8O p. m.-Devotional ser-s vice, led by the president; appointment of nominating committee; report of changes in the ministry; introduction of new members; the Baptist Minis ters' Home society, Rev. M. H. Pog- son, D. D.; essaylsts, Rev D. D. Nun TO; Rev. A. B. Coats. D. D., review, Christianity and the Social Crisis; dis cusslon; business; adjournment
 The ministers wives will hold an in- formal meeting in the parlors of the parsonage, 5S sunnyside, at 3 p. m Subject for consideration, Womans Part in the Various Missionary Inter ests of Our Churches.
 The annual meeting of the board of trustees of the Connecticut Baptist convention will be held in the parlors of the Putnam Baptist church at 1 D. m.
 Sixteenth annual convention of the state organization of the Baptist Young People of Connecticut. First session at 7:so p. m, Praise service, Rev, c. K. Flanders; prayer; adoption of new constitution; appoint ment of nominating committees report of secretary; report of treasurer; mu- sic; presidents address; offering; sing ing; address. At His, Disposal Rev. M. A. Levy, Newton Center Mass; elec- tion of officers; presentation of ban ners: benediction.
 l Factory meetings will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday, as may be announced, by specially appointed speakers, at the noon hour.
 Street meetings will be held on Mon- day and Tuesday evenings at places and hours to be announced
 Tuesday, October IS.
 Second session of Young Peoples or gsnization.
 s:0o-Devotiona service. The Young People and the state Convention, Rev, Frederick Lent. Ph,D. o. l s:2O-Address. Experiences with the Juniors, Mrs. J. H. Messenger. l s:4O-Address, The Forward Mission ary Movement. Rev. M. A. Levy. 1 e:55--Adjournment.
 Eighty-fourth annual meeting of the Connecticut Baptist convention.
 10:00-Cail to order and devotiona service; welcome, Rev. J. R. Stubbert response and presidents address, Rev H. M. Thompson, D. D.; appointment of committees.
 10,40-Report of board of trustees report of treasurer; election of officers offering.
 | 11S0-Annual sermon, Rev J. A Elder
 1 12:S0-Adjournment. | Connecticut branch of the Woman, American Baptist, Home Mission soci ety.
 Session 1.SO to 2:30 p. m.-speaker Mrs. M. c. Reynolds, Boston, Mass.
 2:SO-Devotional service, symposium State Missions from the Workers Viewpoint, conducted by the secretary Adoption of the report of the board o trustees: offering.
 3:90-Address The way to Win Rev. P. s. Henson, D. D., Boston :. Mass.
 4:SO-Report of committee on Chris tian Stewardship, Rev. w. A. spinney Report of the committee on the stat of the churches, Rev. Oscar Haywood D. D.
 5:OO-Adjournment.
 Third session of the convention.
 7:0o-Praise and devotional service conducted by Rev. c, K. Flanders.
 7;SO-Report of the committee ol Bible schools, Rev. H. B. Carpenter.
 7;45-Address, Undeveloped Mega lives, Rev. G. F. Whittemore, Ph.D.
 S:2O-Address, Rev. E. E. Chivers D. D., of New York.
 Wednesday, October 16.
 Fourth session of the convention:
 9;OO-Reports of committees, (a) Ney l Churches; (b) Temperance; (c) His torical; (D Missions, Home and For eign; (e) Nomination of Trustees, mis cellaneous business.
 9:5O-Adjournment.
 Eighty-seventh annual meeting C the Connecticut Baptist Education SC | ciety:
 Session at 10 a. m.: Devotional SCI | vice; address by the president; ar pointment of committees; report C ] the executive committee, Rev. c. W l Nicholson; report of the treasurer; ad dress in the interest," of Connecticl f Literary institution, Rev. R. Naples den and Prof Ralph K. Bearce; ar nual address, Education, a Christia By-Product, President c. L. White, D., Colby college; election of officer and unfinished business.
 The Woman's Baptist Foreign Mi' sionary society of Connecticut, sessio 1.30 to 2.30 D. m: