Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-25
CONGREGATIONAL CONVENTION.
Program Of the Annual Meeting May
7, 8 and 9 At Portland.

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Preparations are being made for the
meeting of the Maine State Congregation
al conference. which will be held in Port
land May :. s and at the Williston
Church. It is expected that very large
delegation will be present from al parts
of the State.
Tie program as arranged by those in
charge is as follows:
TUESDAY, MAY Z.
tForenonn.t
1G.31-ncvotional service The moderator.
lO.41-Greetings and responses.
l1.Oo-Rcports: Corresponding secretary.
treasurer, Bangor Seminary. GC"doln
College etc.
(Afternoon.)
1.3O-Dcvotion:I service Rev. Clayton d.
Boothby. Madison.
1.4I-RuSineSS.
2.oGReport on church union, Rev. f. T.,
Hack.
?. 2O-Address, Rev. Asher Anderson. d; D..
25O-Discussion. Chose taking part Inn
tied TO 10 minutes eachD
40-RepCrt of committee on systems
bencvolence, by Rev. {. NJ Gates
chairman.
lancc. Rev. Fl. II. Guttcrson. ID. d.
Discussion. Speakers limited to 10
minutes each
EVENING"
745-, Devotional service. Rev. a. II:
Wright; y. D.. Portland. sacrament
of tie Lords Supper. administered by
Rev. Charles Whittier. Bangor. Rev.
Charles G. McCully l.. D.. Calais
WEDNESDAY. MAY s.
Centennial of Maine Missionary Society.
Morning)
S30-Dcvotional service.
S.G-Pr"siGent' address, minutes Of last
meeting. s"cr"tary's report, tr"aSur-
er'S report report Of committee OF
sc""ctary's report. hus mess.
1e.0o-Addresses by workers fr1m the
11.O0-IIistorical Paper, the secretary.
Nftcrnoon.)
1.3p-PrGycr for missions
some Features OF Maine Missionary
Life
2.30-AGdress. Rev. Smith Baker. D. D.:
personal Reminiscenccs;' some of
3.oe-Addrcss. Mrs. Gertrude f. Dennis:
History of the Woman's Auxiliary"
president Of the Woman's Auxiliary.
3.4ocAyldress, Rev. +. Parker; The
d00-Address: President D: n. Beach:
4.3o-Addrcss. Rev, S. p Cook, State mis-.
sionary Massachusetts Home Mission
airy Society: THE New England
Country Problem"
Evening"
state Street Church.
1.3O-Do votional service and annual con
tribui0n.
1.50-AddreSs: "Thc Century and Home
Missions" Rev. Herbert G. Herring.
ID. D.. New York. gene raj secretary
Congregational Home Missionary So
cicty.
S.i5-Address: THE Minister and tho
Homo Missionary Opportunity" Rev.
Raymond Cit!kins.
THURSDAY. MAY Q.
CMornng.)
S.i5n1Dcvotional service; Rev. F, II.
Reeves. Mechanic Falls.
9.00-"Thc Forward Movement" Rcv. L.
l.. Marsh. Watcrvi!lc.
9.15-Addrcss Rev. j. Newton Brown.
Eliot.
''O char ni F Hslnce:; " e. Malett
Pennington; Rev c. A. Wright. Hal
lowell; Samuel n. Crane. Alfred.
Rev. j. u Clancy, Portland; Rev
Warren Morse, Brcwe:'.
11.30-RusiEeSs.
(Aftcrncon.,
1.5O-Devotional services. Rev. Herbert
McCann. Gray.
1.il-BuSincSS.
2.Oo-"Christian E4lacauon." Z. x. Nor
row and Principal Francis X. North.
Portland.
500 Education in Denominationalism,' :
fG0-"A ChristianI Platforrr,,'' President
William Device Hyde, Brunswick.
(EveningD
7.i5-Dcvotional service, Rev. 0. NJ. Fol
som. Path.
S.00-Address. Rev. Nehemiah Boynton,
y. D.. Clinton avenue church, Brook
Ign. N Y.
THURSDAY, MAY $.
(MorningD
?.Gp-DevotionaI EXERCISES.
9.15-WCman's Board Of Foreign Missions
9.4j-"Shall We Organize a Woman's
IioEc Missionary JTnion?" introduced
by Mrs D. n. Beach.
1O3t-Woman's Home Missionary auxil-
i2rv.
11.1:,--Woman' Auxiliary Of the American
Missionary Association.
Mrs. Mauue BallingtCn will speak Mon
day. MAY ), at 10 p. NJ. ir State street
church on my Friends, the Criminals. "
Reduced rates have been granted By all
The railroads over which the delegates are
required to pass.