Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-04
WILL OPEN TODAY.
State Convention Of the Y. p. S. c. e.
Concert This Evening".

narts of Maine Will register DIT Inc
CONGREGATIONAL chapel which VIII be
the business headquarters. Here the
entertainment committee VIII greet
them and assign stopping places Whlie
in the city. This evening there VIII
no an entertainment and concert at
tho Penney Memorial church. "A
feature Of the we'll filed program OIL
Saturday will be the address on
Esperanto at the parlcrs of the rem
ney Memorial church at 1.3O +. NJ ny
Herbert Harris of Portland. me ad-
dress by DR.. Francis of New YORK at
this afternoons opening session VIII
he on 1.-THE Lords Prayer Follow
ing is the program for the sessions:
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
9oo-praise Service. Conducted by Guy r.
wing Waltz, of Boston.
23-Devotional Service. Prof. +. y i1'1 ~
man, Principle Maine Central In
stitute, Pittsfeld.
245-Velcome on behalf of the City OF
Augusta. His Honor, Mayor Fred
erick Plaisted. c,,,,,.a,,os
Welcome on behalf of the Churcnes
of Augusta, Rev. David Evans;
Pastor South Congregational
Resnonse. Rev. H. F. Huse. Spring
vale, President Maine c. E. Union
" - reports Of Recording Secretary.
Treasurer Corresponding Secreta-
~, and Pine Tree Endeavor Com
mittee. Eo;s
D. D., of New York. b.
FRIDAY EVENING.
Musical and Literary Entertainment
at eight O'Clock in the Penny Me
mortal Free Baptist Church for the
benefit of the Maine Z. f.. Union
SATURDAY MORNING.
615-Sunrise Service. Led by Miss Hattie
o. McKeen of Saco. .
S.3C-Praise Service Conducted by Deacon
G. NJ Bailey of Winthrop Center
s. 45-Bble Reading, Rev. DR.. James A
9. 4C-Rerort of Christian Endeavor Work
in Maine for the years 1865 by
Dept. Supts.
Evangelistic and Quiet Hour Rev,
u. Alfredo Brewster, Portland;
Missionary, Rev. s M Thompson
Christian Citizenship, Rev. H. n,
Pringle, Waterville;
Summer School, Miss Margaret
Press Mes''j brooks rocks E. Carter, Augusta.
, Excursion Manager, Carl Z. CONN,
Portland;
Music.
II OG-Address, Miss Miriam L. Woodbury.
of New York.
, SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
1 3O-Workers' Conferences:
Bible Study, in the CONGREGATIONAL
s Ghure J.r led by Rev. Dr. Francis of
Personal Work, in the Congregation
al Chapel, led by r. a. Jordan,
Secretary of the Bangor Y. M.
Mission Study. Baptist Church, led
by, Miss. Miriam l.. Woodbury..
Junior Work. Baptist Vestry. led by
Miss Ellie A. Lowell, State Junior
Methodist Church, led by Rev.
Brown e. Smith. President West
Washington G. p; Union -
Good Citizenship, Methodist Vestry,
led by Rev. II. n. Pringle.
Expressional Bible Reading. Free
BAPTIST Church, led by Miss Mar
garct Koch.
Esperanto Conference. Free Baptist
Lecture Room, led by Mr.. Herbert
Harris, Portland.
SATURDAY EVENING
70O-Praise Service, Conducted by Guy
Irving Waltz.
715-Report of Committee or Resolutions.
Report of Nominating Committee.
Election and installation of Officers
for 190S-10
Music.
S00-Report Of Field Secretary Crare of
Watervie
Music.
Address. Rev, Smith Baker, D; D.,
''The Mission of Young People"
SUNDAY MORNING.
9.So-Prayer Services in the various
Church Nestries, conducted by Wis
iting G. f. Workers.
1O.30-Services in all the Churches: Bap-
tist Church, Rev. Erown f: Smith
will preach; Free Baptist Church,
Tr 20
Methodist Church, Miss Mi lam l.
Woodbury. will speak; Friends
Church, Miss Margaret Koch will
preach: Congregational Church,
Rev. David Evans, the pastor will
preach Free Baptist Church. Gar
diner, Rev. G. D. Crane will preach,
1t is requested that the theme ar all
tho Churches may he missions.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
3ce-Meeting for Men in the Free Pap
dan and Roy. DR.. Baker.
Meeting for Women in the Con"re-
gational Church. Speaker. Miss
Miriam l.. Woodbury..
In addition to these services it is
expected that workers will speak at
the various missions as follows
Miss Margaret Koch and Mr.. Harry
T, Stims"n will speak at Granite
Hill; Rev. Alfredo Brewster and
Miss Hattie O. Mckecn will speak at
| the Aims House: w. f. Overlook viii
! speak at the Water ST Mission: Rev
W. J. McNell and Prof. f. L. Land
| man will speak at the JCWett Schao
house: Rev. r. f. Huse and Miss
Effie A. ,Lovell will speak at Pleas
ant Hill Guy Irving Waltz will
speak and sing at the Jail: Rev
Brown f. Smith will speak at the
| w. c. T. L.
| SUNDAY EVENING
| 7.00-ITnion Service at the City hall witt
special music, and short platform
| addresses by all the principa
speakers. The parting address viii
| be by state President Husc.
Following is the program of this
evenings musical and literary enter
tainment at the Penney Memorial
church:
| Organ Prelude,
Mr.. G.. Winfield Richmond.
Cornet Solo. Goddess of Liberty Concert
Polka" IT Fred HenryD
| Mr.. Henry A. ScheuIer.
| Monologue,
| G. D. Crane.
| Vocal Solo. Cautoharp accompaniment
You cannot smile in VAIN
| Mr.. Guy Irving Waltz.
! Fifteen Minutes with Faust,
Mr.. Richmond.
Corntt SOLO. 'Du, du leisst mir am her
| NaJjc