The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-10
BROTHERHOOD
OF ST. ANDREW
In CONVENTION
The 21st Annual of New
England Local Assembly
Opens in st. Johns Par
ish House, Friday Even
ing.

The 21st annual convention of New
England Local Assembly of the Broth
erhood of ST. Andrew will open Fri
day evening at 8 O'Clock, at ST. Johns
Parish House, Fairfield and Park ave-
nues, and will continue until o'clock,
the Sunday evening following.
The evening, on Friday, will be de-
voted to an informal reception and to
the registration of delegates and Wis
itors.
Saturday will be busy day. There
will be a morning communion at 8
o'clock, which will be followed by the
address of welcome, by Rev. w. H.
church. The business meeting opens
at 10:15. The officers will report, new
officers will be elected, and resolutions
adopted. The address by Hubert Garlic
ton, general secretary Of the Brother
hood, for the United States, is expect
ed to be most instructive. His topic
will be, 1.-The Brotherhood's Develop
ment."
AT 12:45 work will be suspended and
the delegates will lunch at Y. M. c. A.
banquet hall. and an hour later will
be photographed.
At 2 o'clock the special conference
for juniors will be held. The seniors
will literally take a back seat, and
man will be Ralph w. Jones, of the
Good Shepherd Chapter of Hartford.
Theme will be My Chapter" George
Edward Mansfield. a junior of Christ
should be and Fred StoIl, a Junior of
ST. James, Hartford, will tell what it
should do.
At $3.50 the general conference will
open under Frank Westervelt, secre-
tary of the New England Local As
sembly. The theme will be The Good
Chapter Leonard V. Webb, field
secretary of the Brotherhood, will dis
director Trinity College Chapter. Hart
ford, will discuss Its Meetings. Ar
thur H Kinney, director Christ
Church Chapter, New Haven. will dis
cuss Its Work. and Rev. e. L.
wells, St. Luke's Parish, will discuss
Its Rector"
Sunday morning at 1880, there will be
a corporate celebration Of the Holy
Communion. with Rev. Mr. Lewis, d.
D., celebrant. The delegates will
There will be morning prayer at 1890
and Rev. Arthur P. Hunt of New
York will preach the anniversary ser
mon. At O'Clock will begin the gen.
eraI conference under Robert H. Gar
dineer, president of the Brotherhood
of ST. Andrew in The United States.
The theme will be brotherhood Move
ments of To-day" Prof. Charles s.
Baldwin, Yale University, will speak
upon Brotherhood Work Among the
Innmi grants" Francis M. Adams,
treasurer of the Brotherhood in the
United States, will speak upon 1.-The
Week of Prayer; Leonard ". Webb,
field secretary, will speak upon big
Brother Work" and Percy J. Knapp. of
Yonkers, N. Y, a member of the Ma
tional Council, will speak upon 1.-The
Brotherhood of Man in Prison Work"
At o'clock John E. Bolan, National
Council member of Rhode Island, will
talk upon 1.-The National Convention
at Providence"
The sunday evening service will be-
gin at 1880. The theme will be IRE
sponsibility" and Rev. Frederick H.
Sill. o. H. c., Kent School, of Kent
will talk of "a Boys Responsibility
and General Secretary Carleton will
talk of "a Mans Responsibility"
The convention will be brought to an
end with a farewell service, beginning
at o'clock, which will be led by Ma
tional President Gardiner.