Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-27
Missionary Societies Programs.

The following are the programs for the
annual meeting of Maine Missionary So
,iety and Women's Home Missionary
Union:
WEDNESDAY FORENOON, MAY 4th.
Builders of the Commonwealth of God
mo man shares Jesus life with God
whose religion does not flow out, nat
lraly and without effort into all rea-
tons of his life and reconstruct every
hing that it touches. Whoever sets
my bounds for the reconstructive power
# the religious life over the social rela-
ions and institutions of men. to that eX
.ent denies the faith of the Master.
Sauschenbusch.
$50 Devotional Service, Rev. James G.
Fisher, Mexico.
$40 Annual Meeting of the Maine Mis-
sionary Society
l. Address of the President, Mr. A. w.
Butler, ROckland.
!, Report of Secretary, Rev. Charles
Harbutt, Portland.
: Report of Treasurer, Mr.. w. p. Hub
bard, Bangor.
t. Report of Committee on the Secreta-
KS ss;d Report "3rt Addresses Ad Of District
MIS- naresa G Rny; q; E. Brown
Session of the Womans Home Mission
Try Union of Maine:
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 4th.
Free Baptist Church, Getchell Street.
Between College and Main Streets.)
80 Meeting of the Executive Committee.
100 The ANNUAL Meeting Of the Woman,s
Libby president. Devotional Service.
Western Maine Branch, Womans
Board of Missions. President, Mrs.
j. w. D. Carter Portland Secreta-
Addresses: Rev. c. W. Collier Ban
gor; Mrs. F. l.. Ellis, General Mis-
sionary. Maine Missionary Society;
Rev. George H.. Gutterson. District
Secretary, American Missionary AS
ISOLATION. Business.
IMPORTANT NOTES. READ CARE
FULLY AND COMPLY WITH THE
REQUESTS:
DELEGATES.
Each Congregational church is enti-
tleG to be represented in the General
Conference by it's pastor and one mem
Der, or by two of it's members if the
pastor be absent. Retired Congrega-
tional pastors. resident in the State
and members in good standing of some
association of churches or ministers
together with one representative each
Of Bangor Theological Seminary, Bow
doin College and the local associations
or conferences of churches in the
State, are entitled to membership The
officers of the conference are members
ex officiis.
ENTERTAINMENT OF DELEG ATES
The Waterville church will undertake
to provide entertainment lodging and
breakfasD during the sessions of the
conference to all delegates who notify
The pastor, c. F. Stmson, of their de-
sire for such entertainment. Names
should be given in full together with
time expected arrival, for each pros
pective attendant (sex indicated also)
that accurate and convenient assign
inents may be made in advance.) Eff
fort will be made to care for all who
come, but no guarantee of care can be
made to those who omit the reasonable
courtesy above requested Notification
of attendance should be sent by all
who wish entertainment not later than
Apriu 49, Better send notice now.
Hotel accomm odations are annie,
with private house boarding accommo-
dations. for such as desire them. But
no special rates at the hotels can be
secured for the conference this season.
DINNERS AND SUFFERS.
The restaurants in WatervilIe are in.
adequate Tor the needs of the confer
ence. 1t is expected that the Women's
Societies of the churches will provide
attractive dinners and suppcrs for the
convenience of the delegates at reason
able prices. If such arrangements can
be made it is greatly desirable that they
receive the patronage of the delegates
in view of the great care and expense in
volvcd in such undertakings.
Definite information on these points
will De given 10 delegates at the time of
enrolment.
REDUCED RAILROAD RATES.
The usual concessions of reduced fare
by the Maine Central and other lines are
expected. All delegates should apply for
the special rate on the purchase of
tickets.
MOST IMPORTANT.
Be on hand for the first session Tues
day morning. Trains arrive at such
hours from all points that, with due eff
fort, the delegates can be at the first
session. Business of thec gFeatest i'm
port nce will pack the sessions from
start to finish. Not one moment can