Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-03
The S9th Anniversary of Maine
Congregational Conf erence
and l08th Anniversary of the
Missionary Society Of Maine
PROF. CALVIN CLARK, D. D.,
THE PRINCIPAL SPEAKER
Complete Program the Three
Days of the Conference -
Many Prominent Maine Con-
gregationalists Will Be Here

Inc S9th anniversary Of the Maine
congregational Conference and the
loeth anniversary of the Missionary
society OF Maine will be held next
TUESDAY. Wednesday and Thursday.
May 4. and 6. al Augusta, at which
Prof. Calvin D. Clark. D. D., of Ban.
sof' president Of the conference. Will
oe the principal speaker. AS the pro-
gram indicates, important business
VIII be transacted and timely and
practical topics discussed by promi-
nent clereymen and laymen Of Maine
and from out of the State Careful
preparations have been made by the
local committees for the entertainment
or delegates. Over one hundred appli-
cations for entertainment have been
received. Following is the program of
the conference:
TUESDAY Afternoon, May 4.
100 o'clock-Devotional service,
Rev. W. F. English, Jr, Saco. lao
O'CLOCK, organization; address Of well
come, Rev Clayton D. Boothby, pas
tor of the South Parish Congrega-
ronal church of Augusta: response,
by the president. Rev. Calvin NJ.
Clark, D. D, of Bangor; 2 O'Clock.
business; appointment of committees
ana reports; 3 o'clock. addresses.
The First Step Towards Christian
Duty-Co-operative Effort Principal
w. G. Mallett Of Pennington; Can
the Churches Organize Against Party
S1cx
Justice Lucillius A. Emery of Els
worth; "A United Church in Behalf
Of Reformatory Work and Remedial,
Work" j. D. Murphy of Bangor: 43u
O'Clock. Rev. j. E. Newton of Rock
land and Rev r. A Mcdonald ,t
Calais JE
Tuesday Evening.
7.30 o'clock, devotional service, Rev.
H. P. Woodin of Auburn. 745 O'Clock,
Rev. Calvin N. Clark, D. D. of Ban
gor. sermon. Rev c. W. Goodrich Of
Brunswick: communion administered
by Rev. D. L. Wilson of Bath and Rev.
W. H. Mouseley Of Portland.
Wednesday Morning. May 5.
$50 o'clock devotional service. Rev.
G. NJ. MCDOWELL Of South Bristol: re.
ports of officers. trustees. Hon. Galen
c. Moses of Bath. treasurer, G. T.
Carey of Portland. auditor, Oman
Adams of Portland: superintendent.
Rev. Charles Harbutt of Portland; re-
ports Of committees. finance regular
work. W. S. Bass Of Wilton. equaliz-
ing fund. Rev. a. D. Leavitt of Port
land: business. Re-. Langdon Quimby
Of Gardiner; be7evolence, Rev. W. H.
Webb Of Bucksport: ministerial
standing. Rev r. 3. Matthews o:
Ellsworth: discussion. Rev. H. o.
Worthley Of East Machias and Rev.
s. T. Livingston Of Bridgton; 1870
O'Clock. addresses. "A Story from the
Maine Sea Coast" by Rev. George
Smith OF Little Deer Isle, and How
a Church Came TO Self Support" b.
Rev. c. L. Woodwork Of Weld.
Wednesday Afternoon.
40 O'Clock, devotional service. Rev.
F. Y. Stanley Of Hallowell; O'Clock,
address, An Aroostook Outpost
Rev. Frederick Parker of Sherman
Mills: 2.15 o'clock, woman's hour;
prayer. e230 O'Clock. address.
Alaska" Rev. c. E. Burton. D. D., %
New York; $50 o'clock, Educational
Work" Mrs. Hankemeyer: $50
O'Clock, offering; address, Religious
Education Rev. William Ewing,
D. D., of Boston. Mass: O'Clock, ad-
dress. Sunday School Work" A. T.
Bailey of South Hadley. Mass; AIS
O'Clock. Missions as Affected by the
European War" by Rev. E. NJ. Noyes