The Republican journal., 1915-04-29
The Congregational Conference

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To be Held at Augusta May 4-6 Will b
seth Anniversary of the Conference and
1OSth of the Missionary Society.
Prof. Calvin M. Clark, D. D., of Bangor
president of the Congregational Conferenc,
and Missionary Society of Maine will be tn,
principal speaker at the seth anniversary o.
the conference and 108th of the missionary
church in Augusta on May 6, Entertainment
will be provided during the sessions of ths
conference to all pastors and delegates. Din
ners and suppers will be served at reasonable
prices. Committees on registration. informa
tion and hospitality will be at the vestry Of
the church. All persons expecting to attenc
are requested to notify Rev. C. D. Boothby at
early as May l. The program is as follows:
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
100. Devotional Service. Rev. W. F. Eng
lish, Jr., Saco
lao. Organization,
Address of Welcome; Rev. C. D. Boothby
Augusta
Response by the President, Rev. C. M
Clark, D. D., bangor.
200 Business
Appointment of Committees and Reports.
800 Addresses:
The First Step Toward Christian Unity.
Cooperative Effort, Prn. W. G. Mallett,
Pennington.
Can the Churches Organize Against Party
Slavery and Social Sins? Judge L. A. Emery
Ellsworth.
A United Church in Behalf Of Reformatory
n phy
4.3O. Discussion, Rev. J. E. Newton, Rock.
land; Rev. R. A. Mcdonald, Calais.
TUESDAY EVENING.
73o. Devotional Service, Rev. H. P. Wood
in, Auburn.
745. Presidents Address, Rev. C. M. Clark
D. D., Bangor.
Sermon, Rev C. W. Goodrich. Brunswick
Communion administered by Rev. D. L. Will
son, Bath; Rev. W. H. Mouseley Portland.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
$50. Devotional Service, Rev. G. M. Wood.
we'll, South Bristol.
1. Reports of Officers. Trustees, Hon. G
C. Moses, Bath; Treasurer, G F Carey. Port
land; Auditor, Oman Adams Portland; Super.
intendent, Rev. Charles Harbutt.
II. Reports of Committees: Finance. Regu
lar Work, W Bass, Wilton; Equalizing Fund
Rev A D Leavitt, Portland; Business, Rev Lang
don Quimby, Gardiner; State Work, Rev Dr.
Clark, Bangor; Benevolence, Rev H W Webb
Bucksport; Ministerial Standing, Rev R E
Mathews. Ellsworth.
H. Discussion, Rev H o Worthey, East
Machias; Rev S 7 Livingston, Bridgton
IL 80. Addresses, Story from the Maine
Sea Coast, Rev George Smith, Little Deer Isle
How Church Came to Self-Support, Rev
C l. Woodwork, Weld.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
On navot;o,,I Soruico Row r " Sfaplou
Hallowell
Business.
200 Address, An Aroostook Outpost, Rev
Frederick Parker, Sherman Mills.
215. Woman's Hour.
Prayer.
2.2o. Address. Alaska. Rev C E Burton, D
d, New York.
ESQ. Address, Educational Work. Mrs
Hankemeyer.
800. Offering.
Note. The annual meeting of the Women's
Union will be held in the Unitarian church
Thursday morning at $50.
$50. Address, Religious Education, Rev
William Erwing D D, Boston.
400 Address, Sunday School Work, A
Bailey, South Hadley.
Ais Missions as Affected by the European
War, Rev E M Noyes, Newton Center.
5. Ministerial Relief Society.
5.15. Fraternal greetings.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
T. 80 Devotional Service, Rev. L H. Stou-
ghton, Alfred.
Collection for Ministerial Relief.
745 Address. Representing the Home Mis-
sonary Society, Rev. C. d. Burton, D. D., New
York.
815 Address, The South, Our goth Century
Missionary Field, Rev. F. E. Jenkins. D. D.,
Lowell.
THURSDAY MORNING.
8 80 Devotional Service, Rev c. F. Sargent.
Buxton
Business and Addresses.
900 The Revival of Real Christianity, Rev.
H L. Mccain, Portland.
$50 The Two-fold Mission of Christianity,
Rev. O. W. Peterson, Newcastle.
10. What Can Be Done to Eliminate De-
nominational Rivalries and Waste in Our State.
Rev C. F. Robinson, Watervile.
1890. The Missionary Appeal of Our State
for United Church, Rev. W. c. Curtis, Bethel.
H. Discussion. Rev. T. H. Wilson, Show
hegan: Rev. A, C. Townsend Cumberland Gen.
ter
Closing business. Adjournment.
THURSDAY MORNING.
Women's Home Missionary Union.
$50. Executive Meeting.
10 Devotional Service, Mrs. c. D. Boouhhy.
1905. Memorial Service, for Mrs. D. N.
Beach.
1920. Reports:
Secretary, Mrs. F. A. Hamblen; Treasurer,
Junior Work. Miss Edith Scammon; Literature,
Mrs. Dorr Hudson; Boxes and Barrels, Mrs. A.
B. Hall.
Address, Miss Florence L. Ellis.
Business Session, Miss Georgia Rogers.
QUESTIONABLE. Mrs. W. B. johnson.