The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-21
The Churches.

There viii be A Sunday school rally at tile
Baptist church next sunday at II In. There
VIII be special music ,irecitations ETC. and a
tull attendance u requested
There will be services i'll the schoolhouse
at Poor's Mills next Sunday at 9 D. nl local.
also AT I p. m, local, conducted by Rev Nj
A. Mcintyre.
The Baptist church and society had very
pleasant social at the vcsify last Tuesday
evening. 1T i hoped u nave them once a
month during tile winter season.
Services at the North Church next Sunday
will include the usual morning sermon, Sui
day school at noon, q. Il. conservation meet
ing at 6 P. NJ, and the pastors usual Sunday
evening talk at O'clock.
The Congregatoualist Y. 2. S. G. E. will
give a reception to the members of the
church and parish at the church parlors to-
morrow, Friday, evening, from To 10 o'clock.
A cordial invitation is extended to ali who
worship at the North Church.
The services at the Universalist church
Nov. 2+th will be as follows: 1915 a. M,
sermon. s. s. u M, The Woes Of Intem-
perance. lisa. v: 1125. ". p. 0. I'll, Why
Thanksgiving to Cod Ps. xXvI: Z, Eph v:
20, Cor XIV: 81.
\ meeting Of the young people Of the III
Miss Maud Gammans, No. Is Church street,
last Thursday evening, and society known
az the Kingsbury Social AID was organized.
The object Of the association is to interest
the young people in church work The
meetings are To be held fortnightiy, Friday
evenings, at the homes OF the members. The
following officers We're elected: President.
G. E. White; Vice Presidents Misses Maud
Galnmans and Ada Mitchel Secretary
Miss Bertha |. Bird; Treasurer, Norman
Wardwel,
Services at the Baptist church next Sun
day will be at the usual hours. Morning
subject Elbow the Battle was Won,'' EN-.
II .. Evening subject, "The Value Of Life
and How to Spend it, Following il tie
music:
Anthem 1T is good thing to give thanks"
Emerson.
Solo, "Jerusalem.''
MI Pitcher.
Selection, "Come Thou Fount"
Chorus choir.
Solo, "The Land OF Beulah'
Miss CHM.
A harvest concert was given at the Metho-
dist church last Sunday evening by the lit
e airy department of the Epworth League.
The platform was appropriately decorated
" lbll CNcIRltcl AIulb, NtSCUttDltS, tJC
A large cornucopia with its usual load lay
at the front of the desk while hundreds Of
little bees We're to be seen in the shrubbery
and upon the fruit. The following program
was presented
Singing, 80, where are the reapers?' Choir
Scripture reading and prayer Pastor
Singing, Labor on Choir
Opening address, Miss Clara Steward
Recitation, Misses Hattie Pierce and Anna Cook
Singing, Nv hat shall the harvest be?'' Choir
Recitation. Misses Edith Davidson. Rena Black
Twelve little bees
Singing, "Beulah Land.'' Choir
Recitation, Misses Abbe Roberts Annie Blodgett
Recitation, Miss Lana PendletOn
Singing, .'SWeet By and By Choir
Recitation, Miss Lulu Elwell
Recitation Master Earl Talbot
Singing, Misses Edith Davidson Annie Roberts
Recitation, Miss Lillian Fernald
Recitation Miss Cleora Haney
The entertainment concluded with the ar
propriate harvest piece entitled "The
Golden Year" which included solos by
Misses Mlly and Lena Sanborn and Lillian
Spnney; recitatons and singing by Misses
Winnie Sanburn, Grace Know lton and Lulu
Elwel as Sewers Cleora Haney, Ciaar
Steward and Anna Cook as haryesters and
Ahble Stoddard, Edna Cain and Lana Pen
dleton as cleaners. Tie collection was
taken fol- the benefit OF superanuated minis
tiers Of the East Maine Conference.