The Republican journal., 1895-09-19
The Chur ches.

Services will be resumed in the Unitarian
church Sunday, Sept 22d. Sermon by the
pastor.
The seventh annual meeting Of the Maine
Free Baptist association is in session this
week at the Court Street Free Baptist
! churc in Auburn, beginning Sept. 18th and
closing to-day.
The services at the North church next
Sunday will be as follows: Sunday school
at II M; promise meeting at 6 p. N. Rev.
G. S. Mills is expected to return and occupy
his pulpit Sept. 29th.
The next quarterly meeting of the Metho-
dist church will be held Sunday, Sept. 29th,
| Rev ID. B. Phelan of Waldoboro viii preach
in Belfast in the forenoon and evening in ex-
change with the pastor, Rev. s. l.. Hanscom
who will hold quarterly meeting in Waldo
/ boro.
| Services at the Universalist church Sun
day, Sept. 22d: 1915 a. M, Advertising, an
Old Time Method Of Winning Public Atten-
ton, Luke S:3-6; Sunday school - m,
Joshua Renewing the Covenant, Joshua
"a 1925; Y. ?. 9. u, .. NJ
Rev. Norman La Marsh gave lecture at
the M. r. church last Friday evening on
"The Ethics of Self, before a small but APP
| preciative audience. He is fine singer
| and gave number Of selections. Sunday
he preached at the same church in the fore
noon, and spoke and sang in the evening.
The following is the programme for SER
vices at the Baptist church next Sunday:
Morning subject, by pastor, The Increment
Of Life, Matt. 25:27. Evening subject by
pastor. Salvation-M Mans sore need and
Gods sure way, Rom. 1919. The music in
the morning will include the anthem, Moth
ing But Leaves, by Emerson, and the hymn,
Art Thou Weary? By Emerson. In the even
ing, Light Of the World, by Macy, will be
presented as an alto and base duett and
quartette.
The Maine Christian Conference will hold
its annual session with the Christian church
at North Newport, beginning Tuesday, Oct.
1st. at 10 a. NJ, and continuing three days
| The annual address will be delivered Tues
day evening by Rev. Fl. H. Mclaughlin of
Carmel. A memorial sermon will be preach
ed Wednesday at p. m, by Rev. J. w.
Webster OF Newport, on the death of Rev.
Asa Whiting. Visiting brethren will re-
ceive cordial welcome. G. NJ. Jewett is
secretary.
The services at the Advent Christian
church will be as follows: Preaching at
$50 P NJ. Sunday School at / P. NJ. to which
all children are invited. A black board talk
| Wi he oiv hon ho
Young Peoples Society of Loyal Christian
Workers will hold their prayer meeting at
6PM. This service will be followed by an
evangelistc service at Z P. NJ. Bible study
Wednesday evening at 73O. Church prayer
meeting Friday evening at 7.30 P. M. All
are invited to attend these services.
The REIMBURSEMENT Annual convention
of the Maine State Sunday School associa-
ton will be held at Winthrop, October Is,
16 and II, commencing Tuesday evening,
and closing Thursday noon. Winthr p
sends out hearty invitation, with protfer Of
| free Inequalities. Each school is entitled to
representation by pastor, superintendent
and two other delegates. One fare by all
railway and steamboat lines. Come for the
opening address and stay through. For
hospitalities address, early. as possible,
the Chat rlnan Sunday School Entertainment
Committee, Winthrop, Me.
The ladies' of the Universalist church met
at their vestry Sept. 18th and organized a
Mission Circle, auxiliary to the State Mis-
sionary Society. There are now 20 members,
and regular meetings will be held on the
second Thursday of each month. There
will be a special meeting at the home of the
pastor next Monday evening. The following
Hicks; Vice President, Mrs. Albert Gam
mans; Secretary, Miss Hattie A. Clark !;
Treasurer, Miss Lois Lothrop. Mrs. c. A.
Quinby President of the National Mission
ary Society of Universalist churches, was
present and gave talk on the organization
and its workings. The national society was
organized in 1869, at Buffalo, N. Y, as the
Womens Centenary Association, that
being the one hundredth anniversary Of
Universalism in America. The work has
been to establish churches, and has been
chiefly in the United States, Scotland and
Japan. They are now working principally
on the Pacific coast
The Montville Free Baptist quarterly
meeting will be held with the North Mont
vile church, Sept. Goth, 21st, and 22d. Fol-
lowing will be the program:
coon. m, Meeting called to order by @.
NJ. Clerk. Praise service.