The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-05-28
The Churches.

Mrs. j. W. Mcintyre of Belfast will preach
at the Clark school house, Monroe, Sunday,
May 31st.
There was no preaching service at the
Methodist church last Sunday. The pastor.
Rev G. G.. Winsow, was called to Provi-
dence, r. T., by the sudden sickness and
death of his son.
Rev. j NJ. Leighton of the Unitarian
church preached last Sunday at Fairbaven,
Mass, where he formerly resided and held
a pastorate. His church here is undergoing
renovation and repairs.
Chaplain C. c. McCabe and Earl Cranston
We're elected bishops of the Methodist church
at the recent general conference at Cleve-
land, Ohio. Both are veterans of the war
and eloquent preachers. Chaplain McCabe
was in attendance upon the Maine confer
ence when it was iii session at Skowhegan
wv years ago.
The following delegates have been chosen
from the Unlversalist church in this city to
attend the Universalist State convention to
be held at Auburn on June 2, s and 4 Mrs
0. G. Critchett, Miss A. A. Hicks, Mrs. NJ
j. Gammans, Mrs. Josiah Mitchell, Mrs. J .
Y. Cottrell, Mrs. Chas. johnson, Mrs. Walter
B. Rankin, Mrs. Sarah E. Pierce.
The Waldo County c. E. Union will hold
its semi-annual meeting at the Union church.
Morrill,, next Tuesday, June I'd, beginning
at 10 A. NJ, and continuing through the after
noon and evening. Buckboards will leave
the Baptist church at s o'clock. All who
are planning to go are asked to give their
names to Mr.. Willis B. Fletcher, or Mr.. II.
NJ. Prentss, before next Monday evening.
The Maine Unitarian Conference will be
held with the Pennington society, opening
Tuesday evening, June 80, and continuing
through July l and 2. Rev. G. G. Ames of
Boston will preach the opening sermon.
Papers will be given by Rev. E. j. Preston
of Kennebunk, and Mrs. G. B. Porter of Old
Town. Addresses are expected from Judge
j. W. Symonds of Portland, president, and
Revs. Catlin, Beach, Leighton, Crosby,
Chase, Newbert.
Following are the services at the North
church for the coming week: Prayer meet
ing this, Thursday, evening at 30. Topic
God our Comforter. Cor 1 Il; l John
3: Is. Sunday services-Sermon at 10 45 A.
NJ by the pastor, Rev. Geo. S. Mills. Sunday
school at II NJ. Conservation service of the
Y. T. S. G. E. at 615 P. NJ. Topic "Will our
Excuses Stand?" Acts 26: 1928 Lecture bv
the pastor at 7.15 P. NJ. The usual monthly
Offering for home expenses will be received
Sunday morning.
Sunday as follows: Nor ming worship with
sermon at 10 45. Subject, 1.-The Price of
Success Sunday school at - Young
Peoples meeting at quarter past six in the
vestry. Topic, "Our Heroes At the
morning service the following music will be
rendered:
Voluntary, Allegro Moderate, Page
Selection from "Creation," Hayden
"Sing o Heavens and Be Joyful o Earth, y
Martin.
Solo, zone Sweetlv Solemn Thought"
Mrs. Frost. Ambrose.
Rev. N. 7. Dutton of Fairfield will preach
in the Baptist church in exchange with the
pastor next Sunday. Mr.. Dutton, membe,
Oh tHo ". a. ~, IS TO denver the MemOrlt |
address in Freedom Saturday. Following
is the music:
MORNING,
Selection, "Cast Thy Burden from Elijah
Anthem, "He Maketh Wars to Cease"
Calcott
EVENING.
Selection, "My Heavenly Home" Proctor
Chorus.
Quartet, GAS When the Weary Trayeler'