The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-09-03
The Churches.

Next Monday evening at 80 the annual
meeting Of the North church parish will be
held A full attendance is earnestly re-
quest4d,
Rev. l.. G. Harbutt preached at the North
church last Sunday forenoon in exchange
with the pastor, Rev. G. S. Mills. In the
evening Mr. Mills gave lecture on Books
and Reading
| Services at the Universalist church next
| Sunday will be as follows Morning worship
with sermon at 10:45 Subjept, "The For
ward Look Sunday School at u. Young
| Peoples Meeting at 6.15.
Next Tuesday evening at 7.45, there will
| be Christian Endsavor sociabe in the
| North church parlors. Each lady member
| is expected to bring pie which is the pro-
duet of her own skill. The young men will
help eat these pies during the evening,
W. E. Schwartz of Camden has been
awarded the contract for the remodelling of
the church at Washington. The seating ca
| pacity will be increased, loaded glass win
| dows will take the place of the old ones.
| there will be new ash pews, and many
| other improvements will be made. The
cost will be about 81 800. This church has
| always been conducted as a free church
| but when rededicated will be in charge of
| the Methodist society.
| The 10th annual meeting of the general
| conference Of the Congregational churches
| of Maine, and eighty ninth anniversary of
| Main ~, H. u
with the Fort Fairfield Congregational
church, Sept. 22d, 23d, and 9th. Pastors
and delegates and all who intend to be pres
emit are earnestly requested to send their
| names to Mr.. H. n. Goodhue. chairman Of
committee on entertainments, as early as
| possible and not later than the 18th Of Sep
| TENDER, in order that they may be assigned
places of entertainment and receive notices
of the same before starting for conference.
There will be preaching at the Baptist
church Sunday morning, followed by the
ordinance of the Lords Supper The sub
| ject of the sermon will be, "The Help of
Hndrances," Phil. L. u. In the evening at
rs there will be c. E. rally, with reports
OF the State Convention at Skowhegan, to
which all are invited. The music morning
and evening will be as follows
| MORNING.
Anthem, LEAD Thou Me On, Stearns
Solo, "Flee as Bird Dana
Mr.. Pitcher.
| EVENING.
Selection, so For Closer Walk With
God" Smith
Solo and Chorus.
Trio, abide With Me-, Marsh
AT the regular prayer meeting of the
North church this, Thursday, evening, the
| subject will be 'Jesus the Carpenter y
| Mark :1-6; Thess. 1 :9-12. The mission and
teaching of Jesus as affected by his trade,
| the society in which he lived, his habits of
toll and what was his view of the relations
| between wage earners and their employers,
| will enter into the question. Sunday SER
vices will be as follows: Preaching at 10 10
a. m. with sermon by the pastor, Rev. Geo.
| S. Mills. The following music will be
| given: blessed are They Beae: "Saviour,
SQUIRE of every blessing, Emerson; solo,
"Jesus, Lover of my Soul,'' Touis, Miss
| Durham. The sacrament of the Lords Sup
| per will be observed after the sermon. Sun
day school at II M. The bimonthlv business
! meeting of the y. P. S. c. E., with reports
of officers and committees at els p. m. At
| 7.15 p. IN. lecture by the pastor.