The Republican journal., 1896-11-05


book for the library will be admitted free;
all others will be charged fifteen cents.
Books once read and in good condition and
suitable for general reading are acceptable.
Let all come with their books and add many
new ones to the library. There is to be a
novel entertainment, and refreshments will
be served.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
church Nov Sth will be as follows: 1O45
a. M, sermon by the pastor; - NJ, Sunday
school; p m, Junior League meeting
p. M, Epworth League meeting, leader,
Miss Abbie Stoddard, topic, "Chrst's Testi
monies to His Father; p. NJ, song and
prayer service. topic, "The Great Elec-
ton, ID Peter 10; Tuesday evening, IT'S,
prayer meeting; Thursday evening, IT'S,
class meeting; Saturday evening, 80, must
cal rehearsal. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to singers
Rev B c. Wentworth gave his old par
ishioners couple OF good sound gospel ser
mons on Sunday last. They all say they
We're Old time Methodist, right from the
| shoulder without any frills them. Mr..
| Wentworth is considered one of the most
powerful and outspoken preachers of central
all evil doors IN any locality where he is
stationed. Presiding Elder Ogier was also
present and gave some of his best counsel
I Sunday was red letter day for Methodist
I brethren, sure. Boothbay Register Oct
31st.
At the Baptist church next Sunday, Rev
VIM II. Spencer, D. D., pastor of the Baptist
church in Waterville, will preach morning
and evening in exchange with the pastor A
cordial invitation is extended to the public.
Below is list of the musical selections to
be rendered:
MORNING.
Anthem, 80 come let us Worship,
Duett, AS the Heart Panteth," Hewett.
Miss Niiiken and Mrs Pitcher
EVENING.
Selection, "Gloria' from 18th Mass.
| Solo, Not Ashamed of Christ" banks
Mrs. Pitcher
Last Sunday morning Rev. Geo. S. Mills
preached a Very powerful sermon at tine
North church from the text, eve Shall re-
ceive power after that the Holy Ghost is
come upon you" Acts / $. In the evening
he gave the second lecture on the Sermons
/ -
/ Law, based upon portion Of the first
chapter. The services next SUNDAY will be
as follows Morning worship with sermon
! by the pastor, Rev. Geo. S. Mills, at 1915
Sunday school at u NJ, Meeting of the " P
S. c. E. at P NJ. Topic, "The bessedness
OF entire surrender to God" John Is: Ito.
At Z P. NJ lecture by the pastor. The week
ly prayer meeting will be held this, Thurs
day, evening, at 7.15. Miss Charlotte T.
Sbley is to speak of the recent Jubilee |
meeting OF the A. NJ. A. in Boston. Mr. w.
R. Howard will report the County con-
ference of last week at Frankfort
The Y. P. S. c. E. of the North church
| held its eighth annual meeting last Sunday
evening. Miss Mabel r. Mathews, who has
been the efficient president during the past
year, presided The reports of the commit
| tees We're of an encouraging nature and
| show that the society has done good work.
| There are now - active members and II as
sociate. The Treasurer reported S7O4 re-
ceived in the general fund, and total ex-
| penditure of S5197, leaving a balance on
! hand of S1S.07. The total receipts of the
missionary fund amount to So Is. Forty
dollars have been given to several of the
Congregationaist missionary boards, and
SO to the Congregationalst church at
Ashland towards its building fund An
original poem, written by one of the
members, was read by Mrs. C. NJ. Craig.
The nominating committee reported the fol-
| lowing list of officers and committees: Pres
II. NJ. Prentiss; Vice Pres, Charles NJ
Craig; Cor. Sec, Edith NJ. Stoddard Rec.
Sec. and Treas, Harold T. Sbley; Lookout
Committee-Mabel R. Mathews, Maud Stew
ard, Louise Ferguson, Margaret Hazeltine,
| Warren Knowton Prayer meeting commit
| tee-Maud Russell, Mrs. G.. NJ. Craig Eve
Ign Havner, Ada Warren, Kate Robinson
| Social committee-Cordeia Hills, Charlotte
7. Sibley, Josie Knight, Ralph Stickney,
Osborn Lord Missionary committee-Ed Edith
NJ. Stoddard, Mrs. H. NJ. Prentiss, Sarah
Jones, Gussie Brown, Grace Eammons
Junior committee-Charlotte I. Sibley, Mrs
G. S. Mills, June Hills, Clara Steward, Edith
Dunton; Music committee-June Hills
Charles NJ. Craig, Helen Dunton, Cora Lord
Bert Davis.
don't know what you think about it, but
| think we had better buy our clothing at