The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-11-18
The Churches.

Unitarian church, Thursday evening, Nov.
25th. at Z 80 o'clock; sermon by Rev. G. G.
Winsfow.
Meetings will be held in the Peoples Mis-
sion every evening this week, except Mon
day and Friday, at o'clock; also on Sunday
at 80 and p. N. All are welcome.
Rev. J. NJ. Leighton will give the third of
his series of sermons on GOOD Citizen
ship" at the Unitarian church next Sunday
forenoon subject, Religion and Manhood"
Sunday evening class was recently or
ganzed among the young people of the Uni
tartan society Meetings are held Sunday
evenings at O'Clock in the church parlors.
The subject of the meeting of the Baptist
Y. P. S. c. E. next Sunday at p. M will
be: Gratitude to whom? for what? how
shown? Luke 17:1119. Leader, Miss Maud
E. Mathews.
Miss Haney's original solo was a very
creditable musical composition, and is the
second piece she has composed. 1t was rem
dered in fine style. At the close of the pro-
gram the young people took possession of
Guo NeSUIS anu SpcDG al iOul fOAS piOooooV-
ly in games, sociabiity, etc.
The Methodist Sunday school is organic
ing "home department" through which
any person who desires may keep along in
Bible study with the classes in the Sunday
school, though not able to attend the school.
A system of visitation of the ''shutins' has
been organized and they are enrolled as
members of the school, and entitled to all
its privileges.
Services at the Universalist church next
Sunday will be as follows: Morning worship
with sermon at 1915, followed by Sunday
school. Young peoples meeting at six o'clock,
led by Miss Eva Crowley, Topic, 1.-The Par
able of the Talents and what it Means" At
the morning service the following anthems
will be sung: "Cantate Domini," banks ;
SO Lord most Holy" Truette.
The topic of the mid-week meeting at the
North Church this, Thursday, evening will
be, Social Falsehoods." The services next
Sunday will be as follows: Rev. Gowen c.
Wilson of the Bible Society of Maine will
preach at 10 :45 A. NJ; Sunday School at - NJ
Meeting of the c. E. Society at 6,15 P. NJ. A
Thanksgiving topic, Gratitude: TO whom :?
for what? how shown?" Luke II: 11-l9. At
1.15 P. NJ, the pastor will preach in the
church, his theme being Neal Dow and the
Prohibitory Law.
The services at the Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday, Nov. DIST, will be as fol-
lows: Sermon by Rev. 0. H Fernald, D. D..
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II IN. Junior League meeting at 80 p. IN. ;
Epworth League meeting al 6, leader, Miss
Milly Sanborn; topic, 1.-The Foes of the
Church" Eph. CHOP, A large attendance
is desired. Song and prayer service at T.,
The meetings during the week will be as
follows: Prayer meeting, Tuesday evening
at 10; class meeting, Thursday evening at
7.15.
Services at the Baptist church next Sun
day will consist of morning and evening
worship with preaching by the pastor The
subject of the mornin sermon will be, 1.-THE
Unanswerable Argument of Christian
Life" Cor. 5: y. The evening sermon
will be upon THE Choice Young Man." /
Sam. g. o A cordial invitation is extended
to ALL The music will be as follows Morn
g-Thanksgiving anthem. Burche; solo,
selected Evening-anthem, Ye shall dwell
in the land, Stainer, chorus selection, The
Holy City, Geibe, chorus.
largely attended church rally was held
at the Methodist vestry Wednesday after
noon and evening, Nov. 10th. In the after
noon the older members of the church and
society were specially remembered. Carri-
ages We're sent for many of the infirm and
aged, and an excellent supper was prepared
especially for them. Another supper was
served at o'clock for all ages, and was par
taken of by large number. After supper
literary and musical program was given,
every number of which received a well de-
served encore. The program was as follows
Piano solo, original, Miss Cleora Haney.
Recitation, Miss Myrtle Mitchell.
Vocal solo, MIR. Emery White.
Dialogue, mistaken Identity"
Song, Miss Ethel Savery
Recitation, Master Percy Clifford
Vocal solo, Miss Isabel CHM.
Remarks, Messrs. NJ. c. Hill, c. F. CHM and
Rev. G. G. Winslow.
| Sunhower song.
Solo, Mr.. Emery White.
Blackboard talk, Mrs. Mary Whitmore.
Remarks on the Home Department of the
Sunday school, Miss Milly Grout.