The Republican journal., 1898-04-14
The Churches

AT the First Parish (Unitarian) churcl
next Sunday the sermon will be bv the
paS'or' heF' James NJ. Leighton at 10 to a
m; Sunday school at II M
KEY. Ralph Gillian of Medford has re
oIrardo,, 49, - onioaso neiplhg ME- Moody II
gelst, who has aieia3 mani Of NV ot a.,
with much satisfaction, has few open dates
Harald fiiiE anu SUMMER ilohths' zion
~ riahc's Gatholic church OF this city
na' oeen presented with series of framed
p'> 0"'o' illustrating Inc Way OF the
i0''' anu IL ~ expected they Will be hung
forenoon NC )
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lists of Maina Iii ~ I'M Il Il Ilio Y liNeisa
week in June On Tuesday evening ali in
aaetenuahce VIII take special train tx
of The haan+jfni vi'i baue IA Ine uedlcatol
denomination there. The convention VII VII
open en- ednesday, closing on Thursday
',ns VIZ ~ "e'" as usual IN tile
4 evening 'his week
~ "''0 On o''nuaS aV 81 and T.
80 r. : ~ WIS VI y Clapp
"' eN"i 80 VI THESE meetings, which are
'''enoin iua'iohai' Al are welcome
me pastor Will occupy the pulpit morning
ana evening al the Baptist church next Sun
day The subject of the morning sermon
- V''o teace-
g Ano evening services
p'aVioh Luke II. t.
f'-'' nc irleha VINO walteth
--.sn' macy 'rlo' Iell me the Old, Old story. "
=, noi - Nc Lord i great,
"ue'' seiected.
The services at the Methodist EPISCOPAL
church next Sunday will be as follows: Ser
mon by the pastor, theme, WAR Sunday
school at - m; meeting of Junior League at
'" meeting OF Epworth League at 6; song
and prayer service at Z. The Board meet
ing will be held Monday a1apin+, .t
,.o.,,,1,,, .-.. go io' ''ie
P'"soi meeting tuesday evening,
and class meeting Thursday evening
# 10 av,,ao+o, +, a.,
Veu Vn"' 'he i'7H' - GOOD u
T. Montpelier, VT. who is to visit Rev C. H.
Wells, will preach the sermon at the Univ4r.
salis+ cbnrnb nox+ c,na, c.;. .,,N,
D' AZ ooi NioeS Will oe
as US ual The topic for the young people s
iii'',si-S iheioisins Vi common L1e'
anu the meeting VIII be led by the pastor
At the morning service the choir will sino
"Jubilate Dan,, hv n TT ,Vol1s
r,.,- o'.a' ou'' h"ly
aVi'er' 'reat creator oy a. NJ Snuey'
Tho tonic nf no -
W., 'f-O - VIC payer meeting a' the
Nol'h church at 10 THIS Thursday, even
ing is, The Chief Lesson of the Resurrec.
tiop.' cts 3.11-oG. I f,or 15,o-o Nh o.
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Inc sunday service Will be as follows
Morning worship at 10 45 with sermon Inv
the nastor Par r : Mn,s. S,,,lIal,. ~
90 10 r, - nv
az l. H. mere Will De only one service in
the evening. This is to be a missionary
meeting at 7 IL having tho tonic ..1 oa,.,.,..
f,o,,,
iroii 'ne LIVES OF Great Missionaries
Rev. S. Fl. Reale was 81 years old last SIM
day He celebrated the dav bv sne,Lina
from the pulpit Of the Mathodist cbnrol ~
ing the text and outlines of A sermon which
he preached fftv years AGO Not nann
men have record Of 80 many Years sn a,n+i =
the ministry His reminiscencaa ~ aaui'l
DAYS were interestine he snona u Of ea ths
advance in science and aiso Of tha grou ~ i
of his own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Tho Moett to% W.
church having increased from 300 ooo ,oars'
pers to six millions in the rnjted sta+na
camden Herald. '''' N''''0''
The East Maine M. E. Conference will
be held at Bangor the week beginning April
Goth. Bishop Earl Cranston, D. D., L. l.. D..
of Portland, Oregon, will preside, and will
deliver an address Tuesday night, to be fol-
lowed by reception. Wednesday morning
the work of the conference will begin. In
the afternoon Mrs. S. l.. Beiler, wife of the
Vice Chancellor of the American University
at Washington, d. c., will marshal the ladies
and later the Rev. DR.. Charles Parkhurst, of
Boston will address the gentlemen. At
present the condition and needs of the whole
world held IN strong appeal for missionary
bnsnaas Sis .ilofliftis VIII ne taken up ny
will be given to addresses and lectures ~
an array OF able speakers.
On thursday the speakers will he Maj
Dantorth OF Japan: the Rev. DR.. Beier of