The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-06-09
The Churches.

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The Unitarian Sunday School will be
held as usual at IL o'clock next Sunday.
Mr.. E. C. Herrick of Colby occupied the
Baptist pulpit last Sunday. MIR. Randell I.
| Capeu of Newton Theological Institute will
preach IN the Baptist church next Sunday.
Mrs. Velzora A Mitchell, Mrs. Sarah E.
Pierce. Mrs Albert Gammans, Mrs. Chas. E.
Johnson and Miss A. A. Hicks left Monday
to attend the Universalist Convention in
Dover.
Rev. Chas. H Wells of the Universalist
church read his resignation as pastor last
| Sunday. I lie resignation must take effect
by August as Mr.. Wells purposes to take
post graduate studies. 1t was a surprise to
the church and to his most intimate friends.
| Mr. Wells has been here nearly three years
and many friends will regret his departure,
Services at the NJ 9thodist Episcopal church
| Sunday, June II, will be as follows: Sermon
by the pastor at 10 IL a. m; Sunday school
at T. nj Meeting of Junior League at 3 80 p.
M: Meeting of EpworJh League, at 6.15;
Leader, Mrs F P. Blodgett; topic, "Mar-
ring and Moulding,' Jer. IS: 10; song and
! pl yer service at 7.15; Prayer meeting
| T lesday evening at 7.30 Glass meeting
thursday evening at 80.
Tie services at the Universaist church
next Sunday will be as follows: Morning
worship, with sermon before the graduating
class Of the High school, at 10 10. Sunday
| ,a1 lad ~
pastor at q. Subject, "The promise OF child
| hood" At the morning service the choir
will sing Break forth into JOY" by Simper,
the TIE Deum'' by Dow and sIn the Cross
Of Christ / Glory by c. H. Wells.
Rev. j. NJ Leighton of the Unita rian
church VIII preach the sermon for the Odd
| Fellows Memorial day before Waldo Lodge,
l. Q. 6 T., next Sunday at 1045. The fol-
lowing music will be rendered: The Roseate
hues of early dawn Stone; duet. Ny Faith
! looks up to Thee Bachman, Miss Sullivan and
Miss Pettinglll solo,. Miss Pettingill. After
the services the Odd Fellows will march to
Grove Cemetery where the usual decoration
viii be performed.
t a ti4c MOI oLi III uINii t1l4Sy oN5u-
| ing at 7.15 there Will be the customary
prayer meeting. Topic, THE con version of
the young the hope of the church" Deut.
| 6: IL Prov. %: g. Tim. /: 1-10 The fol-
| lowing will be the Sunday services: Morn
| ing worship at 10 10 q, N. The pastor, Rev.
| G, S, Mills, will preach. Sunday school at
| l. Ii. Meeting of the Y. P S. C. E. at 6. 10
i. N. Topic, Christian courage, examples
from books or life, Mark lO 80 "a; Acts 81:
! 1914. The pastor viii lecture in the vestry
at 7 is p III. The observance of Children's
! Sunday viii be postponed to Sunday, June
l9.A. \ Sunday school concert is being ar
ranged for the same date.
Tie eighth annual convention Of the Wal
| do County Q. E. Union will be held in the
Congregational church, Sandy point, Tues
Gay, June 21st. AS there will be the usual
| picnic dinner, all who attend should carry
We'll He'd lunch baskets. Following is the
program;
| FORENOON.
1000 A. VI. Devotional service. Address
= Business. Reports from socie ties Picnic
dinuer.
/ AFTERNOON.
| 15UPM. Praise and praye r service. Bus
ness. Address, THE G. E. Society as a
framing school for workers." Rev B. B.
Merrill, Brewer, The Union Sermon ''The
Passing of Vision into Verify )" Rev. Wm.
Forsyth, Bucksport Address, "Glorifying
God i'll Our Bodies. or the Miracle of Right
Living Rev. w. E. Lombard, Brewer.
The Quiet Hour" James G. Fisher, Sandy
point
The tiftieth annual meeting of the Waldo
Coauty Conference of Congl. churches will
be held with the church at Searsport Har
Dor Tuesday and Wednesday. June IA and
10. This is the semi-centennial of Waldo
county Congl Conference which as organ
lied Just fifty years ago, same day of the
week and month. The program is as follows
TUESDAY.
1870 a. 10. Opening exercises and organ
izatioa.
30 Q, m Devotional service.
200. Address, Rev D. P. Hatch, Sec. M.
MS.
230. Address, "Man for man., Mr.. R. A.
| 1ofudH; sec. u NJ. u, A, Bangor.
300. Address, "a distinctive work of the
church, Rev. H. l.. Griffin, Bangor.
$50. Quiet hour, Things Spiritual
4.15. Address, AN hour in Constantine
pie and among the seven churches of ASIA,
Miss Agnes NJ. Lord.
EVENING.
100. Praise service.
| 730. Sermon, Rev. G. S. Mills Collec-
| ton for conference expenses.
WEDNESDAY.
$50. Prayer service.
900. Business and reports Of the church !:
945, Topic, The Church.
l. In It's worship, Rev. Sherman Good
win.
2. AT work, Rev. C. P. Marshall.
3. In It's benevolence, Rev. j. G. Fisher.
4. In It's administration, Rev. R. G.
Harbutt. General disussion.
II 90. Communion service. Adjournment
The Waldo County Sunday School Asso-
ciation will mold its sixth annual convention
III the Congregational church at North Bel
fast, Friday, July IA. Every Sunday school
| & A del oil tod To