The Republican journal., 1898-10-13
The Churches.
Services at the Unitarian church next Sun
day as usual.

Services at the Unitarian church next Sun.
day as usual
Rev. G. G. Winslow of the NJ. E. churcl,
breaches alternate Sundays at Citypoint
! He will preach there next Sunday afternoon
at $50
Rev. H. l. Holt of Gushing, formerly OF
| Morrill,, has been stationed at Round Pond
| by the presiding elder of Rockland district
Rev. W. W. Ogier.
| Meetings will be held at the Peoples Mis-
| sion every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
| and Sunday evening at o'clock. All are
| welcome.
| Sunday school at the Universalist church
| every Sunday at u O'Clock; young peoples
| meeting at 6 in the evening. Teachers
meeting every Friday evening, appointed in
| the Sunday school, and also the Reading
| Club.
| The address at the Methodist church last
| Sunday morning by Miss Jennie E. Scott on
Life among the Lowly," was very interest
! ing. Miss Scott has been in the Southern
| States as a missionary and spoke from
| customs, etc, of the poorest of the poor in
Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Tennessee.
! Services at the North Church the coming
week will be as follows: Prayer meeting this,
Thursday. evening at 7. Is topic. "Knowing
whom we have believed" Acts .: % 30; Rom.
s: 31-39; Tim. l: ~. Rev. G. S. Mills will
preach Sunday morning at 10 Is; Sunday
school at II M. G. E. meeting at 8 is p. M
topic with Your might Eco. $40; John
4: 27-35. The pastor will lecture at 10
Following are the Baptist notices for the
week: Thursday, prayer meeting at I 80 p.
M; subject, "The Fourth Grape of the
Spirits cluster-Long suffering Friday at
! so p. M, Teachers meeting. Saturday, at
$50 p. H., Junior Endeavor; subject, Les
sons from the Life of Elijah. Sunday
morning worship at 10 45 Sunday school at
II; Christian Endeavor at 615 evening wor-
ship at 7.15; subject, The Teaching on the
Hill,' continued.
The Universalst State Sunday sch ool and
the Y. P. G. Z. conventions at Orono were
brought to close Oct. 9th. The Y P C. q.
elected these officers: w. H. Lowe of Lew
iston, president; Harvey Vose of Waterville,
vice president; Miss Mary H. Hamilton of
Dexter, secretary F. S. Rand of Portland,
| treasurer; Miss Annie NJ. Frye of Bethel R
II. Reed of Waterville, Miss Annie H.
Stephens of Lewiston, ex-committee.
The services at the Methodist Episcopal
chm -ch Sunday, Oct. 10th, will be as follows
Nv III, n IL 81.
The Grand old man and his Prayer" Text
Daniel 81 10: Sunday school at II N. IL eet-
ing of Junior League at 4.30 p. m meeting
of Epworth League at 6.15 leader Miss Nora
Seekins topic, The choice of Noses" Exc
dus 2:11. Heb. 11;24, y; Song and prayer
service at rs; Prayer meeting Tuesday
evening at 7.15; Glass meeting Thursday
evening at 15.
Reports of the first and second days SEES
sions of the Maine Baptist Missionary con-
vention in Houton last week are given on
the 30 page. Thursday the members devot-
ed much time TO comment upon the address
delivered by President Butler Of Colby uni
versity, on The Place of the Christian
Church in Am arican Life delivered before
the Educational Society last evening, which
aroused great interest. He held that the
purpose Of the college is to secure an or
ganized and rightly directed physical sys-
TEN, an organized social life, a clean intel
ectual life and deep spiritual life. The
importance and result of such teaching he
found impressed by the outcome of the war
with Spain. The convention closed with
Thursday mornings session, al which adj
dresses We're made by Mrs. Anna S. Hunt
Mrs. j. X. Wilson and others.