The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-08
AMONG THE CHURCHES.

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AT the Dewey Street Baptist Church
) today the services will be conducted by
Rev. Dr. F. L. Chapel of Boston, ow-
ing to the absence of the pastor, Rev.
o. E. Mallory, who is confined to his
home with an attack of the prevalent
influenza.
> DIR. Chapel will preach in the morn
| ing on the subject of THE incarna-
ton, and in the evening on MT. Olivet
religion. DR.. Chapel is the president
of DR.. Gordon's Missionary Training
, Institute.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society will be held in the church
parlors on Wednesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
, AT the Park Congregational Church
/, this evening, the second of a series of
illustrated sermons of the PrOdigal Son
Will be delivered by the pastor, Rev.
lnman l.. Wilcox The subject of the
sermon is Experiences in a foreign
land"
Tomorrow evening, Rev. Dr.. Almon
Gunnison of the First Universalist
Church will deliver his lecture IN Nor =
way and Sweden at the Park Church
INcN. OOulIldIl BfdQDufN OIL the
Pleasant Street Baptist Church will
preach this morning on the subject of
Devotedness to duty" In the evening
his subject will be Repentance"
On Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
the mothers meeting will be held ami
an address will be delivered by the
pastor.
There will be prayer meeting each
evening of the week from Tuesday to
Friday inclusive.
Next Sunday morning Rev. William
ID. Noyes will present the claims of the
Little Wanderers Home Of Boston. A
NUMBER or the children froIh the home
Will assist him, and collection for
the use of the home will be taken up.
The Oak Hill branch of the church,
Rev Arthur st. James, pastor, will de-
/ vote the last two weeks of this month
to the holding of special meetings.
\ Next Friday night Lawyer Walter
Peacock will address the Boys Club
OF the branch at o'clock. Tonight, Rev
IL e. Heath of Spencer will preach.
Rev. Mr.. st. James has held meetings
in Spencer during the past week
Rev. Philip s Moxom of Springfield
one of the most noted pulpit orators
of the Congregational denomination in
the state, will occupy the pulpit of
Plymouth Church, in exchange with
Rev DR.. Archibald McCullagh TODAY.
tomorrow afternoon at O'clock the
mothers meeting will be held in the
ladies' parlor. The subject will be
The responsibilities of mothers and
the promises of Gods word for encour-
| agement.'
Tuesday afternoon at g. 30 O'Clock the
annual meeting of the Ladies' Bene-
VIOLENT Society will be held.
thursday evening at Z AS o'clock, the
monthly meeting of the Plymouth
Club will be held. Mr. Frank Stimp-
son VIII speak on the subject, THE
history of stamps and the fact of col
lecting them"
On Friday evening from to s
O'Clock, the Junior c. e. Society will
mold conundrum party The sewing
class will meet in the intermediate
room at 10 O'Clock Saturday morning.
Inc ladies of the missionary society
desire 70 send box of clothing to the
mountain whites of North Carolina, All
persons who have clothing in good
condition for which they do not care,
Will be able to put it to a good use bv
sending it to the church this week.
Rev. DR.. Daniel Merriman will preach
in Central Church this morning and
rev r. M. Chapman in the evening.
Inc Young Peoples Society of Chris
tlan Endeavor at 6 o'clock The topic
Will be "A precious invitation"
Monday evening at 7.30 o'clock there
WI De meeting of the art department
IN the ladies parlor. The meeting will
discuss The Alhambra and Moorish
influences in SPAIN Miss Hill will tell
| the story of Columbus and the aid he
received from Ferdinand and Isabella; ;
Mrs Brown will read Il paper on "The
| Moors."
On Wednesday evening. at the mid
in flNa o1,A
terly report of the church missionary
will be read.
On Saturday morning the meet
ing OF the Heart and Hand Society will
take place at 10 o'clock. Rev. Mr..
chapman has changed his hour for con-
sultatlon at the church, from Wednes-
day to Thursday at to 5 o'clock. for
this week.
At Union Church, Rev. DR.. John E.
Iuttie VIII speak this morning on "The
Il divided city, AT the Senior G.. p So
ciety's meeting at O'Clock, there win
; be special musical service.
On monday evening the executive
board OF the Senior G. E. Society will
meet at the residence of the pastor.
On tuesday afternoon al 23O o'clock
the PennY-a-Day Collectors will meet
IN tne Woman's parlor, and at o'clock
the Woman's Association will meet
The meeting will last during the after
: noon. and the program will include a
devotional service led by Miss GrIggs
reports from the department of church
work, and talk by Miss II. ID. Good
enough of the foreign missionary de-
partment, who has just returned from
South Africa. where she has spent Ii
Years. her subject will be, Life
among the Zulus."
At 40 o'clock Tuesday evening. the
Men Association will meet in the BIZ
bic school room. The subject will be
Territorial expansion" Among the
speakers will be David b. Rowland of
the Gazette, Prof Webster of Clark
University Mr.. Aldrich, Philip w.
: Moen and Charles IL. Sibley. After
the remarks of the speakers, the sub
| 1ect will be thrown open for general
discussion. A social hour will follow
2 DIR. Trowbridge, the chairman of The
committee on arrangements, has ar
ranged to have music by the Weber
Quartet
At the Wednesday evening nraver
meeting, two letters to Union Church
from Rev. Mr. Roberts of Tungcho
China. will be read. A brief resume
of recent events in the foreign mis-
sionary field will be given by Deacon
Tucker, and of the colleges and collie
giate institutions by Prof. Joseph II
Beals of the Worcester Polytechnic In
stitute.
The board of deacons and deacon
esses will meet in the woman's parlor
at S.45 o'clock.
On Friday evening at 7.45 o'clock.
there will be a teachers meeting. to
which all are invited.
/, The pastors report on the financial
standing of the church shows that
during the year S1S,S43 has been paid
on the debt over $4,000 has been
raised during the year for all mr.