The Republican journal., 1899-12-28
The Churches.

Rev G. E. Edgett viii preach at Poors
Mills Sunday at 50 T. nj.
The North church ch OR made their leader,
Mr. Chas. NJ. Craig, Christmas present of
handsome oil painting.
Services at the Unitarian church next
Sunday as usual. New Years sermon by
the pastor at 10 45 Sunday school at u N,
Meetings will be held at the Peoples Mis-
sion, IS High street, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, Saturday and Sunday evening at
O'Clock Bible study Sunday at p. Ia. All
are welcome.
Rev. G. E. Edgett will begin his series of
sermons on 'Revivals,' at the Methodist
church next Sunday. The subject for that
day will be, "Are revivals needed?' There
will be special music in connection with the
preaching service i'll the evening
Services at the Upiversalist church next
Sunday will be as follows: At 1915 a. m,
regular service, preaching by the pastor :;
subject, "Tbe Universal Fatherhood Of
God )" at u NJ, Sur day school; at 10 p. N I,
Young Peoples Meeting; topic, Ideals"
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
The annual meeting of the Baptist church
was adjourned from last Thursday to Friday
elected: Assessors, 0. E. Frost, f, L Rob
ertson, C, II. Twombly, B. B. Greenlaw |.
i. Wilband Clerk, Mrs. O, Fl. Twombly
Treas, C. H. Twombly; Supt. of Sunday
School. F. l., Robertson Asst. Supt., o. E.
Frost.
Miss Nellie d. Thompson of Belfast, an
evangelistic preacher of great el0quence and
power, has been addressing revival meetings
at the Methodist church in Friendship for
the past two weeks, with great success, and
much good has been done. The meetings
are held undt the direction of Rev. A. l..
Nutter, the pastor, w no takes part in the SER
vices and is very able and effective worker
in the cause. The meetings are to be con-
tinued, and a meeting for men will be held
on Saturday evening 1t is truly great
awakening, and tins community receives
great benefit from the work. Rockland
Opinion.
Rev. c. d. Crane Of Yarmouth. President
of the Name Christian Endeavor Union,
will esteem it favor if Corresponding Sec
retaries and pastors will keep him promptly
informed of all meetings of county or local
c. E. Unions. The State President will be
glad as far as possible, to attend all G. E.
Conventions throughout the State, and if
desired to do So will make an evening adj
dress, conduct the question box, or serve the
cause in any other way. The only charge
will be his travelling expenses and enter
tainment. Mr.. Cranes address is Yarmouth,
Maine.
The annual children's party of the Unitar-
ian parish will occur Monday evening, Jan.
1st, at Memorial Hall. The doors will be
open to the children Of the parish and their
invited guests at o'clock. The children
will play games, etc, until 5 80 o'clock,
when supper will be served to the little
ones. At o'clock the operetta entitled,
'sFour and Twenty Black BIRDS will be rem
dered by the boys and the girls of the Sun
day school, to " hich the general public are
invited 1t is hoped the members of the
parish will come in and help by their pres
ence to make this d pleasant New Year
partv. There will be whist tables for those
who care to play Children admitted by
ticket. All others 10 cents,
There will be the usual mid week prayer
meeting at the North Church this, Thursday
evening at 80; topic, "Who keeps Christ
mas best?" The Sunday services will be as
follows: Morning worship at 10 10 a. m, with
sermon by the pastor. Rev G. S. Mills; Sun
day school at u m; Christian Endea vor
meeting at 80 p. IA; topic, "Onr royal
Brother" At 730 p. N. the pastor will
speak on The lesson of the life of Dwight
L. Moody The annual meeting of the
North church will occur Wednesday evening,
Jan. Sd. Supper will be served in the vestry
at O'Clock. There will be the roll-call OF
the members of the church, reports, business
and brief addresses at 30 o'clock. All mem
bers of the church and parish are cordially
invited.