The Republican journal., 1899-06-22
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The Churches.

Rev, Rollin 7. Hack of Portland has been
chosen as the visitor to Bangor seminary
from the umberland county CONGREGATIONAL
conference.
Services at the Baptist church next Sun
day will be as follows: Preaching at 10 As
Sunday school at IL; Young peoples meet
ing at So evening worship at 30.
The Methodist church services next Sun.
day will be follows: Sermon to the young
people at 10 45, a. m. Sunday school at Pm
Epworth League at 6 80 p. NJ; Children s
Day concert at $50. An excellent program,
entitled "Peace or War; is being arranged
At the Unlversaist church next Sunday
there will be a Sunday school concert at
10 49, service arranged and given by the
children, God has his little Interpreters
The child must teach the man. Services
will be held IN the evening at 7 80 The sub
ject for the evenings address will be =
"How shall we observe the Sa bbath? 2" A
cordial invitation is extended to all to unite
in these services.
Children's Day will be celebrated at the
Unitarian church next Sunday morning.
Music, recitations, etc, by the children, as
sisted by :ne choir and some of the older
members of the Sunday school. 1t is de.
sired that roses and other flowers be sent to
the church Saturday afternoon by any one
interested
The subject OF the prayer meeting at tn e
North church this, Thursday, evening will
he Personal Communication with God !"
Ps. 1899 Ii, The pastor, Rev. Geo. S. Mills,
will exchange next Sunday with Rev L. d.
Evans of Camden. The subject of the Chris
tian Endeavor meeting will be Spiritual
Growth" Mark 1862.
The Methodist church at Dixmont and the
congregational church of Jackson are to
hold union services in the grove on Morton
hill in Jackson, Sunday, June 18th, if fair
Kew. f. $. Doilitf is to preach at 1915 A. NJ.
Prayer and praise services will be held.
The Jackson baud and the choirs of both
churches will furnish music during the day,
The public are cordially invited. Come and
bring your lunch basket, have picnic din
ner in the grove. and stay during the day
A very pleasing Children's Day concert
was given at the North Church last Sunday
evening by the Sunday school. The deco
rations of the pulpit and its surroundings
We're very pretty and artistic. Two folds OF
and dotted with ferns, hung about the plat
form, while tasteful arrangement of flow
ers upon and at each side of the pulpit
| made a pleasing effect The service was
opened by singing Gloria in EScesis, by the
church choir. The subject of the concert
was "Our Mission" Following is the order
of exercises:
Song, Hail the day, School
| Scripture exercises,
Superintendent and school
| Prayer. H. NJ. Prentiss
Song, Hosannah, School
| Baptism of two children.
| Welcome to Children's Dav
Ida Gilbertson
The Children's Month, Marjorie D. Pilsbury
Our country. Warren GentneT
Song, Messengers of Gladness. School
Little Boys Make Men, Houston Small
The Little Missionary, Margaret Smell
What Can Little Children Do?
Hazel MeTaggart, Alice Parker, Ida
Gilbertson, Isabel Smalley, Velma
Mitchell.
Song, . Happy Oh ildren, School
Five Missionary words-Love, give, send
go, pray-Warren Gentner, Tommy
Bowker, Willie Dunton Ralph Gilbert
son, Willie Colby.
God Wants the Girls, Annie Gilbertson
The Ch1drenS offering, Hattie Roberts
Song, Aleluia, School
Freely we have received, freely give,
Tommy Bowker
Finding the Bright Side, Cora Morrison
Song, Sunbeam, Bessie McMahan
Duet, Light of the Morning,
Alma Colby, Ada Warren
Before the Offering Houston Small, Warren
Gentner, Willie Dunton, Ralph Gill
bertson.
Offering.
Missionary song, School
Benediction, Rev. Geo. S. Mills