Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-09-30
Church and Pasror.

Rev Mr.. Leach baptized six persons al
West Arson recently
Extensive repairs are being made on
the Methodist church at ogunquit-
Four people We're baptized at Wesley.
Sunday, by Rev. NJ. w. Corliss.
Rev. Charles Marshall. the Congrcga
tional pastor IF Frankfort has resigned.
Two persons were received into mem.
barship in the Second Parish in Saco,
sunday.
Two candidates were baptized ut .Madi,
son. Sunday morning, BY Rev. 5. F.
Leach.
Two new members were received into
the Free Baptist church al Dexter. sun
day.
Mrs. Marcia Blood Of Santiago has
started chain letter to procure funds
to repair the church there.
St Johns Episcopal church. Bangor,
has voted To extend call 10 Rev. +. H.
Ncwbegin of Aver, Mass.
:. : Keffer Of the Church Of Christ,
Pleasantdale, preached his farewell ser
mon, recently 70 accept an appointment
in Michigan.
\ mission to be conducted by Redemp-
RuXbury. viii be held in 81. John
Catholic church, Bangor. the middle Of
October
Thirteen people were baptized in tho
river at Sedgwick Sunday. by Rev. ID.
York Of Brooklin. acting for ne pastor,
Kew r. >. Drew, VINO was undDlt 10 PEI
form the ceremonies.
Rev L. j. Wright, Methodist. returned
to Waldoboro from Massachusetts, Mon
day. and surprised his society by the an
nuuncement that he had been transferred
to the pastoratc at Osceola. Iowa. Rev.
F. l.. Hayward Of Shenandoah Iowa.
formerly Ot Wesley. Me. is transferred
to the Waldoboro charge.
The Friends of Winthrop Centre have
been putting their parsonage into fine
shape. It has been remodeIled painted
inside and out the rooms have all becn
newly papered ana supplied with new
carpets and new furniture, from cellar ID
garret, not forgetting 4 new Quaker
range ana set Of handsome dishes To
please the parsons wife.
Rev. Father CarnfeI, the French curate
of st. Jean Baptiste church. Brunswick,
Will finish his labors with this parish
Sunday. Father CARMEL has been con
nectcd with 81. Jean Baptist church for
nine years. He expects to spend several
months in travel and then settle in Can
ada. probably at Three Rivers. 7. @, his
Did home.
\ cabegram has been received at Bid
deford from Rev. John f. Cummings ot
.laou, superintendent ri the Baptist mis-
sions in the Burmese district at HenZadd,
Rurrnah. announcing the death Of Rev.
W. |. Price, who We're in charge lf thc
>arvn mission there. The message stat
ed that death was due to poisoning, but
did not explain whether the poisoning
was accidental or otherwise. Mr.. Price
has been a missionary at Henzada since
1879.
tor Of the Monson Baptist church look
place recently. according to this pro
gramme. iI.aI1ir, Prayer Rev Il. g B1wie; Bs; or
Dexter; charge TO the candidate. Rev. s.
Ernest Ham Of Cambridge; charge u the
church, Rev. II. r. Tilden Of Dover and
FOXcroft; prayer of ordination. Rev. +.
NJ Bartlett; right hand Of fellowship.
Rev. +. II. Stover. Milo; welcome Of
Monson. Prof. w. S. Knowlton principal
Of Monson Academy.
Rev. l.. w. Coons of the Pittsfield Uni
versalist church will soon introduce an
innovation by holding meetings there at
the church Sunday evenings, in fact, the
first will be held next Sunday evening
and his subject will be Edward Everett
Hales three rules of success. These fol
low: Be as much possible in the open
file Of the world: hold daily communion
with a superior. Different topics OF
character that will be of much interest
will be handled each Sunday night ana
Lucy Burton will discuss the topic, Wha
the School Has a Right TO Expect of the
Home; Mrs Vickery. What the Home
Has Right to Expect Of the School.
The Piscataquis Sunday school conven
tion met at Sangerville, recently, with
this programme Chalk talk to the chill
dren, Mrs. Halliday; Preparation of
Primary Teachers for Teaching, opened
DN KcN. Mch lnnOn ana discussed by Otn- |
ers; What Constitutes the Chief Element
in a First class Primary Teacher. opened |
by f. o. Martin. followed by a general |
discussion; address, Great Points in Good |
Teaching, l. n. Halliday; What Consti |
tutes the Chief Element in a First class |
Superintendent. general discussion; or
ganizat tion, Methods and Difficulties by |
Rev: Z. II. Stover Of Milo, Rev. Norman |
Mckinnon of Dover and Rev. H. b. Til |
den of Dover. In the evening the pro
gramme was: Scripture reading by El |
mer f. Cole; prayer by Rev. d. f. Dow; |
address. the Big Boy Problem. l. ~ Hal
liday. The following officers We're elect
ed: President, Rev. f. II. Slower. Milo; |
treasurer. Rev. D. B. Dow. Guilford; |
secretary. F. y. Foley. Sangerville; as
sistant secretary. Mason Pratt, Foxcroft. |
The meeting of the Aroostook Sunday |
school Association recently held at
Brldgewater was one of the most pleas !
ant and successful meetings the asSocia I
ton has held for some time. In the aft |
ernoon an address by the president Of |
the association, Rev. Kenneth Mckay !
was Listened TO with pleasure by the as |
soclation, the subject OF which was. |
"Why l Came and Mha; Am | Hers