Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-15

The primary department Of Beacon
street church, Bath. has a cradle roll
consisting OF 80 members. The names
of the babies are written upon a large
card which adorns the wall Of the
room in which the department meets
Rev. :. s. Cummings Of Boston.
preached for the Greene Baptist
church last Sunday. He presented
the society with one hundred and six
IL dollars. a donation from some Of mis-
friends in the West ana in Boston.
The original windows in the old
German church at Waldoboro had be
come so worn by the storms of more
than century that they We're recent
III replaced On one side by new sash
ana glass Of the same size. Any one
desiring relics from these windows
through which the sunlight fell upon
our forefathers worshiping there. can
secure them by applying TO Miles w.
Standish. sexton, says the Lincoln
County News.
The engagement of Rev. Lauriston
Reynolds. professor of church history
in Redfield College and pastor Of the
college church. to Miss Bertha
Thorne a niece Of his former wife. is
announced. The wedding is to take
place at Sioux Falls. January LIST. The
Rev. Lauriston Reynolds was pastor
Of the First Parish church, Yarmouth
from 1883 TO 1893.
Five of the ministers of Dexter,
have banded themselves together in
an association. These clergymen. Rev
\ ". II. Gould. Jniversalist; Rev. J. q.
Fisher, Congregationalist: Rev. r. a.
Mason. Baptist: Rev. H. j. Piper Free
BAPTIST. and Rev. Fl. &. Haskell,
Methodist. meet once in two weeks at
the home Of Mr.. Gould. for prayer and
consultation concerning the higher
needs of the place.
Cornelius Emperor of Rocklard Will
be ordained TO the priesthood at ST.
James cathedral in Montreal. Dec. p
and will say his first mass at St
Bernard's church in Rockland on
! Christmas day. After spending q short
vacation at his home in Rockland. he
! will go to the diocese Of Grand Rapids,
Michigan. where he will begin Ms
work Mr. Emperor has been study
ing for the priesthood II years. SIX OF
which were spent al st. Mary's COZ
lege. Van Buren,, Maine. and five al
the Grand Seminary in Montreal.
The Damariscotta Baptist Associa
ton held its quarterly meeting last
week with the First Baptist church,
jefferson. There are thirteen churches
, in the association. The "a Baptist,
! Nobleboro. sent the largest Q3) as
delegates. Business. prayer and song
service. reports of churches. and tive
sermons were on the program. Rev
Frank Clark. Cooper'S Mills, had z
sermon on Prayer and Rev. Chip
man. Damariscotta, preached from the
text. Ask him. he shall speak fol
himself
A rally of the Penobscot Baptis
Young Peoples Union was held witt
the Second Baptist church in Bangor
Tuesday. and was largely attended
At the close of the business, Rev. a
f. Kingsley, pastor of the First Bap
fist church. read a paper on The
Right Use of our Money" after which
a brief discussion on the subject wa:
INDUCED in. Rev. S. NJ. Thompson
read a paper on The Morning
Watch" the afternoon program
| tlOSet Win Il Testimony SCI NlCS' " ~
God Keep His Promises" conducted
by Evangelist Harry Taylor. TIT
evening session opened with a prais
service and Rev. Robert W. Van Kirl
OF Rockland gave an address. TIL
Christian Consciousness Of Ooliga
ton" and this was followed by
quiet half hour, conducted by Rev
Addison i. Lorimer.