The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
SUNDAY SERVICES
BAPTIST

Pleasant street-George B. Lawson,
pastor. Preaching by pastor 10: 80,
GREATNESS in Service; Z, THE Mind
of Christ" S. S. II. Young peoples
meeting 6. Strangers welcome.
Adams Square,. S. Holmes, D. D.,
pastor. Services 1890 and Z. S. S.
70. C. E, 5.45.
GreeiGale-D. H. stoddard, acting
pastor. Preaching 80 and Z, Com
munion ii 80. B. S. u. Y. P. U. 6.
All welcome.
First, Salem Square spenser B.
Meeser D. D., minister. Worship,
with preaching by the minister; 10. &c
topic, "The Communion of Power OF
Power; 7.30 topic, THE Cumulative
Power of Accumulated Possession.
kindergarten 1870. B. s., with Mr.
Uphams class for young men, IL
G.. E. $50.
Lincoln Square,. D, Penney, pas
tor. Regular services. Communion
II. 80. Sermon by the pastor 10 3d.
subject. Repairing the Spiritual Tenn
pie" B. S. IL. ]. B. Y. P. U. 5.45
Evening Z, sermon by the pastor; sub
ject, THE Unfolding of Salvation"
South. corner Main and Gates Street
Arthur S. Burrows, pastor. Morning
prayer 10 Worship 0S0, with sermon
upon "Christ's Prayer for the Church. "
B. S. -. c. E. 6.15, Evening worship
7 80, with sermon upon New Testament
truths in Old Testament biograph,
"Enoch, the Pure-hearted."
CONGREGATIONAL
Old south-A. q. Conrad D. D. pas
tor. Preaching by the pastor 10. 80 and
7: morning theme, Opening the Dome
windows of the Soul; evening, aids
to Eminence." B. S. kindergarten 10. 80.
B. S. 70. ]. C. e. $3.50. C. e. 5.45.
Central-Daniel Merriman, D. D.,
pastor emeritus; Albert w. Hitchcock,
pastor. Morning worship, with ser
mon by the pastor. 10.30. S.. S. ~.
Vesper service with address by the
pastor, 4.3O. c. E. $50.
JJnion-Worship, with sermon by Rev.
Arthur W. Alderman, d. D., of Portland,
Ore. 10 80 and T. Morning topic, THE
DEVELOPMENT of Character by Great
Concerns; evening, Where Az Creeds
Meet" S. S. and kinderg ZEN r..
C. E. 6.
Plymouth-samuel H. Virgin, D: D..
pastor. 1870 subject, The vital
Energy of the Christian Church" 1890,
kindergarten. y, S. S. 5.45, C. E. T.,
subject, 'The First Frost in Nature
and in Life"
Observation-Disclosures Lewis, Phi. D.,
nastor. 10. 80. subject, "a Study Of the
Book of Nehemiah" II. B. s. by de-
partments. 5.45, C. E. mote change
of hour) subject, "The Pearl Of Great
price" Wednesday evening topic,
"How to Kill a Prayer Meeting"
Park-Inman L. Wilcox, pastor. 1870,
"The Gift of Power" u, S. S. 4.S0,
]. C. E. $50, c. E.
Memorable c. Bailey, pastor. Morn
ing service Il. 80; theme, our Duty 70
our Parents" S. S. r. c. e. .: 40
Evening service 7; theme, "A Confess
sion"
Immanuel-George S. Dodge, pastor.
10 prayer service. 1880 and lib, Wor-
ship and sermon. II, B. S. ), NOT
wegian-Danish service. 6, ]. and 3
c. E.
Bethany-A. G. Todd. pastor. Preach
ing 10. 80 S. S. Il. c. E. 6.l5. Eve
ming service Z; subject, WHATS 10
Hinder?"
Piedmont-Dr. Willard Scott, pastor.
The pastor will preach 1890 on The
Grace of God that Bringeth Salvation
and at on Future Probation, in the
Light of our Modern Day" S. S. II.
Mission band g. Sr. c. E. 5.45
ADAMS Square-John Addison Sell
bert. minister. At 1915, Right and
Wrong Views of Life" I, "Belshazzar:
The Haunted Heart" Bible school u.
c. E. 6. Seats free, all welcome.
Church of the Covenant. Houghton
Street-Lyman Nevis pastor. Morning
worship 1O.45. S. S. u. c. E. els. Ser
mon Z.
Main Street-Leo Boone Thomas,
pastor. Preaching by pastor, 1885,
Z, The Binding, Binding and Grind
ing of Sim"
METHODIST.
Grace.-The pastor, DR.. James Boyd
Brady will preach at 1920 on Spiritual
Whittlers Saved by Service" receive
new members and administer Holy
Sacrament. He will preach at D. m.
on Would Jesus Join a Trust?" and
answer the questions sent to the Peo-
pies Forum during the week as rs If
ever right ii lie? Should a working girl
marry?" etc.
Volunteers of America, 16 Mechanic
Street. Capt Nellie Denman in
charge. Meetings at and g.
Services at spirituaIist Hall. sos Main
Street. 2.SO and 7.30. Mrs. N. s. Noyes of
Boston. speaker. will give readings by
astrology, the day Of the month OF
- Of