The Republican journal., 1901-09-12
THE CHURCHES.

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Rev. G. S. Mills will pres n at North Bel
fast next Sunday at $50 O'Clock.
Rev. G. E. Edgett will preach at Poor's
Mills next Sunday afternoon at 2.3O O'Clock.
There will be preaching at the Unitarian
church next Sunday by Rev. K E. Evans of
Danvers, Mass.
Meetings will be held at the Peoples Mis-
sion in the Frye schoolhouse, Miller street,
every Saturday evening at O'Clock. All
a, welcome.
Sunday will be: preaching in the vestry by
the pastor at 1915 A. NJ; Sunday school at
| u; Epworth LIE; rue at $50; preaching at
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| Services will be resumed at the Universal
| list church next Sunday, as follows: 1915
a. M, preaching by the pastor, Rev. A. A.
| Smith; - M, Sunday school; 6.15 p. M,
young peoples meeting A cordial invit
| ton is extended to all.
The young ladies and girls of Belfast will
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| weekly gospel meeting r)nducted entirely
| by young women and exclusively for young
| women. This meeting is held every Monday
| evening in the vestry of the Baptist church
on High St. A good interest is reported
Any girl or young woman. will receive a
cordial welcome.
| Prayer and Conference meeting at the
North church this, Thursday, evening, at
$50, topic, 'To every one his work for
Christ" Neh. 80? 80; 1 Cor -. Sunday
| services will be as follows: Sermon by the
pastor, Few. G. S. Mills, at 1915 a. m. Sun
day schoo. at ] m. c. E. meeting at $50 D.
M, topic, "True HONOR John 5:41.l L
| trre by the pastor at p. m.
At the Baptist church on High St. next
Sunday morning the pastor, Rev. Eugene S.
Philbrook, will speak on the subject Chris
tian Strength, or, Christ our Pattern and
Power. In tie Nternoon the young men
will so with the pastor to Halls Corner,
where they will hold a gospel meeting. The
topic for the evening service at Z 50 will
be "The architecture of character Seats
are free. All are welcome
A delightful musical program was fur
nlshed large audience at the Unitarian
church last Sunday. Miss Kathet;ne BicE-
ford, soprano, NJ. G. Farvey Self, basso
cantante, of New York and f. 0. Thorndike
basso, took the leading paris. The duo,
Cruelty, Faure, bv Miss Bckford aud Mr..
Self received many fattering criticisms
The charming blending of the Two sympa-
thetic voices was delightful. The solo,
Voices of the Angels, b. Lane Wilson,
by Mr.. Self was thoroughly appreciat
ed. Mr.. Self is pupil of Mr.. Perry Aver
i'll and sings in Christ church, Brook.
Ign. Miss Bedford always pleases her
many Belfast friends. Rev. J. E. Locke of
Boston. candidate, preached very search
ing aud able sermon on personal character;
holding that peoples facial expressions
indicate their relation to their Creator He
was followed with the closest attention of
the audience.
CHURCH OF GoD CAMPAIGNING. The
22nd annual campmeeting of the Church of
God closed Sept. Sth after ten days session.
This has been one of the most interesting
series of meetings ever held by the society
The attendance was large, and it is estimat-
ed that for the two Sundays over $500 peo-
pie were on the grounds. The order on the
grounds were first class, officer Jipson of
Belfast being in charge Of the grounds. All
the twenty-five cottages were occupied. A
number were converted and backsliders
| were reclaimed. Thursday Allen Rollins
OF Troy was ordained. The ordination ser
mon was preached by Rev. Era Andrews
OF Wellington from 1st Tim. 4:16. 1t was
very able sermon. A very interest .g young
| peoples meeting was held Friday led BY
Miss Marion Mitchell, a graduate of the
Bangor High school, who gave vel J inter-
esting talk on the subject of What owe to
Christ. The best meeting held was Friday
evening. The sermon was by Rev. Ara
Chase OF Canaan and a number gave their
hearts to God and came out on the Lords
side. After the meeting Hon. f. F. Hanson
| Of Belfast made some remarks 10 the people
assembled. They were we'll received. Rev.
A. Cox of North Berwick preached Sunday
morning from Gal. GA in the afternoon
by Rev. Ara Chase of Canaan, subject:
Heaven and who is there and how to get
there. This was very able sermon. The
meetings closed Sunday evening but a num-
Der decided to remain on the grounds an
other week and hold revival meetings. The
ministers present were: Rev. NJ Andrews
of Frankfort; P. 0. Andrews of Searsport;
Ara Chase of Canaan; Rufus Bartlett of
Hermon; Ezra Andrews of Wellington;
Warren Gordon of Knox Gideon Pomeroy
of Burnham; A. P. Hatch of Troy, Mr..
Stairs of Searsport; Allen Rollins of Troy
William TOlman of DixmOnt Chas Filing
wood, EllingwOOd's Corner. H. R. d.
Letter to Fogg & Brown,
Belfast, Maine.