The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-10-10
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Sunday and Weekday.
Announcements.
CONGREGATIONAL.

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~, T.. CONGREGATIONAL
Rev. O. W. Roberts, of the North
Branch Congregational church,
preached last Sunday, both morning
and evening. Next Sunday Rev. G. H.
Moxsie, of New Paynesville, will fill
the pulpit morning and evening.
METHODIST.
AS result of the conference Prince
ton loses its popular pastor who has
been transferred to Crookston and Mr..
Satterlee will fill his new pulpit next
Sunday. Rev. W. E. J. Gratz, of Detroit,
Will be Mr.. Satterlee's successor at
this place and he will preach his first
sermon next Sunday morning, COM
mencing his passionate at this time
Rev. Il. e. johnson will continue to
preach in the Cambridge-Spencer
Brook district as heretofore, and Rev.
Paul Haight, of Brainerd, will have
the Greenbush, Blue Hill and Santiago
district in the future.
Mrs. B. Laythe Scovell, of Minneap-
oils, State President of the w. c.. T.
u, spoke in the NJ. E. church both
morning and evening, Sunday, Oct. 6,
in the absence of the pastor who was
at Brainerd at the Northern NJ E.
conference. A large congregation
greeted Mrs. Scoveli in the morning.
She spoke from the text, Elk. 2O:9-l1,
on the Gospel of Work and Rest"
In order to rest one must work so she
made prominent the first part of the
commandment, ''six days shalt thou
labor and do all they work. She ex-
allied all necessary labor, believing
that as Peter was taught to call mo
man common or unclean': so she
thought that no necessary labor, per-
formed as unto the Lord, need be CON-
mon or unclean. She gave as motto
for young people who wish to advance
to do we'll the work in hand and the
well done good and faithful servant,
thou hast been faithful over few
things I will make thee ruler over
many things" will surely come. She
instanced the colored wash woman
who did the washing so we'll that her
capabilities were at last recognized in
other things and she is now a good
missionary in Africa. She then
touched upon the rest day as being not
only the law of God but the law of
science. Spoke of the unnecessary
labor that is being done on Sunday and
how laws are needed to protect the
laborer in his day Of rest. Sabbath
observance is one of the departments
OF work of the w. G. T. U. who are do
ing much to preserve the Sabbath from
continentalism, and the working man
his day of rest once in seven. Mrs
Scovell is an ardent lover of young
people. She taught Rev. Satterlee's
class and spoke to the Sunday school
on the subject of anti narcotics, pre-
senting each one with the Anti To-
bacco Gem, paper that should be in
every home, not only for the children
but that parents may know the scien-
tific effects of this narcotic on the hui
man system. In the evening the
church would not hold all who came,
several were obliged to go away. The
subject 'Watchman, What of the
Night?' was treated in reference to
the temperance question, showing the
progress of the work, the new forces
that had come in from time to time
that showed the growth of the entire
movement. There is nothing to dis
courage the temperance worker. She
naturally paid high tribute to the
work of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union which now has gone
round the world in its effort to redeem
the world from the curse of rum.
At the Santiago M. E. church Rev.
Reed GLADDEN. will preach next Sunday
at HOO A. M, and at the Galbraith
school house in Blue Hill Rev. Harry
L. Galbraith will preach at 1890 A. M.
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