The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-09

Testament biography. Sarah the Wife
Christian Endeayor Monday 7.45.
Lincoln Square, f. D. Penney, pastor
Morning sermon 1890, subject THE
Triumph of the Gospel" Bible school
II; Young people at and 5.45; even
1.-THE Neglected and the Rejected
Christ"
Pleasant Street-George B. Lawson,
pastor. 1870, obedience Grounded in
Love-; Z, Jesus Man of Prayer"
s. s. IL. Young peoples meeting 5. 30.
union service at Dewey Street
| Church.
Dewey Street, o. E. Mallory, pastor
Pastor will preach at 1920. Rev. d. H
| Stoddard of Greendale will preach at
Z o'clock in exchange with the pastor,
Subject, What is out Attitude to the
Saloon?" c. E. 5.45.
First, Spenser B. Meeser. d. D., min
lister. Worship with preaching by the
minister, 1890 topic, THE Ruling Pas
sion" 7.SO topic, THE Right of Way
kindergarten 1890; Bible school with
| Mr.. Upham's class for young men, II;
Y. P. sc. E., $50
| UNITARIAN.
Church of the Unity-Frank L. Pha-
| len, minister. Public worship and SER
mon 1915 Topic, Thoughts About the
Future Life" Sunday School II. Com
| munion service 4.
| First-Austin S. Carver, minister.
Service and communion, 1915. Sunday
| School, IL.
south-Arthur L. Weatherly, minis
ter. 1915, service, subject, 1.-The Faith
erhood of God" kindergarten. IL,
Sunday School. g. Y. P r. U. I, YES
per service. Special music. Address
by Rev. Geo. H. Badger, New England
secretary for the American Unitarian
Association.
UNIVERSALIST.
First-vincent e. Tomlinson, pastor.
Morning service 1890, theme, What
Universalists have to say for Them
Selves kindergarten 1890. Sunday
school IL. Junior Union 8.
All Souls.-M H. Harris, D. D., pas
tor. Morning service 1890, theme,
What Men Worship" Sunday school
| IL. Full vesper service A. Kindergarten
1920.
EPISCOPAL
st. Matthews Church. cor SorE1-
bridge and Cambridge Streets. Rector,
the Rev. H. Hague services go and Z.
Sunday school 1915
St Marks cor. Main and Freeland
Streets. Rev. Henry B. Washburn,
rector; morning prayer and sermon,
1890, Sunday school, 12.15, evening
prayer, s, address, 7.30.
ST. Johns, Eliot White rector. 1920
morning service: 1910 Sunday school;
73O, choral evening prayer.
METHODIST.
Webster Square-Benj. F. Kingsley,
pastor. $50, Helping Hand meeting.
1920, sermon by the pastor. Subject,
Fruit the Year Round" u, Bible
study. 6, Epworth League gospel tenn
perance meeting, led by c. H. Wilbur.
| Z, gospel service with sermon. Subject,
Talents" Special music.
Trinity-Geo. W. King, Phi. D.. pas
tor Prayer meeting $50. Preaching
1890. Subject, IAN Easy Religion"
Sunday School, 10. Chinese Sunday
School 2. Junior League 4. Epworth
/ League 5.45. Preaching and revival
service Z. Subject, "Methodism and
/ the Unitarian Church"
| Park Avenue-L. J. Birney, pastor
| Preaching 1890, who is God that 1
| Should Obey Him." Sunday School IL.
The Junior and Senior League meetings
will be omitted. The Harvest concert
will begin at o'clock.
| Laurel Street-Harvey H. Paine, pas
tor. Sermon at 1890 by pastor 12
Sunday School 8, Juniors. 6, Epworth
League Z, Revival service and sermon
by Rev. Willard T. Perrin, ID. d.
OTHER SERVICES
Church of Christ (Disciples), S29
Main Street, M. Van Horn, d. D.,
pastor. Morning subject, Christ Our
| Prophet" evening, The Faults and
Ideals of Young Men from the Stand
point of Young Women of Worcester"
C. e. prayer meeting 5.45.
Church of Christ Mission, 81 North
Ashland Street-Newton Knox super
intendent. Bible School 9. Preaching
4, by Mrs. Nella c. Moore.
First Church of Christ (Scientists),
| G. A. r. Hall, 80 Pearl Street-Lesson
sermon 1O.45 subject, "Mortals and
Immortals"-lesson text, 2 Timothy, Iii,
49, 1921. Reading room open to
p. m. daily.
Union Gospel Mission, No. 2 Green
Street-John e. Hughes superintend-
ent. S. S. $3.50. Gospel service 730,
led by Frank Minzie. Gospel solos by
Robert Smith.
Valley Falls Mission, 1924 Main
Street F. d. Johnson superintendent.
Preaching at 10.45 by A. A. White.
S. S. u. Evening service Z, led by
S. w. Lincoln
GAINESVILLE Chapel-Preaching by
r. c. Thomas 1870. Other services as
usual.
Worcester Association of Spiritual
lists, G. A. r. Hall, IS Pearl Street
Miss Blanche H. Brainard Of Lowell
will lecture and give communications
at and 7. Seats free.
Peoples Spiritualist Society, Good
Templars' Hall, 418 Main Street. Lee
lures and astrological readings by Mrs.
n. S. Noyes of Boston at 1870 and 7.
Association Hall, 10 Elm Street
How Would God Act In the World
Today and Treat Men. If He Appeared
in Our Midst in Undisguised Divinity?'
subject of second address by Rev.
Archibald McCullagh, d. D., at 3.45.
Special music, Miss Anna E. Gaeng.
well-known contralto of Boston. will
sing, with outoharp accompaniment.
The boys meeting, at LAS, will be adj
dressed by w. A. Anderson, who plays
left end on the Amherst varsity foot
ball team All boys over IL years of
age invited.
Reform Club, Curtis Hall, Y. NJ. C. A.
building pearl Street entrance)-Meet-
ing 7.30. The third anniversaries of
Richard Leach and Joseph Treemer will
be celebrated. Congratulatory remarks
will be made by members and friends
Of the club The public are cordially
invited to attend.
Washburn Home for Aged Women,
1888 Main Street-Service 8, conducted
nv the deaeOns of the Old South