The Republican journal., 1902-08-14
THE CHURCHES.

Don't forget the annual session of the
Waldo County Sunday School Association
in Brooks Aug. GOTH
Rev. Charles A. Towne of Gardiner, Mass,
will occupy the pulpit of the Baptist Church
next Sunday.
J. G. Aborn recently put the North church
belfry and steeple in thorough repair. in
Guiding new bell frame NJ W. Welsh
painted the steeple and re-gilded the
weather vane.
H. W. Mariner is making thorough
overhauling of the Unitarian church belfry
and steeple, replacing much of the old ma
terial with new. He is assisted by Alvin
and Frank P. Blodgett and s. G. Small.
Presiding Elder Hayward of the Bucks
port District will preach at the Methodist
Church next Sunday forenoon. The pastor,
Rev. g. E. Edgett, will preac at:Northport
Camp Ground. Mr. Hayward will preach
at Poor's Mills at go p. m.
1.-The Sin of Worry" will be the tonic of
the social meeting at the North church this.
Thursday, evening at 80. The Sunday
services will be as follows: Sermon by the
pastor Rev G. S. Mills, at 1915 a. M. suh-
ject, Individuality in Religious Fxperi-
the paster at 7.30p. m. subject; ga Popular
Politician. Misses Marian Wells and
| Alice Poor will sing duet
CHURCH OF Con CAMPMEETING The
sd annual campmeeting of the Church of
| God will be held on their grounds in Sears
port beginning Aug 2sth and continuing
| ten days. The campground is said to be
one of the best in the State for religious
| worship. 1t is located in a beautiful quiet
grove about four miles from Belfast and
Searsport, The grounds comprise about Is
acres. with agood hotel kept by Colby How
ard of Belfast. The hotel has % sleeping
| rooms, sets a good table, is well kept and
| prices reasonable The meetings are held
| IN chapel with Il seating capacity of about
| three hundred when the weather is I'M
favorable for holding meetings in the grove
There are seats in the grove to accommo-
date all \ good chance for teams IN the
rear of the grounds is free Good order is
kept, both day and night, by policeman Sta
pies of Belfast. The general store, where
al supplies can be bought, is kept BY Mr..
Howard, and nothing Objectionable is al
lowed to be SOLD or kept on the gtounds.
There are twenty three cottages on the
grounds, occupied and owned as follows:
Rev. Z. o. Andrews, Monroe Rev. NJ An
dreWS, Frank fort James Moon, Swanville:
Mrs. Jennie Hollis, Burnham; George Fer
maid, Troy; Mark Ward, Searsport Mrs.
Laura Brown, Monroe; Horace Moss, Dix
mont; Gilbert Maloon, Detroit; Islesboro
cottage; Albert King, Frankfort: r. Cross,
Northport; Wright cottage. Troy; Thomas
Batcheder Jack son; Rev Warren Gordon,
Knox; Bangor cottage; f. T. Hanson, Bel
fast; Benjamin Nickerson, Belfast; W.
Bradley, Monroe; C. {. Moody, Monroe;
Mrs, Rachel Cushman, Burnham Tie
opening sermon will be by Rev NJ An
drewS of Frankfort. The devotional exer-
clses will be as follows: Cottage prayer
meeting at A, NJ. prayer and prase:meet
ing at A. NJ; preaching at 1870 A. NJ, >
and p. NJ. 1t is expected that speakers
from abroad will be in ATTENDANCE All in
enquiries for room or board may be made
to {. {. Moody, President of the grounds
Admission 10 cents IA family ticket, cover
ing ten days, % cents.