The Republican journal., 1902-11-20
THE CHURCHES.


sunday forenoon at II o'clock at % Ceda
St, Rev. FL. S. Fiske, First Reader. Tn
SUBJECT OF the leSson-sernon will be San
Gent and Modern Necromancy, MeSmerisn
and Hypnotism." Wednesday evening ties
tlmony meeting for enquirers at 7.30 p. III
All are welcome.
Gods Confidence in Man. will be The
topic OF the social meeting at the NORTH
church this, Thursday, evening at 7.15. The
Sunday services will be as follows: Sermon
ny the pastor at 045 a. H.; subject, "The
| Body>S Help to the Soul" Sunday schoo
at noon. The pastor VIII give a stereopti
con lecture on North China in the vestry at
Up. m. All are invited.
me Baptist choir is arranging for a con
cert to be given at the church Friday even
ing, Nov. 2Sth. A varied program, designed
TO please all, will be presented, to include
various numbers by the members of the
choir, tenor solo by Emery F. White. cornet
solo by M. S. Crockett, and reading by Mrs.
). A. Parker. The admission will be %
cents Tor adults and 10 cents for children
The services at the Methodist church next
Sunday will be as follows: Preaching BY
the pastor at 1915 a. m. Sunday school at
" m. Epworth League at $50 p. IN. praise
and preaching service, with singing led by
violin and cOrnet by Messrs Davis and
crockett, at 1.30 p. IN. At the morning ser
vice Mr.. Crockett will, by request, repeat
the cornet solo played by him last Sunday
night. All are most cordially invited
| The services at the Universalist church
next Sunday will be as follows: AT 10. As a.
M regular morning service, preaching by
the pastor; subject, "The Stars in their
Courses, a sermon of the season; at - M,
Sunday school and mems class, conducted
by the pastor; at $50 p. M, praise service,
singing led by cornet, and special music ;
topic Of address, "The Zeal of Christ. ="
| These services of song are for all and the
public is cordially invited
At the { nitarian Church next Sunday, at
10 Is a. ~, preaching by the pastor, Rev.
| Harry IutZ; Sunday School at II O'Clock
| The Bible class viii meet at the parsonage
Saturday evening at 7.15 O'Clock. The sub
| ject for consideration will be saul Israel
| First King" Browning's Saul will be
used in connection with the study All are
most cordially invited The Charming
League will meet at the home of Mrs. J. w
| Frederick on Congress street. this, Thurs
day, afternoon at 80 O clock
Loving Our Neighbo s. is the topic fol
the weekly meeting for prayer and praise al
the Baptist church this. Thur sday, evening
at 40. sunday, at 1915 a. Ill. and 80 p. IN.
there will be preaching services, conducted
by the pastor. Other Sunday services vii
meeting at $50 p. m; meeting of the Y. p
S. C. f. at ESQ p. m. Monday evening at
80 the girls and young ladies viii hold {
meeting. The ladies' sewing circle will
give IL dime sociable and picnic supper Tues
day afternoon and evening at the home OF
| Mrs. George +. White, Bayview street
| Wednesday evening the Brotherhood of An
drew and Philip will hold a meeting fol
men and boys. These services and meet
ings are for the public. The seats are free
| An invitation is given to all to attend
The audience at the Methodist church last
| Sunday morning was given musical treat
| by Miss Julia Ninal of Warren, Me-, who
is a granddaughter OF Mr. and Mrs John
Jones Of the Revere house. She rendered
the beautiful solo "Callest Thou thus, c
| Master in most expressive and finished
manner, Her voice is a clear and pure
| soprano OF great range, and the Congrega
| tlona church at Warren, where she is the
soioist, is to be congratulated in having Sc
cured her services. The evening congrega
ton. over which Rev. Geo. S. Mills of the
Congregational church presided, was highl,
pleased with the finely executed cornet sole
given by Mr.. Crockett of Rock land, Me
lie is a young man of exceptional muSca
ability, who has been pronounced by q
prominent musician and critic to be one OF
the finest cornetists in the State.
| SUNDAY Evening LECTU RES. It is pro
posed to institute Il special course OF
lectures, to be given at the North church BY
the pastor, Rev George 5 Mills, on the last
Sunday Of each month, from November tC
June. The subject of these lectures viii
| relate to the larger matters of current in
terest, and will be treated from the point OF
| NioN VI tHt Utlltl SOCldI OlutI, lu6 COllllIiS
of the Kingdom of God on earth. For the
most part they will be suggested by some
| striking event, some noteworthy book, some
forceful character, or by whatever shal
seem to the speaker to furnish a true and
valuable Interpretation of history that is in
process of making. Announcement of the
particular theme each month will be made
in The Journal The subject for Novem
Der 80 will be 1.-The Control of Public Opin
lon.' These services will be held in the
main auditorium of the church, at 40 D. IN
Special musical programs will be arranged
in connection with them. The dates are as
follows: Nov. 80 Dec. IS, Jan. %, Feb. %
Mar %, Apr. 26, May 81, June %. In case
d postponement is necessary due notice
VIII be given. The public is cordially in
vlted to attend these services.
Secret Societies.