The Republican journal., 1902-11-13
THE CHURCHES.

Rev. &. Z. Edgett will preach at foor's
Mills next Sunday at $50 p. m
| Bishop Andrews will preside at the
Maine NJ. E. conference in Bridgton, April
| 18th, and at the East Maine conference IN
Newport, April odd
Union Thanksgiving services will be held
Thursday evening, Nov. 9th, at the Uni
versalist church, with a sermon by Rev.
Harry Lutz of the Unitarian church.
| The Christian Scientists will hold ser
| vices at 50 Cedar street, next Sunday at 10
O'Clock a. m, subject of lessonsermon will
be "Soul and Body" All are cordially in
vited.
Rev. r. G. Harbutt, pastor of the Free
| congregational church at Morrlls, has re-
| signed his pastorate. Mr.. Harbutt came
mere about two years ago, successor TO Kew.
l. Nj. Davies. He has been very success
iul and made many friends.-Portland Even
| ing Express.
| Services at the Unitarian church. Rev.
Harry Lutz, pastor, will be as follows next
Sunday: Morning service at 1915 O'Clock,
preaching by the pastor; Sunday school at
Il O'Clock, All are most cordially invited.
Services at the Methodist church next
| Sunday will be as follows: Preaching at
10.45 a. NJ, subject The souls thirst for
| power sunday school at T. m. Epworth
| League at $50. At 80 the pastor will ex-
| change with Rev. G. ). Mills. Special
| music will be furnished by Mr.. rocket at
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invited.
The services at the Universalist church
| next Sunday will be as follows: at 10 45 d.
| m regular service, preaching by the pastor,
| subject of sermon: 1.-The Vision and the
| Voice. II o'clock, Sunday school; 80 p. M,
praise service with singing led by cornet, and
a trio by Misses Wells, Skay and Cunning
| ham. The subject of the address will be
| "Not Destruction, but Fultillment' These
| services are for all and a cordial invitation
| is extended to every body.
| 'The Overlooking Life will be the topic
| of the social meeting at the North church
| this, Thursday, evening at 115. Sunday
services will be as follows: Sermon by the
| pastor, Rev. George S. Mills, at 10 10 a. m.,
| subject, 1.-The Obligation of Every Mans
| Indebtedness )" Sunday school at noon c..
| f. meeting at $50 p m., topic, ''For Me- ~
| Isa. 50: g; Luke -: 10, 20; Rom. 5: 6-s
l John 5: lG. Rev G. f. Edgett will speak
at 7.30 p. IN. in exchange with the pastor.
| The appointments for the Baptist church
are as follows: There will be a meeting for
prayer and praise this, Thursday, evening
| at 40, having as its topic Christ the Re
vealer The Sunday services will consist
of the morning meeting at 10 -, with sing
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Pitcher, Mrs. Frost and
Mr.. Davis, and an address by the pastor on
the topic, Why the Bible Has Stood and
Will Stand. Sunday school at noon men 5
meeting at $50 p. M; Y. ?. 5. c. +. at 6.3C
p. m, and a gospel praise and preaching
service, with singing led by choir and in
struments, at 80 p. m. An invitation is
extended to the public to attend. Monda y
evening at 40 there will be meeting for
girls and young ladies. The young men OF
the church and their friends viii meet We'd
| nesday evening at 40 for the enjoyment OF
music, reading and informal addresses on
IpilN ana DN l'I. VI. Y. ~ l.
gore and the pastor. All young men are
| invited.
| Rev. Charles II. IIarbutt Of Portland
secretary of the Maine Missionary Society
speaks hopefully Of the work of the society
| Five new Congregational churches have
| been added to the list in Maine since the
first of April, 1902; two of them within
| the past two weeks. Oct. Is, new church
was organized at Mexico, Just across the
river from Rumford Falls. with member
| ship of -, which is the same as that of the
new Millinocket church. The latter church
is in charge of Rev |. w. Stewart of the
| Bangor Theological Seminary, and the one
at Mexico is in charge of Rev. Char es L.
| Parker, one of the missionaries of the
| Maine Missionary Society. There is also
Il new church in Bangor, known as the
Fourth congregational church. 1t is the re-
suit Of the labors OF Rev. Albert H. Hey
| Doe, at one time d slum worker in New
! York, later student at the Theological
Seminary, and now the pastor of the new
church. The new church edifice is small
and plain, but is the pride OF the members
and of the pastor who worked so hard in
building it. All the labor on the building
was volunteer, and as result it starts
| with but small debt.