The Republican journal., 1902-04-24
THE CHURCHES.

Owing to the absence of the pastor, who is
attending Conference, the only services at
the Methodist Church next Sunday will be
! the Sunday school at u m., and the Epworth
League at 6.30p. m.
The Sunday morning service at the Uni
tartan Church will be at 1O.45 O'Clock Sum-
day school at II. The Browning class meets
at the parsonage Tuesday evening at Z
! O'Clock and the Bible class meets at the
parsonage Saturday evening at O'Clock.
All are most cordially invited.
| Services at the Universalist Church next
Sunday will be as follows: At 1915 A. NJ,
regular service, preaching by the pastor;
subject, What is a Religious Life pat 12M,
Sunday school and Bible class; 6-15 P. NJ,
service of song, led by cornet and violin
short address by the pastor contralto solo,
81 will give you rest," Giro Pinsuti, by
Miss Ada Cunningham. All are cordially
invited to join in the service.
Rev.Geo S. Mills has been in Limerick two
weeks assisting his father in church work,
and while there his eyes, which had trou-
| bled him somewhat of late, became worse
and he was obliged to go to Portland for
| treatment. In consequence of his absence
there were no services at the North church
last Sunday, either forenoon or evening
The Sunday school and Christian Endeavor
meeting were held as usual Mr. and Mrs
Mills and children arrived home Tuesday
evening.
At the meeting of the Methodist church
Sunday evening the pastor, Rev. G. E.
Edgett, stated that he appreciated the good
feeling expressed towards him by his peo-
pie recently in requesting that he be return
ed to the pastorate here and that he hoped
he would remain here. The statement
was greeted with spontaneous applause.
c. F. CHM then stated that the total debts
of the church, for all purposes, were less
than 500, and a collection was taken which
realized S75. The deficit has since been
made up and the church is entirely free
from debt.
Baptist Church. High Street, Rev. f. S.
Philbrook, pastor. The Junior Society of
c. I. will hold their regular meeting this,
Thursday, afternoon, at 3:45 All chill
dren not connected with other societies are
invited to attend. The weekly prayer meet
ing will be held this evening at 80 Topic,
"The True Kindred of Christ" Sunday
services will be as follows: Sermons by
the pastor morning and evening on the
topics, Unbelef Unmasked, and the Great
Question Answered. Sunday school at
for no, Of y %
NJ; Christian Endeavor meeting at 6 80.
Gospel praise and preaching service at 30
Seats are free. All are cordially welcome
'SThe DUTY of Tolerance will be the
topic of the prayer meeting at the North
Church this, Thursday, evening at :15 p.
N. Sunday services: Sermon by the pas
tor. Rev g. S Mills, at 10 II a. m. Sunday
school at T. NJ. ; Conservation meeting of the
Y. p. 5. G. E. at $50 p M; topic, ''Pray er
Necessity Matt 16 :36-46 At 80 p. m
the evening service will be held with the
following program:
Prelude, Otfertorie If st. Cecilia,
Jules GriSon
r. l. Knowles
Duet, "Eyening brings us home, Philbrook
Mr.. anG Mrs. Pitcher.
Scripture reading and prayer.
Solo, "The Plains of Peace,
Mr.. +. S. Pitcher.
Otfertorie, lmproVson on a Melody,
Knowles
Address, ''Eleanor,'' a Study in Sefshness
and Self-sacrifoe.
Rev. &. s. Mills.
Aria, Lord God of Abraham Mendelssohn
Mr.. John Parker
Reading, Mrs. 5. A Parker
Hymn, hor
Postlude, Ponti icae. GUunod