The Republican journal., 1902-01-16
THE CHURCHES.

There will be religious services at the
Ctypoint schoolhouse next Sunday at 13o
aud 6.30 p. M.
At the Unitarian church next Sunday Mr.
Edward Thorndike will repeat the solo he
gave last Sunday, "DaWn of Redemption
We shall print next week, by request, a
sermon by Rev. Harry Lutz, pastor Of the
| Unitarian church in this city, on "1he Nine
teenth Century's Request to the Twentieth. -
Anniversary service, in memory of the
late VIM. S. Brannagau will be held in St
| Francis Catholic church tomorrow, Friday,
morning at 9 O'clock
Following are the services for next Sun
day at the Unitarian Church, Rev. Harry
| Lutz, pastor: Regular morning service at
1915 o'clock; preaching by the pastor ;
| Sunday School at l. O'Clock All are in
| vited
The meeting in the week of prayer series
at ths IaiiBbff66salst church Wednesday even
ing, 3s'frsl >l,.- was largely attended, incIud-
| ing 40 members of hcS5aptst young mems
| society, the Brotherhood of Andrew and
| Philip, who came in a body. The meeting
was led by the pastor, Rev. a. A. Smith,
and brief remarks were made by the local
| clergy and members of the congregation
| Special music was given, including a solo by
| c. t. White.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church has elected the following officers
| President, +. p. Biodgett Vice Presidents,
| Miss Sabina Morey, Miss Lana Pendleton,
! Miss Lillian Spinney, Miss Nettie Follett );
| Secretary, Mrs, NJ. A. Wadlin; Treasurer,
| Clarence Read.
| The topic for the prayer meeting at the
| North Church, this, Thursday, evening, will
| be "a year for God" Rev. A. A. Smith will
| exchange with the pastor. The Sunday
| school will be at - o'clock The Christian
| Endeavor topic, 1T s. 50 M.,will be, "Caeb
choosing hard thing The pastors sub
| iect for the TO P. NJ. meeting will be '' A
| Rejected King
| The morning. services were omitted at the
| Methodist church last Sunday on account of
the illness of the pastor. The services next
| Sunday will be as follows: Preaching at
| 1915 A. NJ. Sunday school at - NJ Epworth
| League at go p, NJ. at 7.30 the pastor will
preach sermon to girls and young women
subject, GA Young Woman's Will" The
singing will be by the young people, All
| are invited,
| he services at the Baptist church for
the week will be as follows: The pastor,
| Rev. E. S. Philbrook, will speak next Sun
day morning on the Universally of the Cos
| pei. The evening topic will be the Forgive
ness OF Sins. The usual meetings for men
| will be held Saturday evening at 9 O'Clock
and Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock, The
| girls and young ladies will meet Monday
evening at 730. The Brotherhood of An
drew and Philip will hold an open meeting
Wednesday evening, JAN 22nd, and extend
| an invitation to their lady friends to be
| present. After the usual business session
musical and literary program will be pre-
! sented and the remainder of the evening
| spent socially.
| The services at the Universalist church
next Sunday will be as follows: At 1O.45
| a. r., preaching by Rev. Geo. S. Mills, in
| exchange with the pastor; at - M, Sunday
school; at 6.15 p. NJ, young peoples meet
ing, topic, "Wrong doing always brings its
punishment;' at 7.30 the pastor, Rev. A. A.
Smith, will give the first lecture in a series
of six, on alternate Sunday evenings. There
will be vocal and instrumental solos and
special music by the choir The subject
next Sunday evening will be "What a
Uryersalist has to say about the Bible.''
cordial invitation is extended to ALL The
ushers will conduct visitors and strangers
to good seats. The dates and subjects of
the other lectures will be as follows: Feb.
2, What Universalist has to say about
Salvation. Feb. Is, What Universalist
has to say about He'll March 2, What a
Universalst has to say about Christ.
March 16, What Uniyersalist has to say
about God March 80, Easter Concert by
II e children of Sunday school, assisted by
choir and other singers. April 10, Why /
AIN Universalst?