The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-06-26
The CHURCHES.

Aeld very successful session III ih"i
haven last week. The next ASSOCIATION
meeting will be held in OCTOBER WIN 'lie
church at Unity, of which Rev. Wills a.
Luce is apstor.
Rev. f. S. Philbrook will hold gospel
meeting in Bradmans Hall, East BELFAST,
Sunday afternoon at $50. If circumstances
are favorable Sunday school VIII be or
ganlzed Meetings will be held by young
people from the Baptist church at Halls
Corner and at Hayford's school house.
Goods Works in Nature" will be the sub
ject of the social meeting at the North
Church this, Thursday, evening at 7,3o
Next Sunday Rev. Norman Mcknnon OF
Augusta will preach in exchange with the
pastor at 1045 a. M. Sunday School at
noon; conservation meeting of the Y. +. ).
Z. E. at $50 p. m. topic, "The Fathers
| Care Matt 6: 1854; PS. 103: 1914; ADDRESS
by Rev. Norman McKinnon at 7.30 p. m.
Ernest R. Groves, graduate of Yale
Seminary, now of Dartmouth college, is to
supply the church pulpit at North Belfast,
during the summer. He began his laborS
last Sunday, preaching two able sermons.
The services for the summer will be as fol-
lows: Preaching at 1890 a. m; Sunday
school at Las a. m. evening service at
O'Clock, consisting of song service and adj
dress by pastor; Christian Endeavor meet
| ing Thursday evening at O'Clock. All are
| invited.
The services at the Universalist church
next Sunday will be as follows: At 1915 A.
NJ, regular preaching service, sermon by the
pastor, Rev Ashley A Smith; subject: "The
First and Great Commandment at y Nj.
Sunday school; at 30 p. NJ, public praise
service, pleasant Sunday evening service
OF song; singing led by cornet and violin;
special music by quartet, aud Miss Helen
Dllworth will Sing, by request, the solo
Face to Faces ten-minute address by
| the pastor subject: "Our Commission from
| Christ. These song services are for every
body, and IA cordial invitation is extended
to all.
| The annual meeting of the Church of
| God was held in the church at Beech Ridge,
Troy, beginning June 10Th and continuing
over Sunday. The following officers We're
elected: President, c. c. Moody of Mon
roe; Clerk and State Missionary, Rev. p.
o. Andrews of Monroe. The ministers pres
ent were Rev. NJ. Andrews of Frankfort,
| =. o. Andrews of Monroe, W. A. Stair of
Stockton, Warren Gordon of Knox, NJ Cur
It's OF Belfast, Ora Chase of Canaan, A. p.
Hatch of Burnham, Gideon Ponneoy of
Burnham, Allan Rollins of Troy, and Mr.
| WEIGH nf Pitt Stial1 Tho .,ttap1aooa u-ac
large considering the weather
Silver Cross Lodge, Knights of Pythas,
will have a memorial service at the Baptist
Church next Sunday at 1915 a. m. The
pastor, Rev. f. S. Phlbrook, will address
the Lodge on the subject of Loyalty Its
! Power, Objects and Reward The public,
including especially all friends Of the
Order, are cordially invited to be present
| Other notices for the Baptist Church are as
follows; Sunday School at the close of the
morning service; mems meeting at $50 p.
m; Y P. S. G. f. and women's prayer
meeting at $50 p, m; Gospel praise and
preaching service, with baptism, at $50 D.
M. topic of short sermon by the pastor,
| The Power of an Open Confession.
The ntarian conference in Yarmouth
last week elected the following officers
President, Hon. Joseph W. Symonds, Port
land vlce-president, Hon, Seldom Common,
Augusta; Mrs. Sarah F. Hamilton, Saco
secretary and treasurer, Rev. j. c. Perkins,
| Portland executive committee, Rev T. +.
| st, John, Eastport; Hon. II. II. Burbank.
Saco; Mrs. A. f. Greel Y, Ellsworth; Mrs
b. b. Murray, Calais; Mrs. Wilson Crosby.
! Bangor; Hon. Chas. F. johnson, Waterville.
| The report of the secretary and treasurer at
the meeting of the Women's Alliance show -
ed balance of 5000 in the treasury. These
officers We're elected; President, Mrs. Sa-
| rah f. Hamilton, Saco; vice presidents, Mrs
E. f. Shedd, Passport; Mrs W ilson Crosby,
! Bangor; secretary and treasurer, +. F.
| Hall, kennebunk
! The 18th annual convention of the Waldo
County Christian Endeavor | Mon vii be
held at the Congregational church North
! Belfast, Friday, June 9TH. Teams will
leave the Baptist church at Il. 10 and 6.45
p. NJ Following is the program;
AFTERNOON.
1.50. Devotional Service.
| i.45. Business:
Reading of Minutes
Report of Secretary and Treasurer
Report of Societies.
| Appointment of Committees
go Address, "Christian Endeavor Prin-
ciples: What are They?"
Rev. T. p. Williams, Searsport
$50. Open Parliament. Topic: ''What fee
ture of Christian Endeavor has
most helped your
$40 Paper. How Christian Endeavor
Principles Fit the Needs of
Young Christians in all Lands"
Miss Pauline Rhoades, Belfast
$50 Concert of Prayer for Christian En-
| deavor Societies the World
Around.
$40. Address, "What are the Later Fea
lures of Christian Endeavor,
and How They Grew Out of its
Principles ."
Mr. H. NJ. Prentiss, Belfast
400. Address, spiritual Power of the Old
and the New
Rev. f. S. PhilbrOok, Belfast
Election of Officers
EVENING.
100. Praise Service
1.15. Address, ''Shadow Casting"
Rev. Norman Mcknnon, Augusta
Conservation Service