The Republican journal., 1902-10-09
THE CHURCHES.

Rev. G. f. Edgett will preach in Morrill,
| next Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
| The services at the Methodist church next
| Sunday Will be as usual. Chas. F. Davis
has been engaged as violnist for the winter,
and will play a solo and a duet with Mrs.
W. A. Mackenzie next Sunday evening.
At the Unitarian church next Sunday
morning service at 1045, with preaching by
the pastor, Rev. Harry Lutz; subject, 'The
Autumn Leaf. Sunday school at 12m. All
are invited
Christian Science services will be held
next Sunday at II a. m, at % Cedar street.
! The subject of the leSSon-sermon to be
/ The Doctrine of the Atouement. All are
cordially welcome
| The mid-week meeting at the North church
will be held this, Thursday. evening at
+ 80; topic "The Hard Life. The Sunday
services will be as follows: sermon by the
pastor at 1915 a. m. subject, "Makng
| Friends of Nammon; e; sunday school at
noon; c. f. meeting at $50 p. M; topic,
"Fruitful or Urfruitful'; at 80 p. m. the
pastor will address the Chautauqua Circle.
The usual services will be held at the
Baptist church. Preaching Sunday fore
noon at 1O45 by Rev. George f. Tufts OF
Islesboro in exchange with the pastor.
Mems meeting at $50 p. m. Y. P. 5. c. E.
at $50 p. M. Gospel meeting at 80 p. IN.
Women's meeting Monday evening at 80.
Social meeting of the brotherhood of An
drew and Philip Wednesday evening at
80. There will be Christian Endeavor
sociable Tuesday evening. The topic for
mid week prayer meeting this, Thursday,
evening is "Going Up to Jerusalem All
The services at the Universalist church
next Sunday will be as follows: AT 1915
a. H., regular service preaching by the pas
tor, Rev. Ashley A. Smith; subject of SER
mon, "The Shadow of Gods Hand" Sun
day school at noon, with mems class, con-
Quoted by the pastor, in the study of Chris
| tan Economies; topic, "The Coal Strike
Praise service at 7.30p. M; singing led by
cornet and violin special music. The sub
! ject of the address will be personal In
\
| al public as we'll as the parish, and a cordi-
| al invitation is extended to all.
The 34th annual session OF the Maine
Universalist Sunday School Convention
| will be held at Mechanic Falls, Oct. % and
| % All schools having 30 or less scholars
are entitled to four delegates. All larger
schools are entitled to one more delegate
for every 30 additional scholars. Those de-
string entertainment should send their
names to Rev. w. f. GaSkin, Mechanic
| Falls, Me. Breakfast and lodging will be
provided free. Dinners and suppers will
be served in the vestry at p cents ii meal for
each person. Hotel accommodations will
be arranged for any so desiring. There
| will be the usual reduced rates on the rail
roads. The Young Peoples Christian
| Union convention will meet in the same
place Oct. % and "a.
| At the convention of the Maine Free Bap-
fist Association in Pittsfeld Oct. LIST, Treas
urer George III. Brown reported all church
assessments paid and balance of $500 in
the treasury. There has been an increase
of $40 members. Rev. L. S. Williams for
the committee on neurology reported the de-
ceased members. An address on Free Bap-
fist Doctrine was made by Rev. Mabel c.
Andrews. The convention closed Thurs
day noon. These officers were elected
President, Hon. n. S. Purinton, West. Bow
dom; vice presidents, G. B. Files, Lewiston,
Rev. Mabel c. Andrews, Madison, A. I.
Purnton, Waterville; treasurer, Rev. G. II.
Brown, Auburn; clerk, H. j. Piper, Dexter
corresponding secretary, Herbert S. Whit
comb, Bangor auditor, A. }. b. Knowlton,
Lewiston. The Woman's Missionary soc
ETY. elected the following officers: President,
Mrs. Alma NJ. Cousins, Steep Falls record
ing secretary, Miss Clara Purinton, West
Bowdoin; corresponding secretary, Miss
Mary E. White, Bowdoinham treasurer, +
I. Thurlough, Maple Grove; auditor, Mrs
Addie NJ. Childs, Bowdoin; superintendent
junior work, Mrs. Mary b. kneeland, West
! Lebanon