Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-08-22
MAINE NEWS IN BRIEF
CHURCH AND PASTOR.
TENS Of Religious Interest from All
Parts of Maine.

III Rev, w. w. Carver has accepted
iall to the Free Baptist church at East
Raymond.
The annual convention of the Aroos-
sook County Christian Endeavor Union
will be held at Blaine on Tuesday, Sep
sember /.
IA Right Reverend VIM. II. O'Connell,
Bishop Of Portland, will preach the ser
@&hion at the blessing of the cornerstone
Aof the new dominion monastery in the
Asuburbs of Washington, Sunday.
III Rev. Edward H. Newcomb, pastor
Hsince November, 1901, of the Second
church, Biddeford, has
Hdecided to accept the call from the Con-
church of Newburyport,
Mass, extended three weeks ago.
VI The Poland camp meeting which be-
Hkins August oath is to continue for sew
fEen days. There has been a misunder-
&standing about this matter and many
Ehave been led to think that it was to
Hast only two days. 1t will continue the
aentire week with Sunday the 30th, the
biggest day of all.
Ia Rev. E. S. Stackpoe of Bradford,
Fl Massachusetts, formerly of Augusta
sHfas been in Auburn for a day or two
Twisting old friends. His sermon at the
Il High Street Methodist church Sunday
k.eyening showed that he has lost none
4 of his old time vigor of expression and
Il terse logic. DIR. Stackpole received a
Il warm welcome from old friends and
4 neighbors.
Ha Rev. f.. w, Webber, pastor of the Uni
Fyersalist church in Oldtown, will dellV-
HI er an address in the church at Poland
IICorner next Sunday morning under the
Eauspices of Excelsior Grange of that
Ipfown. Several other oranges have been
Ninvited and the crowd will doubtless be
Ia large one Mr. Webber is very tai
Tented speaker and all who attend Will
4 be well repaid for time and trouble.
H3 The East Poland camp-meeting will
atopen it's annual meeting. Aug. 24th,
flor a two days session. The services
will he in charge of Rev. A. S. Ladd.
Zone of the special features is to be a
Nseries of talks in favor of enforcement
Aaand against resubmission. w. H. Miles
Hsof Lisbon is arranging for the music,
Wand has already engaged Miss Carrie
MALCOLM of Massachusetts as soiolst.
81 Prof. A. w. Anthony of Lewiston
Il saws that there is a good prospect for a
HI class of some size to begin the work at
lfSthe Cobb Divinity School this fall
While he was in New Brunswick inc
sSfirst of August, it was his privilege &c
III address, Free Baptist proVlncia
II league in which were several young
8fiSmen who are seriously considering en-
88stering this theological seminary IL
Ai3IAewiston this year.
eM In the presence of "a congregation
ssSwhich tested the capacity of st. John
church, Rev. Timothy IL
iHoulihan, recently graduated from the
{ Famous seminary of st. Sulpice, Paris
75lnnd whose ordination occurred at the
at Metz, celebrated his first
] HsoIemn high mass Sunday forenoon
s#IAur. 16. The attendance, even for st
II |John's was unusually large and many
I Df his classmates at Bangor High school
4 akere among those present
Sheriff G.. S. Cummings of AndroS-
y6ggip county will give an address at
tte annual campmeeting of the Meth
f&SOdists of Somerset County to be held at
#North Anson. The annual meeting
Twill open Monday. Aug. "a. and con-
,sIstinue eight days During the meeting
a3sthe following clergymen will give ad-
sHSdresses: w. +. Berry, president of the
.sssaIssMaine Wesleyan Seminary, kent's Hill;
HIS. L. Leech, Thomas Whitcside. r. n.
ss33s 33sJoscelyn, Daniel Onstatt. G. r. Hanna =
ford, Fred Mcneil II. l.. Nichols, Harry
HIN r y T1nh1m {. X POljDpr
SNF. C. Norcross, w. Canham, Sheriff &.
slaS. Cummings. DR.. J. +. Haley, DIR. j. w.
sasMcGruder, II. F.. Dunnack of Augusta,
Wand others. The meeting will be in
fbcharge of the following: S. Nose, Mad
ISgison: w. II. Mckenney, North Anson;
NV. II. Emery, Skowhegan.