St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-02-25
Church Notes.

All the evening services in the churche
will be omitted Sunday night on accoun
of the temperance mee ting.
The Ladies Aid of the First Baptis
church will meet Thu, sday afternoon a
2o'clock with Mrs. Hurlburt, The Young
Peoples society were addressed Sunday
eveningby Dihdwo lived who gave mos
inteIe> ting account of his early LIE II
Liberia and his coming to this country
for his education
The colonial supper held by the Won
ans Association Of the North church
Thursday evening was attended by nearly
200 people and was a great success IN
every way. Quite a number came III old
fashioned dress and after the supper there
was spelling match. Richard b. East
man was the master and Mrs Homer b.
Carpt inter- was the fortunate one who
spelled the crowd down.
Mrs. Hankermeyer, field worker OF
the American Missionary Association,
gave most instructive address on Mis-
sion Work in New Mexico at the North
church last Friday afternoon to the ladies'
OF the North AND South churches. After
the address tea was served.
Sunday morning at 1O30in the Advent
Christian church, the pastors subject
will be THE Hope not Seen" The sub.
ject Tor the evening service at $50 will
be "The Joy of the Christian Lie"
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the South church meet with Mrs.
H. c. Bond in Summervile, Thursday
afternoon.
Friday evening there will be musical
meeting at the Salvation Army. George
S Smith will give an address on Person
al "reminiscences of Salvation Army
Work"
The theme of the sermon next Sunday
morning at the Free Baptist church will
be External Redemption" communion
following the sermon. Covenant meet
ing this evening. The Woman's Mission
airy society meets with Mrs. w. A. Little,
Thursday afternoon.
Sunday morning. at the Church of the
Messiah, the religious exercises in honor
of Washington's birthday were very en-
joyabe. The church was frightened
with flags, bunting and flowers. The
choir sang with fine effect two beautiful
anthems, ITO Thee, 0 Country and
"Helers American Hymn" and the pas
tors sermon was strong and earnest
plea for more honesty and purity in the
religious lite of the nation.
At the Church of the Missiah next
Sunday, the pastor, Rev. A. F. Walch,
will begin series of five special sermons
on The Universalst Declaration OF
Principles" l. "The Universal Father
hood of Cod"
The Pope's Silver Jubil was observed
at Notre Dame church last Friday by
two services, one at 8 a. M, high mass
and sermon, and one in the evening at
100, beneCiction and sermon. These
services were well attended, and the
school was given holiday. A contri-
button of $40 was received from this
parish and sent to the bishop, on this &C
casion, to be forwarded to the Pope.
In observance of Ash Wednesday SER
vice will be h' Id in Nortre Dame church
at 30 this morning and during the
Lenten season the benediction of the
blessed Sacrament will be celebrated on
Tuesdays and Fridays at 100.
First Church of Christ, Scientist, Odd
Fellows block. Sunday morning ser.
vice at 1045. Subject Man" We'd
nesday evening meeting at 100 Chill.
dten's Sunday school at 1915. The
reading room is open on Wednesday and
THURSDAY from 2 to s Christian Science
literature always on hand.
This music will be given at the
o'clock service at St. Andrews church
next Sunday: Organ solo, Chorus of
Angels" vocal solo, "The Holy City"
organ solo, Orchestral March; )" anthem,
"Our Soul on God with Patience Waits"
organ solo, French Overture
The Round Table OF the South church
held a meeting at the church paIlors
Monday evening. c, H, Dempsey gave
an inter esting talk on "Higbways and
Bvways OF Germany"