The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-10-08
Church Notes.
BETHANY.

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sociable In their chapel and church
parlor, tomorrow evening, with Eugene
Fields poems as a special feature.
Preaching by the PASTOR next SUNDAY
at the usual hour, l0.45 a. N. The ex-
ercises OF Rally day will fill up the Sur
day School hour. Parents and friend
Of the children are especially invited t.
be present. The Christian Endeavor
Society will hold meeting at p. H..
as usual. At the hour Of evening woi-
ship at o'clock, reports from the cor
vention meetings at Rocklaud may b,
expected from the pastor ard his wifi
The Miller Mission band hold thei
regular meetings this afternoon in tn
church parlor Al o'clock.
Remember the prayer meeting, Thu
evening, at 100.
CONGREGATIONAL.
At the Congregational church on Sur
day there will be morning worship al
1913 with sermon by the pastor, Rev.
II. w. kimball. The pastor will begin a
series of sermons upon the general
theme, "What Is Christianity - "Present
Day Interpretations of Religious Truths. "
Special music. Bible school at l2.O5.
The school is large, finely officered and
with competent teachers, well graded
and we welcome all to its classes.
The Young Peoples Alliance holds it,
meeting at o'clock in the chapel.
Evening service at 7.
The Junior Endeavor meets Friday
afternoon at four O'Clock. The Thurs
day evening meeting (tonight) will be
held with Mrs. lothian Weston, Just out
of the village on the middle road Mrs
Weston is one of the oldest members of
church unable to come to the services,
and so we are going to take one of our
services to her.
The knights of King Arthur connect
ed with the church will meet Monday
evening at I o'clock.
Last Saturday evening a reading circle
of the young people to be known as
THE Circle of TIE White CLOTH was
organized in the chapel 1t is planned
to meet through the fall and winter both
for profit and sociability. The next
meeting is to be held on Friday evening
In the chapel at $50 and young people
who are interested, and who during the
winter would like to read and talk over
with other young people some of the
best things ever written are invited to be
present.
Last Sunday evening the pastor gave
very interesting talk upon 1.-THE
Theology of Jonathan Edwards and the
Theology of Today"
1t has been requested by several of
the church that dime Offering as sug-
gested in the REPORTER be taken in the
church next Sunday for the sufferers
from the Eustis fire, and an opportunity
will be given for any who wish to con-
tribute.
The Working League will meet Mo-
day next at the vestry at p. m.
UNIYERsALIsT.
Rally Sunday was success. All the
services next Sunday will be at the
usual hours, viz; Service of worship
with sermon by the pastor at 1915.
Sunday school at II IN. Junior Union
at 4 30, subject, "Seeds That Bear
Fruit !. p. c. U. meeting at p. M,
topic, "rhe Gospel Truth Intended for
All"
METHODIST.
Next Sunday is Rally day at the NJ.
K. church. 1915, an appropriate ser.
mon by the pastor. AT 1905 the Bible
school will have program to which all
friends and members of the school are
invited. The collection Is for the S. S.
Union. At 3 p. N. the Junior League.
At p. m. the Epworth League, subject,
"Know and Obey the Word of God )"
leader, Earl Smith. A collection will be
taken for flowers for the sick. At p.
M, prayer and praise service.
The following officers have been elect
ed for the Junior League of the M. E.
church; President, Bertha Merrill
vice presidents, Roy Seeklns, Winfield
Brigham, Harold Bradley, Beulsh Smith
secretary, Ralph Brown; treasurer,
Mable Ross.
The Social Circle of the NJ. E. church
will meet with Mrs. Warren Harville,
Bush St., Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
Prayer meeting this evening, (Thurs-
day.. There will be business meeting
of the W. 81. NJ. s. at the close to elect
delegates to the Conference convention
at Lewiston, Oct. 20, 81.
FIRST BAPTIST.
At the First Baptist church on Sunday
morning there will be worship at 1915
with sermon by the pastor upon the sub
ect "Walking with God" Singing by
the chorus choir under the leadership of
Mrs. PEilo Steward, also by the male
quartet. Sunday school at II. Mems
Bible class at ~ m. In the pastors par
lors. Juniors at o'clock. Evening
service at o'clock. Praise service with
short address by the pastor. All cordial
ly invited. Prayer meeting tonight at
7,30 o'clock.
A very enjoyable social gathering took