The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-11-05
CONGREGATIONAL.

CONGREGATIONAL.
The Sunday services are as follows
Morning worship at 1915. Preaching
by the pastor. Special music by the
quartette. Bible school at 1905. Young
Peoples Alliance at 6, leader, Mr.. Ralph
Bailey. Evening service in the church
at Z, an illustrated address by the pastor.
The Junior Endeavor Society will
meet, Thursday afternoon, at o'clock.
This change is made from Friday in
order to accommodate a larger numter
of the Juniors.
The Reading Circle of the young pee
pie will meet in the chapel, Friday ever
ing at 730. The reading for the even
ing will be precepts selected from
Goethe's "Maxims and h, Elections.
At the annual meeting OF the Young
Poop e's Alliance held, Tuesday evening,
the following officers were elected for
the next half year: Pres, Mr.. Ralph
Bailey; Vic pres, Miss Jeanette Stui-
tevant, Sec, Miss Olive Green; Treas,
Miss Alice Moore.
At the Sunday morning service music
is to be furnished for the rest of the
parish year by a quartette under the
Next Sunday evening the pastor be
gins series of four illustrated evening
addresses upon the general theme lies
sons from the Story of Great Cities"
The subject Sunday evening will be
Paris, the Aome of Revolution and OF
Arr. These addresses will be illustrat-
ed by many beautiful lantern slides.
Illustrated hymns will also be used. All
are cordially welcome to these addresses
and to all the services of the church.
FIRST BAPTIST.
Morning worship at 10 45 with sermon
by the pastor, Rev. II. F. Huse, upon the
sui iect, Not conferred but transferred"
Singing by the finely trained choir under
the direction of Mrs. Philo Steward.
Sunday School at II. Mems Bible class
in the pastors parlors at II. General
subject of study, "Christ among men,"
Junior Christian Endeavorers at 3 o'clock
IN vestry. In the evening at 7 O'clock
grand service Of song and praise. The
pastor will begin a series of talks upon
the great doctrines Of salvation. The
first will be 'What is repentance ?" We
are glad that so many are finding IN
these Sunday evening meetings Just the
strength that is needed for the struggle
along lfe's approved way. All are
cordially invited to the services of this
church. Our seats are free and strangers
are always welcomed. Prayer meeting
tonight, topic 1.-THE parable OF the extra
service" Luke 17;7 10
Fridaysnight al O'Clock the Juniors
will hold their mite-bOx opening. IL Is
very much hoped that many OF the
parents may attend with their children.
The Young peoples social upon Monday
night brought out a large company of
our young people. The social was one
OF the best we have had. The vestry
was never more prettily arranged for a
social gathering. The following pre-
gram was carried out, Piano solo, Mrs.
Florence Dugas; Original paper, Mr.
Angler Goodwin; Singing, male quar-
tette; Reading, Mrs. M. L. Murray !;
Violin solo, Arthur Merchant; Recita-
lions, J. j. Maven; Duet, Mrs. Steward
and Mrs. Huntington. The committee
having the social In charge consisted of
Miss Clara Emery, Mrs. Nellie Day, Mr..
j. j. Maven and Mr.. Angler Goodwin.
The chairman of the committee for the
next social gathering is Miss Nellie
Ashby. The time for the next social
will be announced later.
UNIVERSALIsT,
Nov. Sth at 10 40 morning worship
with sermon by the pastor, theme :
The Signs of the Times. The Sunday
School cOnvenes at II m. Junior Y. Z.
G. U. at 4 o'clock subject; The Below
ed Disciple. Evening worship and \.
p. c. u. meeting at 7, Topic: Reverence.
All are welcome.
The Ladies' Circle will meet this
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. NJ. l.,
futile, Madison Ave.
METHODIST.
There will be the usual services at the
Methodist church next Sunday. Do not
forget the prayer meeting, tonight.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Service and Sunday school, 20 Water
street, Nov. s. Subject 'Mortals and
Immortals."