The Somerset reporter., 1904-01-28
Church Notes.
FIRST BAPTIST.

horrible pit" Singing by the large
| chorus choir under the direction Of Mrs
Philo Steward, leader. Solo at each scf-
vice by some member of the choir. The
Sunday school meets at II o'clock for
study of the Bible. The Juniors will
hold their regular meeting at O'Clock
in the vestry. Last Sunday the ! ader
was Roland Wyman. Our Juniors are
storm proof. The attendance was 81.
There was good number out to the
Young Peoples meeting last Sunday at
O'Clock. This organ ltion is steadily
growing In numbers and Influence. The
topic next Sunday will be Every Chris
tian called to be a missionary Luke
"a 44-49.
Gospel praise service at O'Clock.
Chapter five of "Brief Chapters III Early
Church History" written by the pastor
will be read. The trials and triumphs
of the early Christians as presented In
these brief chapters make deep in
preston upon those who hear them.
Topic of the evenings address will be
"Taking up our cross" Testimony ser
vice will follow. Special singing at this
evenings service. All are cordially
welcomed to the services of this church.
Last Friday evening the Ladies' Mis-
sonsry Circle held "gentleman's
night" 1t was missionary social
which included missionary service in
which reports of missionary progress in
different parts of the worldwide field
were read. Refre shments were served
at the conclusion Of the program. II
was stormy night but those present
were amply repaid for getting out. The
At. t. ln- - MrF y L.
Grover, president of the Circle.
Upon Sunday afternoon at 2.30 there
will be memorial service In the church
for Everett Ardell Ham. Friends and
Juniors are asked to be present promptly
at this time.
Prayer meeting in the yestry tonight
at 7.30. "True diseipleship," AT the
conclusion of the prayer meeting meet
ing of the officers and teachers of the
school will be held.
For account of the Monday evening
social see separate notice. The con.-
mittee appointed for the next social
consists of Miss Gertrude Carter, Miss
June Dunn. Miss Harriet Marble, Mr..
Henry Matthews and Mr.. Charles Allen.
The musical and literary entertainment
which WAS TO come, Monday evening,
has been postponed until later date.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Morning worship Sunday at 10 40 !,
preaching by Rev. Robert G Harbutt Of
Searsport; Sunday school al l205 all are
welcome; Young Peoples Alliance al 6
o'clock, evening service in the chapel at
Z, the society of Junior Endeavor will
meet IN the vestry at o'clock, Sunday
afternoon. The md-week service at
30 on Thursday, under the direction Of
the Woman's Missionary Society; the
subject will be "Maine Missions.
The Working League will meet with
Mis-. G. B. Ssfford, Monday afternoon, at
2 O'clock.
The Young Peoples society will hold
a sociable, Tuesday evening Feb. 2, at
the vestry, all are welcome. Come and
have good time.
BE- HANY.
Prayer meeting this evening at 80.
The pastor expects to return from the
Colby College trustees 'mid-vear meeting
in Portland in time to lead the meeting.
Public worship next Sunday at 1915
n m. Sunday School session in the
chapel at II IN.
There Will be union meeting of the
Junior Endeayor societies. Sunday after
noon, al 3 O'Clock in the Methodist ves-
try in charge of the visiting deAconness,
Miss Sant"e
Christian Endeavor meeting at 6 p. III.
in the church parlor led by Mrs. Spencer.
SUI jet, Every Christian called to be "A
missionary. Evening worship al p. N.
in the chapel
METHODIST
Prayer meeting tonight. Thursday.
The +. l. will have social Mt the VI :
try, Friday tvening al 80. Everybody
invited.
Sunday morning, sermon by the pa
tor. Singing by the quartette and the
deaconess. 5. 5. at II m. The school
is increasing in interest and numbers,
with classes to suit all ages, from Miss
Wares Kindergarten class to Gen.
Dyer's Bible class.
All the Junior societies are invited 10
a union Junior meeting at the Methodist
vestry, Sunday afternoon, Jan. 81, ct 3
p. m. Miss Santee, the deaconess who
has been assisting in parish work during
January, will have charge of the NEE
ing.
The +. l.. prayer meeting at 6 O'Clock.
The praise and social meeting of the
church at o'clock, led by the pastor
and assisted by the deaconess. This
will be the last meeting Miss Santee will
be with US, as she goes to work with
another church in February. Every
body invited to all these services.
The Ladies' Social Circle met with
Mrs. Chas. Danforth, Madison Ave, on
Monday at o'clock. There were a
large number present. An Easter sale
and supper is b. NJ planned.
Last Sunday evening Miss Santec gave
a very interesting address on "Deacon-
ess' work. There were large number
present and u good collection received
for the Deaeoness Home in Portland.
UNIVERsALIsT.
Services Sunday at 1915; Sunday
school at L. M. Junior union al 4 p. m,
subject, Ready for Service; y. +. c L.
meeting al 6 p. m, top'c, Faithfulness.
The Ladies Circle meets Thursday
(Jan. 2S) with Mrs. Adam simpson. AL
the ladies of the congregation are invited
to the afternoon session. Each lady Is
requested to bring box lunch which is
to be served at six O'Clock. A special
invitation is extended to the gentlemen
to be present at lunch and for social
evening.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
At Christian Science Hall, w, b. Stew
ard block, % Water ST. Church SER
vices at 10 - a m, subject Esprit =
Sunday School ll45 a. m. All are wei
come.
Regular church services of the Chris
tian Science society will be held in their
rooms over Geo. Simpsons store on
Water ST., Sundays, | a. M, and We'd