The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-07-21
THE CHURCHES.
Z. W. Marsh's gospel tent will be erecte d
at the corner of Bridge and Holt streets
next week.

| c. W. Marsh's gospel tent will be erecte,
at the corner of Bridge and Holt street,
next week.
Rev. E. S. Philbrook will speak next Sun
day afternoon in the Shore Road schoo
house, East Belfast
Prayer meeting at the Congregations
Church this, Thursday, evening at 7,ao
There will be no preaching until Septem
Der. Sunday school at noon
Rev. Emanuel Jones, successful evan
| gelist, arrived last week to assist Rev
Robert Morris of Morrill, in evangelistit
work in Knox, Montville, Morrill, and Bel
| mont.
Christian Science services are held at !
F. Fernald's, No. 81 Cedar street, every Sun.
day morning at eleven O'Clock, and Wednes.
| day evenings at 7.3O, to which all are cor.
daily welcome
There will be meetings at the GOSPEL
MISSION, 81 High street, every Monday
Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday evenings
Sunday school at 1.3O D. M. and meeting
at $50 Sundays.
The services next Sunday at the Uni.
versalist church will be as follows; at
10.45 a. M, preaching by the pastor, Rev
Ashley A. Smith, subject, The Simplicity
of Religion; at - m., Sunday school. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
The Auxiliary Mission which has been
conducted by Mr.. and Mrs johnson at No.
81 Church street is to be moved to the Gil
more building on lower Main street, next
below Mary Christmas. The mission is
now suspended, but will reopen in the new
location in about four weeks
At the Unitarian church next Sunday.
morning service at 10.45 O'clock There will
be the conservation of children in conpec-
tion with the service. Preaching bv the
pastor, Rev. Harry Lutz, subject, s'The
Tides of Life Mrs. E. F. White will
sing "Come ye Children" from the Prodi-
gal Son. Sunday school at 10 O'Clock. All
are invited.
Prayer and praise service at. the Baptist
church this, Thursday, evening at 7.3O 4;
meeting for men and boys Sunday morning
at 10; preaching service, conducted by the
pastor, Rev. f. S. Philbrook at 1915; ser
mon topic, The Great Remembrance; E. F.
VIII ite will sing a selection from the Prodi-
gal son. Sunday school at noon; gospel
service at 7.30 p. m.; meeting for women
and girls Monday evening at 7.3o.
Morning worship at the NJ. E. church
next Sunday morning at 1915 with sermon
by the pastor, Rev. J. W. Hatch music by
choir; solo by Miss Mildred Sanborn; Sun
day school at noon; younglpeoples' meeting
at $50 p. m (; topic, "The spirit of caste -
asconcert will be given by Miss Pendleton's
Sunday school class. All are cordially in
vited Chorusl rehearsal at 7.30 Saturday
evening, July 23d.
REV. D L. WILSON RESIGNS. Rev. d.
L. Wilson, pastor of the Fort Fairfield Con-
gregational church for the past five years,
last Sunday morning announced his resig-
nation from that position, to take effect
Sunday, September 4th. He has accepted
the pastorate of the congregational church
in Belfast, Maine. This new charge is APP
parently highly desirable one. The
church edifce is a very fine and costly one,
and the membership of high order. Dur
ing his stay in Fort Fairfield Mr.. Wilson
has made great number of warm friends,
and very many will exceedingly regret to
part with him and his estimable and ami
able wife. No steps have yet been taken
toward securing new pastor for the Fort
Fairfield church, Fort Fairfield Review.
MoNTvILLE QUARTERLY MEETING The
last session OF the Montvile Quarterly
meeting was held in South jefferson and is
reported on all hands to be one of the best
ever held. The attendance from the
churches was good while the help from out
side was much more than ordinary. The
sessions were characterized by deep spirit
ual power from the beginning. The ser
mons were all helpful and inspiring. Rev.
II. +. Wood was made moderator of the
meeting while Peter Dunton was on hand
to I'LL his position as clerk, which position
he has held for many years. erbert A.
Clark was chosen assistant clerk. Rev.
interests of our publishing house and did
very efficient service. Rev. George II.
Hamlin and wife were present and spoke in
the interest OF our foreign mission work
and they never did better work. After
Bro. Hamlin's address en- Sunday afternoon
about fifty. dollars were easily raised for
the work he represented. The inspiring
singing was an important feature during
the whole session. The South Jefferson
Church has one of the best choirs in the
state. 1t includes very fine male quar-
tette Although Peter Dunton is now
dDouI 90 ears Vi age lie dILenuou nearly
all the meetings and did excellent work.
The quarterly meeting owes almost or quite
its very life to the faithful work he has
done for it for many years. He has always
been ready for wise counsel and all other
kinds of good work. The entertainment
by the South Jefferson church was ample
while the decorations provided by the
ladies were beautiful. 1t may be truth
fully said that this session of the old Mont
vile Quarterly meeting will not soon be
forgotten. Herald.