The Republican journal., 1906-04-19
THE CHURCHES.

pastor, Rev. Ashley A. Smltn. sunday
school at 8 80 p. m.
Evangelistic services will be held at the
Mission Sunday afternoon and evening at
2. 80 and O'Clock. Evangelist W. W. Lait
will sing and preach. Everybody welcome.
Services at the Unitarian Church next
Sunday morning at As O'Clock with ser
mon by the pastor, Rev. Harry Lutz. Sun
day school at - O'Clock. All are welcome
Christian Science services are held at j.
F. Fernad's, No. 81 Cedar street, every
Sunday morning at IL O'Clock, and Wedne5-
day evenings at 80, to which al! are cordl-
ally welcome.
The services at the NJ. E. church next
Sunday will be as usual sermon at 1915 a.
H. Sunday school at u NJ. F.; Junior League
at D M. Brotherhood meeting at 80 p.
N. preaching service at 715 p. m.
Religious services will be held in the
I chapel at East Northport Sunday, April
22nd, at 1880 a. M, with sermon by the
pastor, Rev g. G, Winslow; at 80 a. m.,
sunday school al O. 80 p. m, services at the
Branard schoolhouse.
Services at the North church Junior c. K.
| Thursday at $50 p. M; prayer meeting
/ Thursday at $50 p. m.; morning worship
at lO45 a. m; sunday school at II IN. ;
| Christian Endeavor at $50 p. m. evening
service at 80 p. N.
An Invitation is extended by the Balti
church to the following services: Sunday
morning worship at 10 45, with sermon by
the pastor, Rev. Z. S. Philbrook, on the topic
''The Message OF the Open Door;' Sunday
school at noon mems meeting at 80 p. m !;
| Christian Endeayor service at $50 p m,
| and peoples hymn and responsive service
| (postponed) at I SO p. m. The Junior Socl-
ETY. of c. E. will meet this, Thursday, after
| noon at 5 :45, and the meeting for prayer
and conference will be held at 7:30 p. m.
Free seats and a welcome tor all.
QUARTERLY CoNFERERCE. The fourth
| quarterly conference of the NJ. F. church
was held in the church vestry April 1lth
presiding Elder Haywood presiding. The
following reports were given: The Epworth
Leagues work 1or the year was clearly and
concsely stated by the president Ihe
| League room has been renovated, papered
| and painted, more than one hundred dollars
has been given to church expenses, and
| every department is i'll fine working condi-
| ton, especially the Mercy and Help depart
ment, which has during the year distributed
I among the needy over one thousand articles
of wearing appearel, and sent food ard other
material aid to many families. The Junior
League reported the league to be III pros
porous condition, the girls and boys striving
| to follow the senior League ID doing theif
best work for the cause. The music COM
mittee reported an unusually prosperous
wear in this direction, having secured Miss
| AMY +. StOddard as an organlst and having
an established choir through the year. The
| treasurer reported the year to have been
very successful financially and that all bills
would be paid in full by the first OF May,
/ There were various other minor reports ON
church work, including the report OF the
Ladies Aid which has given toward the
church expenses over one hundred dollars.
| Presiding Elder Haywood was much pleased
with the reports, which he declared to be
! the best in the district He said that the
average attendance at class meetings had
been larger here than ON any other charge.
The present pastor, Rev. John W. Hatch,
was unanimously invited to return Tor an
other year. Adjourned.
The concert given by the North Church
| Sunday School at t. 80 Sunday evening was
very successful, though the storm prevented
some of the participants from attending.
| Tho nrnpram was as follows:
| Voluntary, MISS DuntUn.
Professional, Easter Carol.
| Scripture Reading and Prayer,
Rev. d. L. Wilson.
HYMN. School.
Recitation and Song,
'On Easter Day" and "ReJolce g Llttle
Children"
Mabel Craig aud the Primary and In
termediate Departments.
Recitation, 1.-The Lily's Sermon"
Margaret Craig
Recitation and Song,
"Our Christ, Our King" and every
Jessie Hart and Primary and Inter
mediate Departments.
Recitation, .,.--
Hymn ''l School
Exercise, "Flowers from the Nations"
Miss Pilsburys Class
Recitation, kay L'ndgren
Song. "Because He Loved Us So,''
| Freda Sylvester, Ruth kimbal, Harry
Bowker, Stephen Clement and Primary
Glass.
Exercise, "Easter Wreaths,''
Mrs. Craig's Class.
HYMN School.
Exercise, "Easter Messages
Miss kittredge's Glass,
Recitation, Louise Clement.
Dialogue,
Florence Shaw, Margaret Craig, Hazel
GipsoD, Louise Clement, Geneva
Stephenson
Offering.
Rrief Address to the Children,
Rev. d. L. Wilson.
Hymn, School.
1t rained steadily all day Sunday and
this lessened tie attendance at the
churches, but the special Easter services
were carried out in all of them according to
the progl ans published last week, or with
sIjyht variations. Palestine Commandery,
No. 5, X T. attended the afternoon service
at the Universalist church, of which Sir
Knight Rev Ashley A. Smith is pastor,
marching to the church under umbrellas
The service was as follows:
Organ Volmtary-Adagio (Mendessohn)
| Mrs. Herbert f. Drinkwater
Anthem-Hallelujahl Christ is Risen, (Forbes)
UniverSallst Church Choir