Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-30
CHURCH AND PASTOR
4 Glance at What is Being Done in
Maine Religious Circles.

seventeen children We're taken into
the Mattawamkeag Methodist church
on probation last Sunday.
Blanchard Conant has been engaged
as organist at the Monument SQUARE
Methodist church, Camden.
Rev. w. S. Coleman of Dover Is n
delegate to the Young Peoples For
ward Mission Convention at Silver Raw
n. Y.
Rev. W. H. Hall Of the East Water
boro Free Baptist church has rendered
ms resignation, after three years Of
service, much TO the regret of the peo-
pie.
kev. James McColley. who has been
IN Iowa for some time. has arrived in
Madison and preached his first sermon
in the Free Baptist church of that
town. last Sunday.
The lumber has arrived from Bangor
for the new Congregational chapel to
be erected in Camden on the lot where
the old one stood, and the work will be
begun at once.
Rev. II. l.. Garfield. a former pastor
of the Dover Universalist church, but
for the past four years located at
Woodstock. VT, has taken a parish at
OWatonna, MINI.
BY the will of the late George H.
Ingalls, which has just been filed in the
probate court at Boston, the Congrega-
tional church at Bridgton is to receive
| 49, 500.
Rev Mr.. Walsh, who has been in
Harmony for some time past, preached
his farewell sermon last Sunday. and
will join his wife in Leeds. Rev. Mr..
| March of Athens is to supply the pulpit
beginning next Sunday.
The Rev. W. o. Allen, pastor Of the
NJ. F.. church, Milbridge. has rendered
his resignation as leader of the society
| and will in the near future leave Mil
bridge. The church has not as yet a
| minister in view to fill the vacancy.
The Methodist Campmeetng Society
will begin its annual session at the
| campgrOund at Littleton, Sunday, Au-
| gust 4th. The Rev. Mr.. Gale a well
| known and popular evangelist Will con-
duct the services.
A committee Of the South Portland
North Congregational church are max
| ing extensive repairs to that ancient
| edifice. ana are soliciting funds to that
| end. Shingling. painting and papering
are among the projected improvements.
| Rev. Walter r. Bartlett has rendered
| his resignation as pastor of the Rock
| port BAPTIST church. to take effect the
| first Of September He will leave this
| week for DuXbury Mass. to pass his
| annual vacation and will preach his
/ =. l.
Rev Lee Maltbic Dean. pastor of the
| Westbr6ok Congregational church. will
spend his vacation in Europe. He sails
| from New York on the Caledonia OF
the Anchor Line. He will be absent
| about two months. visiting England,
| France and Italy.
The Congregational church and
parish of Kennebunk have extended a
unanimous call to Rev. Edwin G.. Crow
| dis to become their pastor. Mr..
| Crowds has been in MenaSha. Wis,
for the past two years. He is a grad
uate of Princeton.
| The oxford Association of Univer-
salists will hold its annual grove camp
| meeting at Lake Anasagunticook, Can
| ton, Sunday. August ). The speakers
fof the general convention of the Uni
versalist church. and Rev. Carl F.
Henry of Cleveland, Ohio.
Rev. D. F. Faulkner. pastor Of the
Methodist church. Madison, is TO be at
Northpor over three Sundays, and dur
| ing his absence services are to be held
| as usual. The pulpit will be supplied
as follows: July 29th, pastor of the
local Baptist church; Aug. 5th, Rev.
J. T. Roberts; Aug. 18th. Rev. w. F.
Berry. D. D., of Kent's Hill.
During the absence of Rev. A. B.
| Lorimer. pastor of the Second Baptist
| church. Bangor, his pulpit will be filled
as follows: Aug. ). Rev. F. l.. Wilkins.
| d. D.. of the Free Street Baptist
church, Portland; Aug. Y. Rev. 7. +.
| Busfield. p. r.. of New York. "a former
PASTOR: Aug. 10 and &c. Rev. VIM. J..
Noble. Phi. D.. of Brooklyn. Mr.. Lori
mev will pass his vacation at Marlboro,
Nc.