The Republican journal., 1906-06-28

piOraDle conditions In IeSdIu 10 ulNolce,
| and would advocate the promotion of
| healthier public sentiment in respect to
| this and other question of social morals.
| Rev. Ebenezer Bean of Bluehill was APP
| pointed moderator and Rev. r. G. Harbutt
Of Castine scribe of conference and of the
Ministerial Association.
The monthly covenant meeting of the
| Baptist church occurs this, Thursday, even
! ing at : so o'clock. All members are ex-
/ pected to be present, if possible. and friends
| and strangers are invited to attend. At the
| close of the service a business meeting of
| the church will be called. Sunday services
morning worship at As, conducted by the
pastor, Rev F. s. Phlbrook, whose topic
Of discourse will be, ''The All-knoWing
| Christ :" communion service at Ills; Sun
| day school at noon; Christian Endeavor
| monthly conservation service and quarterly
business meeting at $50; union temperance
| meeting at the Methodist church at I 80.
| The people Of Belfast and visitors and
! strangers are invited to attend these ser
| vices
The sixteenth annual convention of the
!
Will be held in the Baptist church at Satur-
day Cove, Northport, Friday afternoon and
evening, July 9th The principal address
will be given by Rev f. 5. Harsh of Water
vile upon the topic, The Fine Art Of Fine
Living" Rev +. 5. Philbrook Of Belfast
will speak upon The Quarter Century of
Christian Endeavor and its Lessons. "Join-
l,1 tn rph
Services and "Giving'' will be discussed
by Rev. Harry Hill of Searsport and Mr..
Clarence Hall and Miss Lillian Spinney of
Belfast Picnic supper Will be served. All
who are Interested in young peoples work
are cordially invited 10 attend.
The newly organized Reformed Dutch
church in East Belfast holds regular
preaching services i'm the schoolhouSe in
former school district NO IS. Rev William
Vaughan the pastor, breaches in the Con-
grpgational church at the Head of the Tide
every Sunday forenoon at 1890 O'clock and
in the schoolhouse for his own church,
fortughtly, Sundays at 80 p N. \ sun
day school is held in the schoolhou>e I'M
mrdiateiy after the preaching service, and
at the same hour on the days when there is
30 preaching. The prayer meetings are
| held at the homes of the members Thursday
| evenings. The foundation walls for the
| new chapel were laid last fall and work
| began ON the main building last week. The
walls viii be Of field rock, laid in cement,
| and the design is a very attractive one. The
| building viii be ready for use this fall
| The 43d annual session of the Maine nj
| tartan conference was held with the First
| Congregational Society in Castine June
! 10Th and 30th. At the business session
| Thursday afternoon the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
| dent, Rev. Joseph ". Symonds, Portland
| vice presidents, Seldom Connor, Augusta,
and Mrs Sarah Fairfield Hamilton, >aco
! secretary and treasurer, Rev. John c. Per
! kins, Portland; executive committee, Rev.
/ W. Il. Lewis OF kenntbunk, John Wilson
| Of Bangor, Mrs \. +. Greeley of Ellsworth,
| Mrs. A. Is. Murray of Calais, + rank Red
| dngtUn of Waterylle, Mrs. Alvah Roy
Scott OF Bangor. The session closed with
an illustrated lecture on the history and de-
velopment of Unitarianlsm, delivered by
| the Rev. Charles Elliot st. John OF Boston.
/ 1t was decided to hold the next session of
| the conference with the church in Houlton,
! Me, in June, 1907.