The Republican journal., 1907-12-26
THE CHURCHES.

i'tit Will De no services AT Cle Unitarian
chulh next Sunday ON account of the un.
ay.dtbe absence Of the pastor, Rev.
Alosh Rossbach.
The Christian Scientists hold services in
br hail, 127 Main street, every Sunday
u. NJ at II o'clock and Wednesday even
n- O 30 o'clock, to which all are cordially
VT come.
Il-re will be services by Rev. w. F.
N8att next Sunday in the chapel at East
y Aport at 1915 a. m. Services by Rev.
e Winslow in the Brainard schoolhouse
si a0p. M.
There will be an afternoon service of the
'r9restant Episcopal church at the North
chg ch vestry on Sunday next, Dec. 29th, at
ST. All are welcome. MIR. Orlando Tith-
r=ton is lay reader.
THE annual meeting of the North Congre-
gauualist church will be held Thursday
e7enag, January End, in the church par
Jrs supper will be served at O'Clock,
au5 he meeting will be called to order at
49,
Ihe services next Sunday at the Univer-
s. church will be as follows: At .45
ncEing service, with sermon by the pastor
WJi-ct, "Dials of Growth" New Years
;-1ron at II O'Clock, Sunday school; at
'3eerening service, with lecture; subject,
"a Inter and His Picture" A cordial
ITl,atiOn is extended to all.
INeIe will be a service at Trinity Re
iW-d church next Sunday at 230 D. m.,
MIA sermon by the pastor, Rev. William
{.-han. Sunday school Immediately af-
Pei -ae service. Prayer meeting this, Thurs
l.l -vening at 7.30 O'Clock. The seats are
-.-. and a welcome is extended to ALL
.r services for the week at the North
-gational church will be as follows
.. C.. +. meeting this, Thursday, after
' Ht $50; prayer meeting this evening at
lopic: Afterthoughts of Christmas f.;
hts of King Arthur Friday evening at
Morning worship Sunday at 10.45,
sermon by the pastor, Rev. ID. L. Will
sr >unday school at u m. !; business meet
4 the G. E. Society at $50; evening
N|,ajp at 7.3o.
la services at the Baptist church next
>4'nty VIII be, as usual, at 1915 a. m, and
m, with sermon in the morning by
Tl~ pdStor. Sunday school at noon, and all
" 10 not attend Sunday school elsewhere
@" welcome. The Brotherhood meets at
p. M, and the Christian Endeavor at
d m A ha G1n
h-t L. NJ. Gordon and his wife, medical
l ionaries from India, will deliver ad-
d-->Ses relative to their missionary work
aud experiences in the Orient. PRAYER
Letting this, Thursday, evening at 7.SG
ou ek.
4 we'll laden tree was stripped Monday
afternoon, in the North church vestry, for
th~ benefit of about thirty of the needy
e4u of the city, who were gathered
W=7. Santa Claus was also present, and
sa'r each child a bag of candy, a cake, an
NsNge, and one or more toys, which they
car1ed home with delight. The children
a. came from needy homes, and many
would not otherwise have had any Christ
-''NSi' blIeo WClC e dlSo ScuG W Guc liG-
- ones unable to be present, and about
WllA children were remembered. Most of
tae gifts were provided by the members of
Inc sunday school, while others were sent
ID hy generous friends. c. F. Thompson
gave the candy for the tree. Fred A. J ohm
son sent number of dolls, and John Pills
yg4Ty contributed generously, as did Others.
j BE iunds received were sufficient to enable
.nt committee to send substantial gifts to
nldar ami rs fho Oh, j
ai sh.
The Baptist Sunday school had their
hrlstmas entertainment last Monday even
IE They observed the "Giving Christ
mas, and each class was asked to make an
9f-ring and furnish part of the entertain
hent. Three classes of young ladies formed
chorus and sang pretty Christmas carols
A 'ong by class of men was enjoyed. Miss
'nn and Miss Florence White each sang
songs; Russell Cook played the
'oIin and Lewis Cannon gave piano solo.
irien Brier, Agnes Coombs, Earl White
tLq Roy Ellingwood recited One class of
IItie girls had pretty Christmas drill with
&aads bearing colored ribbons. Twelve
l-te girls sang motion SOng-Dance of
A- SnoWfiakes A number of boys entered
'rdrnly INTO an exercise called the Snow
D Iade. Another girls class represented
u, u aren from foreign lands bringing their
u-rlngS to an American girl. The primary
ID dren had an acrostic, Merry Christmas,
u4 an exercise called Christmas Dolls.
Money, blankets, clothing and provisions
'Are contributed and it is hoped will brigh-
FL theiChristmas for some people,: ..ss
A successful Christmas concert was given
II tho North lloporaoat;o,o1 oh,rol, S,-.
Jay school at O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
Flowing is the program:
occasional.
! mn by school.
'ecitation, "Chrstmas Greeting"
Margaret Craig.
! ymn, congregation.
egpOnSive reading
'rayer, Rev. d. L. Wilson.
olo, Mr.. John Parker
oncert recitation, The Christmas Story
from Luke.
Primary Glass.
'ecitation, christmas Everywhere."
Marguerite Owen.
olo, Christmas Manger Hymn,
Katherine Brown.
.xercise, "The Bells"
Jessie Hart, Hazel Braley, Doris Roberts.
ong, "Joy Bells" by Juniors.
'ecltatiOn, "Christmas Carol"
hdtucI lne hiGIrlOgo.
ymn, congregation.
iecitation, "The Sweetest Story"
Doris Jipson.
'uet, "Christmas Carol"
Ruth Kimball and Freda Sylvester.
ecitatiOn, "Christmas," "A
Mabel Craig.