The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-08-08
The CHURCHES.

-- Hec- +. Luce will preach at Poor's
4... sunday at 80 p. m.
H. a. Winslow will preach in the
.choohouSe next Sunday after
o'clock.
.. . ] 'oyntou of Hampden will oe-
pit at the Northport auditorium
-, If morning and evening.
r. ward Cunningham, former resi-
e -.mont, will preach in Grange
Infer 3elmont, Sunday Aug. 11th at
.7 H Mower occupied the pulpit at
,,- llptst church in Waterville sun
.,e of Rev. f. c. Whittemore, who
r racation.
IT, LAIies' Missionary Society of the
t.4ch will hold its regular meeting
r- -slty evening, August 18th, at 7.30 at
..aA-uf Mrs. j. W. Jones, 80 High st.
-- viii be morning service of the
rt.u; Episcopal church in the vestry
... .lgregational church next Sunday,
u... iii, at 1890 a, n. All are cordially
v,-5 be present.
u.l ,tian Scientists hold services in
e. .s. l27 Main street, every Sunday
rr.- IL il O'Clock and Wednesday even
a... .. clock, to which all are cordially
7-u4-
rsA tH- service at the Baptist church
y' Il. l045 a. m. and 7.30 p. N. by Rev.
Mills of Burlington, Vt. Sunday
y.. noon. Prayer meeting Thursday
.- Ids t so Seats are free; all are well
L. Wilson OF Belfast, who is
,- W. part of his vacation here, has
,ented to occupy the Congrega-
.s L next Sunday, August il. This
........D-ut will be very gratifying to
-- -ation worshippng there, who
-a son, the former pastor, in very
il. .... Fort Fairfield Correspondence
4- mercial
alrt Holden, pastor of ST. Paul's
.man Square, London, will be
ltu this summer. He is announced
d t ne leading speakers at the Geaer-
ence for Christian workers at
1..-~ i, Mass, and will probably lecture
t.. ,he Post Conference which will
.' ..ins the end OF August and first
Jer. On August l1th he viii
he summer session of Columbia
.'- ices at the Methodist church
'-. aug. 18th, Will be as follows; at
la @ preaching by the pastor, Rev.
i'-. luce; at - O'Clock, Bible school :;
H., evangelistic service chorus
Tuesday, Aug. 18th, at 730 p. m.,
b - -eague devotional service, follow
sor l-uess matters. Thursday evening,
g Is, s,-ae-rng Friday, mems meeting. All
a- tome to these services. Seats free.
LIE W F NJ 5. will meet at Mrs. Frank
--, Friday at 2.30p. m.
>s.aF SCHOOL CONVENTION. The
s-aH Invention of the Waldo County
'll4ag school Association will be held in
'.E august 14th. Following is the pro-
ga
FORENOON.
RAISE Service, led by Rev. D. Ii.
Ag, g,-tlrIe.
business. Report of Secretary and
.r,l.-r, eport of Schools by Districts.
ADDRESS of Welcome, Miss Carrie
N-.l-tb. Response, Rev. VIM. Vaughan
.- fi>cussion: Benefits of District
aIon, opened by DR.. E. Ii. BoyiDg-
n. u D. Prentiss.
he Teachers Meeting: Possible?
'-.-.s..y3 Practical? 0. E. Frost
be Normal Course for Teachers,
A' 'l-ah White.
." Aldress: How far is Scientific
Ss'F -4Se Necessary to correct Inter
ys".'yn If the Scriptures? Rev. A. E.
Appointment of Committees.
~- Hetyour dinner.
AFTERNOON.
-V ilav0tional Service, led by Rev. w.
y ad~n prayer, Rev. A. E. Luce.
L. Discussion: Problems of the Pri-
aar{ Worker-How to meet them, opened
" Mss Maud E. Mathews.
Discussions: The Graded Sunday
y'ol- opened by H. E. Lufkin, Dr.. T. N.
.-s.sop.
ESSENTIAL Forces of the Sunday
i5'-ll.. AZ Relation of Church Members
u 'a9 sunday School, Rev. j. W, Vaughan.
n operation of Parents, Rev. Z. G.
".'e g Qualifications of Teachers, Rev.
NeQuarrie.
5-e DISCUSSIONS: Missions in the Sunday
1"e. opened by Fl, NJ. Prentiss, Rev. j.
ADDRESS: Psychology and Morals.
% Il. Mckinney,
reports of Committees, Election OF
s, uniniShed business, offering.
te heaediction, Rev. j. L. Corson.
Ataourn.
.i steuing session will be held. Every
ss- sa,10v IN the county will send as large
s5''ssalion as possible. Everybody invited
ea'c dinner.