The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-11-14
THE CHURCHES.

". Albert E. Luce will preach at Poor's
next Sunday at . 80 p. m.
spell meetings will be held in Mission
. IS High street, Sunday at 73o p. M,
Wednesday and Saturday at $50 p M
dial invitation is extended to all.
regular services will be held at the
erSalist church next Sunday, at 1O.45
-ct of sermon, "One Accent of the
Ghost" Sunday school at u o'clock.
here will be services next Sunday in the
.ei at East Northport at 1890 a. m.
>-.mon by the pastor, Rev G. G. Winslow
,s.yices in the Brainard schoolhouse at 2. 30
. m.
Tie Christian Scientists hold services in
,leiJ hall, 127 Main street, every Sunday
0orEing at Ii O'Clock and Wednesday even
at 7.30 o'clock, to which all are cordially
i]me.
here will be an afternoon service of the
teStant Episcopal church at the North
-ch Vestry on Sunday next, Nov 18th, at
All are welcome. Mr. Orlando Tith-
ton is lay reader,
lie East Maine NJ f. conference will
-. Il Houlton April 18th The Maine NJ.
Inference will be held April 22nd place
announced, Bishop John William Ham
u San Francisco will preside at the
~' Maine conference.
Nere will be no services at the Trinity
med church for the next two Sundays.
m ubaY bo
re he will address the Bible class in the
Memorial church. The furnace will
iced III the church during the vacation.
It Parish Church (Unitarian). Ser
Hext Sunday morning at 10.45, sermon
.ae pastor; subject, ga Unitarian Out
being based on Or. Samuel ElioI's re-
tur 1907 as president of the American
AN Association. Sunday School at
on; subject of study, Elijah The
IS cordially invited to these services.
bussbach will address the Woman 5
t..auce of the First Parish Church of
ne on THE MaterialStic City" Nov.
.. at p. m.
~ services at the Methodist church
sunday will be as follows; At :45
preaching by the Rev R0llin o. Euer-
If Portland, in place of the pastor,
Albert L. Luce; at noon, Bible school
p. M, the Junior EpwOrth League
nod devotional service; Miss Lillian
aey, Supt. Tuesday at 7.30 p. M, Ep-
th h League, Thursday at 730 p. M, q,
meeting; Friday at 7.30 p. III. Mems
ting. A cordial invitation is extended
strangers to attend these services.
l4- services for the week at the North
regationai church will be as follows !:
or {. f. meeting this, Thursday, after
at $50; prayer meeting this evening
+0i topic, Following Jesus. Luke 5:
-, 49,. Knights of King Arthur Friday even
at ZOO Morning worship Sunday at
with sermon by the pastor, Rev D. l..
s1u; sunday school at y N. meeting of
a- hrlstlan Endeavor Society at $50 p.
.opic, Wanted: Men for Gideon's Land
I'ses 1:2-7; evening worship at 730.
eachng service in the Baptist church
sunday morning as usual at 10.45
pastor, Rev. d. II. MacQuarrie, will take
.l his subject, "The Blessings of Every
.a' The pulpit will be occupied in the
-aing by Mr.. Rollin o. Euerhart, Supt. of
.e Auti-Saloon League for the State of
'.t e, who will speak on the safeguarding
ae temperance interests of this Sta te
Ls is union service, to which all the
pastors and congregations are invited The
"-.-r appointments of the church remain as
lr.5re
Ie first parish supper of the season was
''T ed in the dining room of the North
regational church Wednesday evening,
A'Fmber 9th, Although the storm kept
a"al the usual crowd a goodly number
"e5e served to delicious chicken and
'.d supper. The entertainment, which
Was arranged by Miss L. Grace Chadwick,
"'~ sted of piano and vocal solos, duets
ai9 srcltations by some of the children of
.le parish and was great success, although
''nr of those on the program were unable
"- present on account of the storm. 1t is
4'pHd that the entertainment will be re-
i-tl-d later in the season.