The Republican journal., 1907-04-04
THE CHURCHES.

The Seaside Spiritualist church will hold
services at Seaside Grange hall, Field street,
every sunday at 2 p. m, weather permit
ing.
Rev. Mr. MacQuarrie of Newton Centre
Theological School will occupy the Baptist
as usual.
Christian Science services are held at J.
F. Fernald's, No. 81 Cedar street, every Sum-
day morning at IL o'clock and Wednesday
evening at 100, to which all are cordially
welcome.
= There will be services in the chapel at
East Northport Sunday, April It'll, at 1890
a. nj. with a sermon by the pastor, Rev. G i.
G. Winslow Services in the Woods schoo,-
house at . p. m.
The regular services will be held at the
Universalist church next Sunday. The
subject of the morning sermon will be ga
Trinity of Words and Duties" Sunday
school at y m.
Sunday morning service at the First
Parish church, Unitarian, at 1915, with
sermon by the pastor from the text 'sThou
hast made me glad in thy work. Psalms
Sunday school at 10 M; subject of study
from the life of Jacob.
The services for the week at the North
Congregational church will be as follows :
Junior {. E. meeting Thursday p. m. at
$50 prayer meeting Thursday evening at
80, topic Workers together with God, 9
Cor Is. lis; morning worship Sunday at
&c 10 a. M; Sunday school at noon; c. f.
meeting Sunday at 630p. m. topic; The Con-
secretion Of one day in seven Jer. II: 1927
CONSIDERATION meeting); Evening worship
at $50 p. IN
Some four hundred persons listened to
the lecture and readings in Seaside Grange
hall last Sunday afternoon by Miss Helen
NJ. Putney of Lowell, Mass, under the
auspices Of the Seaside Spiritual church.
In the evening an even larger number was
present. A picnic supper was served and
the seating capacity of the hall was all
taken. Mrs. Mabel Weber sang several
solos and special music was rendered by
the choir. The service was very pleasing
and Miss Putney made a great many
friends among her audience. This, Thurs
day, evening she will give an evening of
readings or tests in Seaside Grange hall,
to which an admission fee of Is cents will
be charged. These readings will be given
in the ballot test style. Next Sunday after
noon and evening she will give another
lecture and follow with readings as on last
Sunday. There will be special music and
Mrs v ebber will sing solo at each ser.
vice Refreshments will be served in the
banquet hall during the intermissiOn be-
tween the services.
The Congregational Sunday school gave
an excellent Easter concert at 4.3O p. M
last Sunday with the following program
PROFESSIONAL, Junior classes
The Easter story,
Luke 24:16 The Primary department
Matthew %: Ito Miss Dunton's class
Mark 16: Is and John 20: Ills.
Miss Pilsbury's class
Recitation, Mabel Craig and Hester Brown
Song, Glad Easter, Chorus
Prayer. Rev. D. L. Wilson
Christening.
Solo, Mrs. Clarence E. Read
Hymn, Congregation
Junior and Primary department
Recitation, In the Morning,
Miss Florence E. Dunton's class
Recitation, Easter Hours,
Jessie Hart and Ethel Jackson
Recitation, A Silent Message,
katherine Kittre dge
Recitation, We Call Our Jesus Master,
Miss Margaret Dunt0n's class
Recitation, Easter Dawn,
Doris Roberts, Freda Sylvester, Mabel
Craig, Margaret Craig.
Recitation, If I Could Choose,
Alice Southworth, Marguerite Owen,
Hazel Jipson, Nellie Gray, Geneva
Stephenson.
Song,
Milton Stephenson, Harold Jones, Har-
ley Godfrey, Harry Bowker, Dana
Southworth.
Recitation, Easter Voices,
Doris Roberts and Margaret Craig
Song, The Light of the World, Chorus
Recitation, Easter Lilies, Doris JipsOn
Recitation, Why the Lilies are Fair,
Miss Pilsbury's class
Song, The Awakening,
Junior and Primary departments
Hymn, Congregation
Address to the children, Rev. D. L. Wilson
Hymn, Congregation