Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-22
CHURCH AND PASTOR.

appointed and installed as pastor Of
the M. L. church at Peaks Island.
A new church has been organized
at Grimes Mill, Caribou, with IS mem
bers, and more are expected to join in
the Immediate future.
The ordinance of baptism was re-
Gently administered to five candidates
by Rev. ]. J. Bonnell at the shore of
James +. Lewis at Boothbay
Rev. 4. f. Saunders, pastor of the
Easton F. 3. church recently baptized
is candidates. Many nonresident
members responded by letter to their
names.
over 500 has been raised as a fund
towards naw pipe organ to be placed
in the Old Town Episcopal church
next fall. The musical instrument
will cost $1,000.
The ordinance of baptism was re-
Gently administered at Bluehill to II
by Rev r. L. Olds at the shore, and
they We're received into the church at
the evening service.
The carpenters and masons began
work on the foundation of the new
Pressure Isle Methodist church on
Academy street few days ago. 1t
is hoped to have the church ready to
hold services in it the coming fall, and
that the building will be finished by
next summer.
The siXty-fourth annual session of
the oxford Association Of Universalists
viii he held with the church in Paris
IN In, law nfr ~
week, June 24th and 25th. The pro-
gram includes addresses by Rev. I. p.
Coddngton, ID. d., Rev. l.. f. Mckin-
ney and others.
The c. r. Summer School for 1907 at
Charleston, Me, will open August 3
and close August n. The fine dormi-
tory and other buildings of Higgins
Classical Institute are placed at the
disposal of the school free of charge
through the kindness of the trustees,
and thus a very low rate can be made
for room and first class board, viz.
S3.25 per week if towels and bedding
are brought; otherwise $4.25 per week.
Tuition is 81 per week. The railroads
make the usual reductions; also the
trolley line from Bangor to Charles
pal Of the school and will have gen.
eral supervision and teach expression
and physical culture Miss Koch is
graduate of the Columbia School of
Expression of Chicago. Rev. l.. w.
Cronkhite. D. d.. who has been at the
school il previous years, will be pres
ent again this summer, coming from
the Silver Bay Conference. The sub
tiect of his inspiring mission studies
this year will be: "The Land of the
Moslem." Rev. f. Il. Pitts of Clifton
dale, Mass. who is already well
known to Maine Endeavorers, will
conduct the Bible studies. G. Win
field Richmond of Bangor will have
oharge of the music. Field Secretary
Crane who on account of illness in his
family, was not able to be present
last year, Will be on hand this sum
mcr and with State President HuSe
will hold conferences on Methods. 1t
is expected that l.. r. Cook of Var
mouthvlle, the Sunday school expert
viii be at the school a part Of the
time. The Christian Endeavor So
ciety of Charleston, of which Bessie \.
Dyer is president. Will give Il recep-
UGH 10 Iilo SCHOOL w tNtiiiIi7,
August 5. There will be the usual
number of picnics, entertainments and
other good times. Rev. E. L. Pitts
will give his lecture on "COmCdY and
Tragedy in the Life of a Minister
The South Penobscot Young Peoples
Evangelical Union will hold its summer
meeting at Charleston in connection
with the school The date has not yet
been definitely fixed. but will be an
nounced later. While the school is
intended especially for Christian En-
leavorerS. it is not exclusively for
them 1t is for any who desires to
avail themselves of its privileges. For
all who desire delightful c"mbna-
tion If study and play. and with more
of play than study, Charleston, Me.
offera attractions that cannot be sur
passed. Those who come should re-
member Bible, notebook, and pencil.
TO make Sure of q room, secure it IN
advance. Write to Mr.. Macomher,
Charleston, Me, or to Margaret Koch,
Eden, Me.