The Republican journal., 1908-01-02
THE CHURCHES.


be "Say We now Shibboleth." Sunday
school at ~ o'clock.
The Christian Scientists hold services IN
their hall, 1877 Main street, every SUNDAY
morning at IL O'Clock and "Wednesday even
ing at Z. 80 O'Clock, to which all are cordially
welcome.
Services at the First Parish church uni
tarian) next Sunday at 1o.45 a. NJ, with
sermon by the pastor, Rev. Adolph Ross
bach; subject, "a Happy New Year.
Sunday school at noon, subject, "Hosea."
The BAPTIST school elected the following
officers last Sunday; Secretary, Mrs benl'
Robertson treasurer, w. F. Stevens; libra
rian, E. S. Perkins; assistant Horiar'ah'
Miss Eva B. Greenlaw; Edith l.. Burgess
pianist.
There will be service at Trinity he
formed church next Sunday at go p. M,
with sermon by the pastor, Rev. William
Vaughan. Sunday school immediately al
ter the service. Prayer meeting this, 1hurs-
day, evening at 7.3O O'Clock. The seats are
free and welcome is extended to all.
Following is the order of services at the
Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday:
at 1O.45 a. M, communion service, followed
bv reception of members and short address
to candidates; at IL O'Clock, Bible school;
at 3 D. m, Junior Epworth League; at $50
%. M, preaching in the auditorium by the
pastor; subject, Facing the Future" This
will be the beginning of the week of prayer
and it will continue each night throughout
the week, except Saturday. The services
will be at. 7.30 in the large vestry. and all
are invited.
The services for the week of the North
CONGREGATIONAL church will be as follows:
Junior C. E. meeting this, Thursday, alter
noon at the Baptist vestry at go O'Clock
annual meeting of the church this, Thurs
day, evening at $50, preceded by supper
at $50: Knights of King Arthur Friday
evening at 100. Morning worship Sunday
at 1915, with sermon by the pastor, Rev. ID.
L. Wilson; Sunday school at II m. ;consecra-
ton of the C. E. Society at $50; topic, True
81 essedness evening worship at 100
The 1C6th anniversary of the Brown
Memorial Methodist church, Clinton, will
be held Jan. 9th. morning, afternoon ana
evening. Bishop Goodsell will give the
sermon. Hon. Warren c. Phil
brook, assistant attorney general, will de-
liver an address in the afternoon, Ihere
will also be an address by Harry Cochrane
IF Augusta, the historical address by Hon.
II, w. Dodge aud an address by Rev.
Charles W. Bradlee in the evening. Miss
Villa Phelan has been engaged to sing ana
the regular choir of the church, consisting
Of Mrs. Cora Dodge, Charles Greeley, orrln
Wheeler, Miss Annie Emery, Miss Jennie
Fly, Cecil Greeley, Mrs. Maurice Kendall,
Miss Matte Greeley, assisted by Hon. War
rem C. Philbrook, will furnish music for the
lay.
The December session of the Montv!!iG
Free Baptist Quarterly Meeting was held
W it'll the Free Baptist church OF South Jet
ferson, December 2O-22, 1907 Owing to the
un settled wea' her and poor travelling the
delegations from the other churches were
small. The home church turned out in
goodly humble AID it is hoped much good
will result from the meetings. The pastor
of the church, Rev. H. F. Wood, is sick in
Portland, and the pastor OF the BAPTIST
church, Mr. F. Ii, Rose, who has kindly
supplied the Free Baptist church, was SICK
At his at his home in South Jefferson. The
social meetings were led by Z. NJ. HoWes OF
Liberty and Deacon IL. A. Clark OF South
Jefferson. The sermons were by Mission
AIRY ". E. Overlook of Washington and Rev
E. j. Hatch of Montvlle. Sunday the
Communion was observed.
The regular Sunday services at the Bap-
list church are at 1915 a. m. and 80 y. H.
The Bible school meets at noon, the Broth
hood at $50 p. H., Christian Endeavor at
5 80 p. m. A social meeting of the Brother
hood is held Wednesday evening at 73O
and the prayer meeting at $50 thursday
evening" The pastor, Rev. d. II. MacQuar-
rie, will take for next Sunday mornings
ser mon, 1.-The Travellers Appeal" Num-
Ders 1929, and for the evening, Worldliness
and Other Worldliness," Luke 16. 10.
S eats are free, We try to make all welcome
and to feel at home With US. We aim at
making all the services pleasant, inter-
,sting and helpful. P. S. There are enough
people in Belfast to fill all the churches
next Sunday. Why not begin the New
7 ear by forming the habit of going to some
III urch regularly every Lords day? This
would contribute much toward making 1908
what we wsh-a happy New Year to all.
At the annual meeting of the North
Church Sunday school, held December
Goth, the following officers and committees
were elected Superintendent, II. M. Prem
tiss; assistant superintendent, E. S. Bow
ker; secretary and treasurer, Miss Maude
K. Russell librarian, Miss Florence E. Dun
ton; assistant librarian, Miss L. Grace
Chadwick ]; Missionary superintendent,
Miss Margaret N. Hazeltine; superinten-
dent of home department, Miss Abbie Nc
Dowell; chorister, Rev. d. L. Wilson;
Miss Amy E. Stoddard; executive
Rev. D. L. Wilson, III. M. Prem
tiss, Miss Flor ence E. Dunton, A. }.
Knowlton, Mrs. c. NJ. Craig; supply COM
mittee, II. NJ. Pre- miss, Mrs. A. }. Knowl-
ton, Miss Avis NJ. Morrison; library COM
mittee, Miss Florence E. Dunton, Rev. ID.
L. Wilson, Mrs F. W. Brown. Miss Rus
sell cad her report as secretary and treas
urer for the past year. The school has
100 m embers, aud maintains an average at
tendance of 60. STA has been received
no