The Republican journal., 1908-06-04
THE CHURCHES.

Rev. A E. Luce will speak at Poor's Mills
next Sunday at go p. m. All are cordial
ly invited.
| Services will be held in the church at the
Head of Tide next Sunday, June 7th. Morn
ing service at $780, evening at O'Clock.
First Parish church Unitarian Service
next Sunday at 1915 a. m, with sermon by
the pastor. Sunday school II noon subject
of study, "Jesus at school,
Services next Sunday in the chapel at
East Northport, at 1915 a. M, with sermon
by the pastor, Rev. G. G. WinSow At2
| p. M, services at Saturday Cove
Castle North, Knights of King Arthur,
are planning for their third annual pilgrim
age to Liberty, which viii probably take
| place from June 18th to June 2Cth.
| The June session of the Montville Quar-
terly meeting will be with the Free Baptist
church in North Islesboro June 1921 1t is
| the annual session and full delegation is
| desired
| The Christian Scientists hold services in
| their hall, 127 Main street, every Sunday
morning at II o'clock and Wednesday even
ing at 7.3O o'clock, to which all are cordially
welcome.
| The annual meeting of the Association of
| Churches of God in Maine will be held at
Maple Grove camp ground, West SearSport,
! beginning Thursday evening, June 11th,
| and continuing over the following Sunday.
| There will be a service at Trinity Reform
| od nhnrob SIM ut . ,-itE,
| sermon by the pastor, Rev Wm. Vaughan
!! Sunday school Immediately after the ser
| mon Prayer meeting this, Thursday even
| ing at 7.30 O'Clock.
| The weekly appointments at the Baptist
church are as follows: Divine worship, con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. d. II. Mac8u uar-
rie, at 1O.45 a. M. Sunday school at noon;
| Christian EndeavOr at 6. 80 p. m., followed
by the song and preaching service at 80.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7SO.
| The girls meeting next Monday evening at
7.3O in the church vestry. The seats are
| free and all are heartily invited to all the
| church services.
| The services at the First Methodist church
! for the week will be as follows: sunday
at 10. 45 a. m., preaching by the pastor, Rev.
| Albert Z. Luce; at u noon, Bible school,
| f. p. Blodgett, superintendent; at $50 p
IN. Junior Epworth League, Miss Lillian
| Spinney, Supt; at 7.30 p. m. Gospel service,
conducted by the pastor Tuesday at 7.3O
p. m, Epworth League. Thur 5day at 7.3O
| D. M, church devotional meeting Friday at
: p. m, a conclave of the order of the
Knights of King Arthur, Leroy Macomber,
King.
The weekly services at the North Cungre-
! gational church will be as follows: Junior
, c. f. meeting this, Thursday afternoon, at
! $50; prayer meeting this evening at 30;
| topic, The Church Abroad-Turkey. Castle
North, Knights of King Arthur, Friday
evening at 100 Morning worship Sunday
al 10 Is, with sermon by the PASTOR Rev.
d. l.. Wilson; Sunday school at 90; con-
secration meeting of the Christian En-
deavor Society at $50; topic What is True
Penitence, Ps. 81; evening worship al 80.
| All are cordially invited to attend the ser
vices.
Castle North, Knights of King Arthur,
had specially interesting session at their
regular meeting last Friday evening, and
had as guests the members of Castle Waldo.
The program was in keeping with Memo
rial Day, and after the opening ritual
Stephen Clement spoke of The Causes of
the Civil War. Frank Mudgett, who was
! to have told of Important Battles of the
! War, was unable to be present. Harley
Godfrey gave "The Life of General Grant,"
and Dana Southworth read a fine paper on
General Sheridan's Life. Harold Jones
told Of Abraham Lincoln's Life. II. NJ.
Prentiss spoke of the Reconstruction Period,
and George Langill, member of Castle
Waldo, gave an account of Southern Sol
dierS. Rev. ID. l.. Wilson gave an interest
ing talk on "Modern Knights of the Realm"
Some of the visitors from Castle Waldo
made brief remarks, after which the sing
| ing of both Northern and Southern war
songs was enjoyed To the closing ritual
were added some patriotic and impressive
features, and "America" was sung in clos
ing.
Following is the program for the Sunday
service at the Universalist Church, to be
attended by the graduating class of the Bel
fast High School:
Organ Voluntary, Berceuse in c,
Myles Taylor
Mrs Herbert F. Drink water
Gloria, UniverSaliSt Church Choir
Chant, Lords Prayer,
| UniversalSt Church Choir
| Psalm No. 1853, Minister and People
Anthem,
40 That Men Would Praise the Lord
Greene
UnversaliSt Church Choir
Miss Marian Wells, Soprano,
Miss Emma Skay, Contralt0,
Mr.. Ralph Morse, Tenor,
Mr.. Luther Hammons, BasSo,
Scripture Lesson,
Soprano Solo, Selected
Miss Helen Bird
Prayer, Pastor
Anthem, "Thy Way, Not Mine Lord
| Briggs
'Unversalist Church Choir
Soprano Solo, Selected
Miss Marian Wells
Baccalaureate Sermon, Sources of Power
Rev. Ashley A. Smith
Hymn No. ATT Church HarmOnies,
Congregation
Postlude, Professional March, c. N. Birch
| Mrs. Herbert F. Drink water.
BenedictiOn, by the Pastor.
cordial invitation is extended to all
Sunday School at IL O'Clock.