The Republican journal., 1908-04-23
THE CHURCHES.

lO:45a. M. sermon by the pastor, Rev. G.
| G. Winslow Services at the church at the
| Cove at p. m.
| The Christian Scientists hold services in
| their hall, 1877 Main street, every Sunday
| morning at II O'Clock and Wednesday even
| ing at 7.3O O'Clock, to which all are cordially
welcome.
| Rev. A. A. Smith will continues his series
| of sermons on the seven last words of Christ,
| at the Universalist church next Sunday.
| He will preach from the text, ''GOd, my
Father, why hast thou forsaken me?' Sun
| day school at noon.
There will be service at Trinity Reform
| ed church next Sunday at $50 p. M, with
| ermon by the pastor, Rev. VIM. Vaughan.
Sunday school Immediately after the SER
mon. Prayer meeting this, Thursday, even
| ing at 100 O'Clock. The seats are free and
a welcome is extended to ALL
The North church Christian Endeavor
! Society had very enjoyable advertise
ment social" at the church parlors Tuesday
evening. Games of various kinds were
! played, there was home made candy In
abundance, and the y0Jpg people spent an
exceptionally pleasant evening.
| First Parish Church (Unitarian) Ser
/ vice at 1915 a. H., sermon by the pastor
F, Sunday School, - noon, subject OF study
! "The Beginning of the Bible" Unity Club
| Tuesday evening at $50 in the Parsonage.
| Rev. Ashley A. Smith will address the club
! on "EmersOn's Influence on Modern Re
:, ligiouS Thought"
Most interesting and helpful passion week
services were held at the North COngrega-
| tional church last week. The pastor, Rev.
] ID. L. Wilson gave inspiring addresses on
F; each evening and the special music, which
| included solos by Mr.. John Parker, Mr..
i Orlando Titherington and Mrs. Clarence E.
Read, was much appreciated.
The appointments for the week at the
| Baptist Church are as follows: Divine wor-
| ship Sunday morning at 1O45 Sunday
| school at noon; the Brotherhood at 3.3O p.
F! m. +; Christian Endeavor at $50 p. m, follow
F, ed by preaching service at 730. A social
/ meeting of the Brotherhood on Wednesday
! evening at $50, and prayer meeting at 80
! on Thursday evening. Seats are free; a
i cordial welcome to all.
| The services for the week at the North
i Congregational church will be as follows
F. Junior c. E. meeting this, Thursday, after
noon at $50. Prayer meeting this evening
J at 7 80, topic: Giving and its JOY. Mark II,
f, Al "A Castle North, Knights of King Arthur
| Friday evening at 100. Morning worship
| Sunday at TO- As, with sermon by the pastor,
| Rev. d. L. Wilson; Sunday school at - m.
| business meeting of the Christian Endeavor
| Society at 80; evening worship at 100 All
are cordially invited to attend the services.
! At the annual business meeting of the
| Sanford Baptist church, where Rev. E. s.
| Philbrook is pastor, held last Thursday
| evening, the church was reported be in a
| most prosperous condition. parsonage
costing $500 was built last fail ana another
| building is soon to be built. 1t will be a
! two-story wooden construction, "A by 6o; the
| ground floor will be used as an entertain
| ment hall and kitchen, while the top floor
| will contain the ladies par lor and work room.
| The reports for the church are most CRATE
| full to Mr. and Mrs. Phibrooks' many
| friends here.
The services at the Methodist Episcopal
church for the week will be as follows:
| Preaching by the pastor, Rev. Albert p.
Luce, at As a. m. on sunday; II O'Clock,
| Bible school, Frank p. Blodgett, Superin-
| teudent; 3 80 p. m. Junior Epworth League,
intendent; 7.3O p. M, Eva geistic service
conducted by the pastor, Tuesday, April
28th, Epworth League at 7.30 p M, subject,
| ssImmortal till my work is done,' Leader,
Miss Sabina Morey; Thursday at 80 p m,
general church prayer meeting To all of
, these services You are heartily invited.
The general conference of the COngrega-
tional churches in Maine will be held in
Central church, Bangor, on Tuesday, We'd
| nestiay and Thursday, May 5, 6 and 7. Tues
day will be devoted to the conference proper.
The sermon will be preached by Rev. Rupert
4. Mathews of Ellsworth, a graduate OF Ban
gor Seminary and most favorably known as
a fol ceful thinker throughout the chul ches
of the State. The night address will be de-
livered by Prof: Edward Caldwell Moore,
ID. d., of Cambridge, Mass. Wednesday
will be given over to the meeting of the
Maine Missionary Society and the various
woman's auxiliaries and the Congregational
Ministerial Relief Society. Thursday morn.
ing various addresses will be delivered and
in the afternoon the young peoples rally
and institute of missionary education Will
| convene The conference will close Thurs
day night with young peoples missionary
rally.
The children of the North Congregational
Sunday school presented the following pro-
gram at the church Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock:
| Professional, Miss Amy E. StOddard
Recitation, "Welcome," Margaret Craig
Hymn, Congregation
Responsive reading,
Supt. II. NJ. Prentiss and congregation
Prayer, Rev: u. L. wilson
Solo. Miss Katherine G. Quimby
Recitation, "What does Easter mean ia
you?" Doris Roberts
Exercise, "Easter," followed by an Easter
carol, MISS EtueTOy UluH Cldss
Recitation, 'Consider the Lilies, y
/ Lillian Davis
HYMN, Congregation
Exercise, What is Christ to you?" Six
children from the primary department
Recitation, ''Wake US to Life Today
Maud Field
Exercise. "What They Sought, .
Mabel Craig, Elizabeth Kittredge, .Kath
crime Brown, Louise Clement
Easter carol, Stephen Clement, Alton
johnson, Dana Southworth
Recitation, s"The Two Easter Lilies,
Mabel Craig
Exercise, Gail Hail." Seven boys from
Miss Morison's class
Hymn, Congregation
Recitation, sThe Lilies of Eastertide,'
Marguerite Owen
Exercise, "The Helpers" Maud Field
Doris Roberts, Margaret Craig. Stephen
Clement, Frank Waterman
Recitation, SKIING Happy Bells,
Katherine Kittredge
HYMN, Congregation
BenedictiOn Rev. D. L. Wilson
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS.
Have you neglected your Kidneys? Have