The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-11-03
The Churches.

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u ISL VIII preach at Poor's Mills
| saasy 50 p m
p,n- rr.e will conduct series Of
.-9ee, a the Baptist church from
...r 5iir 10 December End.
.qg 5s services in the Citypoint chapel
1 s,5a, evening at Z o'clock, with sermon
\, rs Vaughan, All are invited.
m,s-sted -.-ure on India will be deliv-
[.4. lr.h church Sunday evening at
[.a, la4 public is most cordially in
l. Pans nItarian) church. Service
Ss5ay 4t l045 a. M, with sermon
/, Dsstor Rev. Adolph Rossbach. Sun
sho9. a,nooa
n. viii lt service of the Protestant
las cbu-e' at the North church vestry
Sunday al i o'clock p. m. Orlando
k+r..o ley reader. All are welcome.
!, Christian Scientists hold services in
nD i21 Nam street, Sunday morning
Gso,. aad Wednesday evening at 7.30
Il 70 ra.ch al are cordially welcome.
n; VII. he services in the chapel at East
kmi November 9th at 10.45 a. m, conduc-
rne pastor Rev. C. G. Winslow, and fol-
kgtbs s..aay school.
,gss ar !ae niversalist church next Sun
i l647 n., with sermon by the pas
Ashley A Smith; subject, The Mes
| 4. ell Soq.5 sunday. Sunday school at
IA s-l-. al Brainard schoolhouse at
gn- preaching services at Wood school
ia NJ and at the Brainard school,
u Wednesday night meetings
saag 7ause.
b, T'l ls TO preaching services at
Reformed church and Mason's Mills
N@y W account of the absence of Mr..
al Il, 4nday school will be held at
Ei.s az 1870 a. M, and at Trinity Re-
kg-slr va.
lasl.tAA BIBLE STUDENTS AssoCIA-
lgsse. ;r Independent Bible study are
Per 1fday at II a. m. and Thursday at
E5u -e aUme of Mrs. Eliza Jefferds,
4 iusa- All interested in the study
scriptures are cordially invited to at
s7css he North church will be as
.lloI +. Thursday at $50 p. M;
aeeiing at 7.30p. M; K. 0. K. A, Fri
p H.. morning worship Sunday, at
rj sunday school at IL M; C. E.
aeehag a $50 p. m; evening worship,
a
@;'.c- t9r -he week at the Methodist
vii be- as f,llows: this, Thursday, even
prayer meeting; Sunday, at 1O.45, morn
asai 9''' ermon by the pastor; Sun
aaa " r5 Junior League at $50 p.
iS '75.e At 7.30 p. m; Tuesday at
b. te worth League meeting.
s7ee5 lgr the week at the Baptist
SIbs as follows: this, Thursday, even
''eHaut meeting; Sunday at 1O45.
''S1'p With sermon by the pas
'1'" ny the service of the Lords
SAday school at noon; Y. P. S. C. E.
"eamg service at 7.30. You are
lYite- % the services.
.alla ueeting of the Young Peo-
'E' 'i ihe North church officers were
T" NE ensuing year as follows: Presi-
.''la. L bowker; vice President, Ruth
sgEs1ra.ag and corresponding secre-
w. isfker. treasurer, Harry H. Prem
sgusi Cement was appointed chair
~s se'Sodt committee, Ruth Kimball
r' TIT meeting committee, Mabel Craig
G'H9aTy eommittee, Hester Brown of
aug Rev. David l.. Wilson of the
Snnittees
sSst ssS' service at the Unitarian church
afternoon was largely attended.
s@ very tine. The chorus was COM
n. I1toels {, Of the Belfast musical So
sn, %n sf E. 5. Pitcher as director, and
h i-psIaGlehts "a were by an orchestra
W Mrs Hester Lampson, violin;
e1a ,sS Violin and clarinet; Charles Bart
d ~ , Henry Cunningham, trombone;
on;. ro2r' cello; Robert P. Chase, bass;
n, '-'sv G 9ennett, organist. Miss Marion
n, Is I soo'st. The first number by
a ue Gloria from Mozart's Twelfth
H. gssl1iully rendered. The Hymn
rTs. sn.lF d 18th Century work by Ed
gg'sl, g@s was also given, and Miss Wells
ssbr me Wings of the Morning, by
d r, added greatly to the impressive
NJ, '''yI1e. ye A brief sermon was give n
MI S% AeY Adolph Rossbach, who took
ss,s T'1re lesson the story of Christ's
ll1 and Mary. The service was so
MA 5fl it is suggested a like service
''u once a month.