The Republican journal., 1910-01-13
BELFAST IN 1909.
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'Women IN foreign missions. A sew
no circle was organized at Mason's Mills,
md a branch church formed. Services
Rre held there every Sunday forenoon,
Followed by Sunday school. A chapel is
hpinp built for the branch services. The
knox Memorial Bible Glass, the pastor s
forn,er class in New York, contributed
k5u for the building.
The Methodist church, Sunday school
nd affiliated societies gave a reception
E. their pastor, Rev. A. E. Luce and his
tife on their return to the pastorate for
Fbe third year. The affair was surprise
f9 Mr. and Mrs. Luce and followed the
tjosing of the Thursday night prayer
meeting April 18th. The Sunday school
had It's rally day October 18th with an
attendance of 106.
Rev. Ashley A. Smith of the Univer-
sajst church gave series of sermons
Early in the year, on noted persons whose
,entcnnials came in 1909. The services
n the church were changed from fore
,oon to afternoon to accommodate
singers, who had engagements else
where. November 18th was observed as
n. one hundredth anniversary of the
first Universalist sermon in Belfast.
Hose Sunday was observed July 4th.
Hey. Jonah W. Vaughan of Citypoint
the Congregational pulpit at
the Head of the Tide for SIX months, be-
EIuOng April LIST A tar and entertain
naat by the Ladies Aid Society, August
18th, netted So for the church. Harvest
Sunday was observed October Bird, with
b 1..resses by local pastors and laymen.
Kew David l.. Wilson OF the North
arch preached occasionally at Poor s
\ IS during the year This church and
i Sunday school prospered during the
1t. a0t good work was done by the
BHH5'.i organizations in raising funds
ana promoting the religious and social
h sis of the church.
ilo-a-taat Episcopal services We're
b f.. th. congregational Church, with
NJ. Orlando i}theriDgton as lay reader.
Furts aye tslng raised tor the purpose
III building am Episcopal chapel IN Bel
la and Bishop Co1uan has bought
III IT land On Elm street.
81 SEASIDE spiritual Church observed the
Nth anniversary Of Splrltuallsm in Amer
pa n hnowton $ Hall, March 18th. The
BeEast church had a meeting at Temple
B. ygts. Northport, June 18th. Miss
Harret G. Webber OF Dorchester, Mass,
occurred on 'Nprltualsm November
2lst
A considerable portion OF the interest
b church circles centered IN the work OF
tae young men and boys through the So
elety known as the hnlghts OF hlng Ar
thur. Five castles have been instituted
N Belfast during the past two Years
astle North, Congregational; Castle
Lincoln, UnlyersaIlst; Castle Charming
nlTanan; Castle " aldo, Methodist
Hn7 Castle CLAIMS Baptist, An oper
tone ave, 20 Whlch the others We're m
If-ta, was held by castle North January
25Lo- iH connection with the installation.
ne hltaflah Church April 4th, witt
nbers OF the five castles present
castle North MADE Its annual quest to
le"f-e Lake, Liberty IN June. This
as5- Is giving. course OF lessons or
rs AID 10 the injured ana mas course
/ --Vfes IN progress Inc 1lrst lecture
t"Lemper 18TH, by Princlpal Proctor
i ae lIlgh school, Castle Charming hac
."S5 TO Hltcners Pond, Northport,
4 j. astie CLAIMS to lslesboro, both II
\ ne castles attended services II
t. spectlVe churches, IN full regalla,
y ..4alT 6th.
l'e 45Jh annual convention OF the
EoGag "roP!es socletles OF Waldo county
I +,
1." ~ union services, III the interest
+ III. -aymen Christian Conference
q portland, IN May, were held April End,
.A. hapust Church, with an address
I aales w. Nesbltt OF Washington,
p 90 May md, IN the North Church,
/ ID aa'resses by the local pastors and
n.a. ana May 5oth, IN the Methodist
WIN Reports OF the Portland
( .-'.'al ny " L. FROST ana ii. nj.
1880 u
fIH was gehefaliy observed by
l4eS as ram sunday. Palestine
.5 md oil +be cburnhas W ho vi ~ VI "a
special music and decorations.
gFng services We're held in the
! -t Church November 25th, with
n by Rev. A. q. Roberts of the
- Church, assisted by others
zeal clergy. Although a severe
nrovalled the attendance was good.
Ith Waldo District Sunday School
ION was held with Trinity Re-
hurch, June llth. Twelve schools
presented by over hundred dele
Ralph Gillian, evangelist, for
last boy, held a series of success
Al nleeNiSs AZ Meuina, ~. l.,
49, r Tilto1 Forn. u. -.
'i pa,,;st CSnra iOi ~ lie p a pastor oi
,ati ~ ~ NJ ~ peiia s re-
ie ria am street Dap