The Republican journal., 1912-02-15
The Churches.


..-s ..--r church vestry next Sunday after
ga. cjock.
--..-.s club of the Universalist church
-.. rs usual next Sunday noon. All men
.,. invited.
-v Gat service will be held in the First
-.-.r urea on February 25th service of
MISS ,e arranged and given by the choir.
..s g an F. Fletcher of Waterville oc-
.---l ..e baptist pulpit last Sunday morning
ID ag This was Mr.. Fletcher's second
t a=liast
--es- teet OF the sermon at the Universal
, r.,sr next Sunday morning will be"What
ars- Actually Teach in Regard to Future
f.-.ausrt.'
- tristan Scientists hold services in
~, s l27 Main street, Sunday morning
.e.- clock and Wednesday evening at 7.3O
which all are welcome
E--E service at the First Parish Church
re sal hour next Sunday,wth sermon by
e- -.t sunday school meets Immediately
.aa-t- Lose of the morning worship.
-.- lettings at the Universalist church
sa- ,=Ial the coming week. Preaching
,--ag H,rHng, Sunday school and mems
-.s;-. Il noon, and K. o. K A. Saturday
u.
-. -,.EIyes for the week at the Baptist
c-" ta as follows: this, Thursday, even
~ 4yer meeting; Sunday, at 1915,
,arship, Sunday school at noon;
.-t at $50 p. M. evening service
"a the church at North Belfast
.iio%s every Sunday until further
raing service at 1890 a. m. with
-.e pastor, Rev. c. E, Walsh; Sun
ri LAB d. m, presching service in
. at I clock.
.... s,. be services next Sunday at Ma
1O,5oa m. and at Trinity Reform
at2 80 p. M, with sermons by Rev.
s--han, followed by Sunday school.
..rJng at Trinity Church this, Thurs
at 73o o'clock
,reS for the week at the Methodist
as follows this Thursday even
sayer meeting; Sunday, at 1915,
-rt rshir with sermon by the pastor;
tol at y m.; Junior League at $50
service at 730 p. m; Tuesday
. the Erworth League meeting.
- rd L. Wilson began series of mid
i -=naUs at the North Church Sunday,
/ a's .t. The general theme is Modern
Liz 5na me titles and dates of the sermons
a. -= ',0srS:
t-' '-E The Modern Church.
'5 Modern Patriotism.
fea.t.l is most cordially invited to attend
asie ,s-aees.
Ice services at the North church will be as
'7 Ha thursday, afternoon at $50 p. M
i'9r {. +. meeting; at 7.30 p. m. the
Pc reetIHg; Castle North, K 0. K A. Fri
Wy chick; morning worship Sunday at
E's aunday school at IL m.; C. E. prayer
~'5I 7-' 4 cordial invitation is extended TO
+ .-' Z" attend these services
i N-'h church next,.Sunday evening,
.Y' Yt."eh7 stereoptican lecture will be
s' Lied The American Highlanders
ss ATE the people among whom Abraham
-9'l Vas born and the lecture will be very
1''1'g and well illustrated. The public is
"a''y nvlted An offering will be received
Used for religious work among these
Fle
'~'ns the successful features of Bangor
>'-''sr} Invocation week, held last week,
attended ny Rev. D. L. Wilson and A. A.
" Heltast, was the annual luncheon held
es4a afternoon. Among the after
SPEAKERS, introduced by President
-''' was Key. J. W. Hatch, formerly of Bel
'iO' as District Superintendent of the
s'l'ca, bore testimony to the broad
s'' ot the Seminary in opening its doors
'''2ng its good things for ali, without
domination. Rev. George A. Mills
1es, no convulsed the assembly with
'amparlsons and stories, is well
'r'last, being the father of the Rev.
'lilis, former pastor of the North
t'-''a church, and now of Benning-
Esv I. ?. Williams of Houton, for
7@rsport, bore tribute to the great
ny the Week to the large number
minister's in Maine. That the meet
4" most inspiring and helpful was
s VI all who had the privilege of
"y Mower in his Convention Letter in
'4'ocate of Feb. eth makes mention of
"a, ,p'u humphrey bequests of $4,000 to
theological Institution, the same
/" the Foreign Missions Society and
'shtIon, $1,000 to the Maine Baptist
No., ''a society, plus small accumulations of
a "e whole amounting to more than
sol gives from the personal Recol-
~ ro VI DR.. Joseph Kicker the following
s&r1rDyefnlng the donor: Mr.. Humphrey
slte u iarmouth, Me-, Sept 27, 1923. In
Nsbsj sRan business in Belfast, where he
agg elght years. In 1852 he removed to
ft6bs tol tlnuing his business, that of wool
stt.Is. anu ,s the manufacturing of the lighter
aied 5 Vi leather, until his death, which oc-
@srbor'O 'ly, as the result of paralysis, in
Eeg h., 4oN. His widow, who became the
Gsb George w. Field of Bangor, died
eephr "o years ago. The bequests Of Mr..
Ah n y. Were contingent upon her DEATH
eSe.t,stt' t's n city MIR. Humphrey united with
igr hso hso baptist church and on removing to
sst Of lame "a member of the First Baptist
mat city.