The Republican journal., 1912-02-08
lhe Churches.

4.- David L. Wilson, Congregationalist,
.r lev, Arthur A. Blair, Universalst, will ex-
as.-e pulpits next Sunday morning.
TN ght service will be held in the First
PARISH church on February 25th. A service of
7g... will he arranged and given by the choir
7i. morning service at the First Parish
1.- will be in observance of Lincoln's An
-,er-sry. A. E. Clark Camp, Sons of Veter-
ais q III attend.
The Christian Scientists hold services in
ths. hall, 127 Main street, Sunday morning
s- u oclock and Wednesday evening at 7.30
5.ols to which all are welcome.
81 ming service at the First Parish Church
at lie usual hour next Sunday, with sermon by
he .astor. Sunday school meets Immediately
f-=- the close of the morning worship.
The meetings at the Universalist church
ST. be- as usual the coming week. Preaching
--a.ay morning, Sunday school and mems
meeting. at noon, and K. o. K. A. Saturday
rEr-.
arge number of men gathered at the Uni
vs--4st church last Sunday at noon to discuss
sr the great social questions of the day,
--,t : labor disturbances. These meetings
a-- living in popularity and interest. All
4-- are cordially invited.
.r- services for the week at the Baptist
u, &ill be as follows: this, Thursday, even
r- .He prayer meeting; Sunday, at 10.45,
r-og worship, Sunday school at noon;
meeting at $50 p. M; evening service
- p. m.
aryices in the church at North Belfast
a- follows every Sunday until further
Morning service at 1890 a. M with
-- ty the pastor, Rev. c. E. Walsh; Sun
-1ol at l1.45 a. m; preaching service in
ing at I o'clock
-a viii be services next Sunday at Ma
at 1030a m. and at Trinity Reform
h at go p. M. with sermons by Rev.
Vaughan, followed by Sunday school,
ueetng at Trinity Church this, Thurs
nng at 7.30 o'clock.
ryices for the week at the Methodist
'ill be as follows: this, Thursday even
prayer meeting; Sunday, at l0.45,
Worship, with sermon by the pastor;
school at u m; Junior League at $50
ening service at 730 p, M; Tuesday
. H., the Epworth League meeting.
rvices at the North church will be as
This, Thursday, afternoon at $50 p. M.
.r- 9of c. Z. meeting; at 7.30 p, m. the
meeting; Castle North, X. O. K. A. Fri
1 o'clock; morning worship Sunday at
n-, Sur ay school at II M; C. f. prayer
ar . m; a cordial invitation is extended TO
4e to attend these services
H.s. layid L. Wilson began series of mid
Trf ermons at the North Church Sunday,
a ary 2lst. The general theme is Modern
-'e a ID the titles and dates of the sermons
az g. Flows:
F- Hln. The Modern Church.
tet lth Modern Patriotism.
he public is most cordially invited to attend
.ts. rryices.
.a, David L. Wilson, and Rev. Arthur A.
. are in Bangor attending the services of
vocation week at the Theological seminary
8l7. pened Monday. The principal speak
81 Pr. Or. Samuel G. Smith of St. Paul, the
N'ngt Fond lecturer, whose course is entitled
Democracy and The Church, DR.. Charles E.
| 'eTe'sD, of the Broadway Tabernacle church,
| Ne" 1rk, whose subject in the George Shep-
1 1ar1 igctures will be Preaching; and Prof.
le'rg H. Palmer, Lift. d. LID, of Harvard
"2a gyes the Samuel Harris lectures on
A~ .erieces of English Poetry. Besides
aese gcturers four of the professors of the
seminary take up timely topics in their de-
psftnents, and DR.. Raymond Calkins of Port
and will be heard