The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-01-16
Tie Churches.

-le iFSt farlSn I Hurcn Onl-
-.s next Sunday at 1045 a. m
's.n'
-.tualist Society hold regular
.-- heir place of meeting on
P.-. I'D 730 p. m.
--.- 5te Universalist church for
-...s- follows: X. 0. K A. Satur
......aag service Sunday morning
aool at noon.
- .cientists hold services in
l- N4- street, Sunday morning at
r Wednesday evening at 7.30
..-a- a are welcome.
.s- rext Sunday at Mason's Mills
-.., d. 1880 a NJ, followed by the Sum-
.ra at Trinity Reformed church at
allowed by Sunday school.
...,.,ss a1 The North church will be as
r,-o- L.. Thursday at 3.45 p. M;
.rs.r,re. thursday at 730 p. m; Castle
a. x. a. friday at Z p. m; morning
-, sunday al l0.45 a. M; Sunday school
'..rs. -r..- Z. Society Sunday at $50
.s-4ces for the week at the First
....- rr-eh will be as follows: this,
s.-.-s. evening the prayer meeting; Sum-
..,..l. morning worship; Sunday school
LuHorth League prayer meeting
,., a,sp,ae at 500 p. m; evening service
a. ser. YES az the Baptist church will be as
rs fsg=r meeting this. Thursday, even
!, nrre service Sunday at 10.45 a. M;
-., .-ryl at y o'clock. All who do not
~ ,aala school at any other church are
sa ,,u-l c. E. society at $50 p. m;
Il. .s-I,e at 80 p. m.
t..- ras b srge attendance of men at the
q -lr aheu It met at the Universalist
r. ssr sunday A committee was ap-
.--. 1oE for new members. A large
|rf..fl epeeted next Sunday, when the
,e a. socialism will be continued. These
s;r.. sr. -on-sectarian and all men are
r5 rd5 leur Is noon Sunday.
q. sr-1a ueetng of Trinity Reformed
- 7s aeu Ihursday evening, Jan. 9th.
Il -i.--s were very encouraging. The
sr rss. sum to its credit in the bank
b. '-. aw y d goodiy amount Mr.
Ia Hs was e,ected elder, Mr.. Peter o.
|noa Mrs. Roscoe Black was elected
e;- 1 tie vacancy caused by the
|xata- Mrs Z. 0. Pendleton, who had
XII Ia -7-rga faithfully in that capacity
-s
.a-rr= l.T- sunday morning at quar-
|1t.Ns eeren q series of mid winter SER
- -- --ached at the First Congrega-
|~i 't-~1- Us The minister, Rev. David L.
rir 'r= General theme of the course is
4 -a-4a.arai Ideas of Christianity" and
a- as follows: Jan. 10Th, The
,aa- -.a Sod; Jan. Goth, The Christian
hg6 rea 2ud, The Christian Idea of
e N. 4esus Christ; Feb 10th, The
-.. a~l 23rd, The Future Life All
p Mn worship elsewhere will be
ts e.ue to these services.
NE slgcn ard society, under the
s'N- Ri tl- alTch social committee, with
~'.0 t's airman, gave a reception
d. aas,as Nev Walter F. Sturtevant,
' ay evening from 8 to 10
lrch vestry. The large we'll
T' a- very attractively arranged
Green portieres were hung
ls l0s e-l dainty Dutch drapery at the
l's's sra .stes bearing ferns and cut
MI @ete placed here and there and art
f1'' sil -gs 9rightened the floor. Mr.
~9 s4refst, were assisted in receiving
ard Nrs z. Frost, Deacon and Mrs.
%"E H. Fnie Deacon and Mrs Charles E
4'ts and ueacons Charles H. Twombly
6faiel The ushers were Albert
!" ,' Af'ssy Milton, George Hussey, Roy,
s"''' Lewis Cannon, Harry Snow and
.'" 1ten'sw- Following the reception
""o"'Fs program was enjoy red: Piano
v AIss tiossie A. Heal, reading of Will
D Negro Funeral Sermon" by Mrs.
''AsT who responded to an encore with
/, '' 'Aeich' soprano solo by Miss Edna
'eE cream and ass orted cake were
\, 'ae Misses Winnie Morris, Della
'" Mary Hayes. Doris Clifford and
.e -'s'- ABOUT $50 we're present. includ-
F'''ofs Of other city churches.