The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-10-29
The Churches.

, service at the Unitarian
bgF ''- ,.y morning at the usual hour
's'Is Nj. ar, soadiaiIy invited
,.jenists hold services IN
CD' Mann street, Sunday morning at
h'' u ednesday evening at 7,So
y ,'' 70 which all are welcome
.. rs4. sunday at Mason's Mills
..s. '5 1880 a. M. followed by the
W. .,5at Trinity Reformed church
s.oeed Dy Sunday school,
L ..,,ees lot the week at the Baps's'
.,a... follows: prayer meeting this
Tp W" orc. morning service, Sunday
fa'" .sriay school at noon; Chris
~ D. - "a. meeting at $50 and evening
H. at BOP H.
n ,..,...sst church next Sunuay Rev.
se.srs will speak on "Efhclent
r. .- -be morning service and on
| S''l Member Of the Church, at the even
"A. will preach at the East North
[cispet at m.
y.,tiz, church next Sunday the pas
9.s Walter F Sturtevant, will speak
.,-rior TO the juniors on "Ihe
" =. Muse and the sermon will be on
7.,, races" At 7.30 p. m. he Will
|, =, .Tb4 8.undering Governor"
!. t,iioping delegates from the Belfast
.....s are attending the State Sunday
- ,,ryaotion in Bangor this week: Mrs.
', pis4ce Rev. and Mrs. Arthur A.
;. 1,,iyarss.ist. Mrs. Mary S. Whitmore
~. r.s-4ree E. Frost, Methodist, Mrs.
N, gboades. Mrs. L. F. Cannon and
Marcy. Baptist; Rev. Haraden 5.
=, Corgrsga;ionalist.
r.. tgr6 in The series of popular Sunday
nina concerts was given in the North
nah last Sunday night, when the church
,tat preseated the following program:
vi of Ages" by Dudley Buck, the quartet
,,osad ot Mrs. Thomas E. Bowker, Miss
rio Hart Erwin lockwood and J ohm Parker;
f aC,ui5e Me 0 Thou Great Jehovah" Mrs.
MIA, E BoTksr and John Parker; offertory,
pHoIy Air Is Breathing Round" Miss Hart
jNr Parker. Rev Haraden S. Pearl, pas
made short address, his subject being
a Acid Test"
list Congregational church, Church street,
rite Court House, Rev. Haraden S. Pear, ,
tor Services as follows: Sunday, 10 045,
ming Worship and sermon; subject. "Flood
Ebb;' L, communion service; Sunday
20, at usual hour in the vestries; $50 Chris
Endeavor meeting; evening service this
4 omitted. Thursday, 7.30, meeting for
Isr and conference. Friday, Z. regular
ting Castle North, x. o. K. A. On Sunday
hing Nov 8, a special program will be
IL by sololsts from the Band, and on Nov.
Il Otto Baeadasarian of Ban gor Seminary.
give an illustrated lecture on "Asia Minor
the Balkans"
be mems club of the Congregational church
parish was organized at meeting held in
Vestry Jey. 2lst, and officers were elected
ollows. President, DIR. w. l.. West; vice
aden,, HON. John R. Dunton; secretary
lh b. SeuthWorth; treasurer. Thomas <
Iker The following committees were ap-
lea Executive, the president, chairman
eft F. Uuntau. C. O. Poor, G. B. Hazeltine
lB 1lichrest, ' A. Simmons and Fred w
FN house. Melville C. Hill, Clifford j
lee, DR. Adelbert Millett, C. M. Craig
renee T. Proctor; extension, S. A. Parker
iR L siugy, Clyde B. Holmes, Fred R
: special causes, W. B. Woodbury., H. M
Miss, II .. Bowker, DR.. Carl F. Stevens
"ap7 L. Davis. The constitution adopted
lfscllcally the same as that of former
'd thus church. and the name will be the
r. Inc toBgregational Club. The ladie,
's0 supper to 80 at 80 p. M, and solol
"'s' aomas f. Bowker and readings by
: Alice Simmons were followed by tn.
4FsS meeting, after which the evening wal
l' socially and Roy Ellingwood gave Sc
''nS on an Edison Phonograph. The mex
'0as Of the club will be on Nov. 10Th, whe1
yet viii be served. and speaker will b.
''H', the name and topic to be announced
~ 4Ae meetings will be held the thirt
.A''uay OF every month and supper will b.
'eu al The yestry, after which there will b,
~ ana 'he major purpose will be to hear ;
-''' "ho wiz come from out of town.