The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-03-19
The Churches.

-s. ,,rrinc service at the First Parish
.-r.,arian) is held at 1O.45 a. M, Sum
L.. Tn. sunday school meets at ll4S.
-,. .s,s5z sriritualist Society holds regular
4 services at their place of meeting on
|psh street al 2 and Up m.
MT. ~e,ql.sr services at the Universalist
..t next sunday will be as follows:
Er,.sehng service at 1o45 o'clock; Sunday
tchool at ooon-
7la CHRISTIAN Scientists hold services in
IT,, hall l27 Main street, Sunday morning at
n, ,.,ls.k and Wednesday evening at 7.3O
i ,ocs 90 which all are welcome.
The services for the week at the Meth
3s church will be as follows: This.
Ertnrsdav. evening, the prayer meeting; Sun
ior 1t lo. 30, morning worship; Sunday school
| ,qr, evening service at z. p m.
z;or'. Herald, the official newspaper of New
&tDclsp3 Methodism, reports that on Sunday
E,sr,b l. Rev. ". M. Crawford received forty
/ .,- rsrsors into church membership at Broad
kroy Church, Somerville. Mass. This is the
st.snlt Of the special meetings held at this
E1nrcf during January with Miss Frances
Eadsns as evangelist.
B.rs Z. owen and W. F. Berry and Mr..
Il F Emery Of the State Civic League will be
Il r. <,st over Sunday, March 29th. Mr.. Owen
|vl speak at the Baptist, Mr.. Berry at the
kettodIst and Mr. Emery at the Universalist
Eeburehes at the morning services. There will
H. union meeting in the evening, probably
lad the Methodist church.
Il The services at the Baptist church will be as
Efaows Prayer meeting this. Thursday, even
&ra. m.rg,ng service Sunday at 10.45 a. m.;
Esvotsct Of sermon Men Going ito Church for
tRas, or Why Men Should Attend Church.
kSurGsy school at IL o'clock. All who do not
sttzr. -ur4ay school at any other church are
cordial. invited. Christian Endeavor at $50
anl evening service at 7.3O p. M. subject,
E"Resards There will be clarinet solo
nor7iDg s,l evening rnd to assist with the
|yHns
The services at the North church for the
coming week will be as follows: Prayer meet
Elr 1ls. thursday, evening at 7.3O, Knights
IA. ai-- Ar-hur, Friday evening, at Z o'clock,
Sui5- services; morning worship at 1045 a.
! b. s-- =ruon by the pastor, Rev Haraden
! j. Zeal, sunday school at noon, Christian En-
6savaf meeting at $50 p. m.; At 7.30 evening
Be- le lstrated lecture, first in series on
soca- Problems arranged by the recently ap-
bOriel s.eisl service secretary of the Congre-
gam ,atoua Council, THE Immigrant"
url=i ala'se service, with singing of few
ttaniaa- hymns. will precede the lecture.
Tie Junpr y. P S. C. E. of the Baptist
thVIcb gave very enjoyable concert last
SuIdsy evening under the direction of Miss
GFace Hayes, Following is the program:
HYMN Junior Chorus
t7nn, Juniors, l0S
Scripture
Pray
Wynn, Juniors, As
Recitation, Pearl GiIchrist
Recitation Little Lights" Ruth Sturtevant
hymn Juniors. 103
Dialogue How To Save The World" Clarence
Stuftevant, Rudolph Cassens. Charlie
Robbins, Forest Wood
Recitation THE New Arithmetic"
Jennie Roberts
hynn, Juniors, 81
offering
Ssrnet Sole, Mr.. Lower
dialogue, The Giving Alphabet"
(26 boys and girls)
easrette Bertha and Mary Hayes, Ruth and
Edna curtis
Recitation, Georgia Knights
hymn, Juniors, 100
ite following cards were distributed at the
Dsphst church last Sunday: The Baptist
taaFch Welcomes You. All of its services are
" Tue public. Its aim is helpfulness. The
F'nday morning and evening services are in
'aOed to furnish instruction in the way of
ie. From the busy kindergarten to the en-
uufaStic classes for men and women, the
r'lOsy school offers a splendid opportunity
Bible knowledge. The Young Peoples
Des'lngs are training classes for Christian de-
s0pnent in manhood and womanhood. The
D.fsday evening prayer meeting is for the
VIA and spiritual culture of the larger life Of
' church. The week-night physical culture
SSses saIa are for the making of strong and
Ss'.'ny bodies with instructions how to use
'a sEs IN the great moral and spiritual warfare
ne Psalm 1922. W. F. Sturtevant, Min