The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-10-15
The Churches.

Preaching service at North Belfast as usua
next Sunday afternoon at 2.3O o'clock. followed
by Sunday school.
The Christian Scientists hold services in
their hall, 1877 Main street. Sunday morning al
IL o'clock. and Wednesday evening at 7.3(
O'Clock, to which all are welcome.
The services next Sunday at Mason's Mills
will be held at 1890 a. NJ. followed by the
Sunday school. and at Trinity Reformed church
at 80 p. m., folio we'd by Sunday school.
Mr. Beaumont of Jackman, a student at the
Theological Seminary at Bangor, has accepted
call to the churches at Standpoint and
Stockton Springs, and began his duties Sunday
Oct. 4th.
Rev. Frederick Palladino of Bangor was the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. Horace B. Sellers at
the Methodist Parsonage Friday, while IN the
city to attend the Quarterly Conference at the
nj. E. church.
The theme of the sermon at the Universallst
church next Sunday morning will be, The
Christian Religion and the Tragedy OF the
Nations. This sermon will have special re-
ference to the European war and 1t is expected
that large congregation will be present 10
hear it.
The services for the week at the Baptist
church will be follows: prayer meeting this,
| Thursday, evening; morning service, sunday
at IL 45 a. NJ; Sunday School at noon; Chris
/ pian Endeavor meeting at 6.3t and evening
service at I 80 p. m.
The members of the Universalist Sunday
school will be entertained at a social IN the
Universalist vestry Friday, Oct. 10th, from D
10 p. m. Games will be played and supper
served at O'clock. All members of the
school, young and old. are invited, and 1t IS
hoped there will be large attendance.
An unusual condition in church affairs exists
in Kennebunk With the resignation of Rev.
Fred l.. Cam of the Baptist cnurch W hlch
took effect Sunday, there are three churches
without pastor. Rev. Sewell E. Leach of
the Methodist church has been in Boston
hospital for several weeks following serious
operation. Kew. Mr.. Dickey's recent death
leaves the Congregational church looking for
pastor.
/ The services or the week at the Methodist
church will be as follows: this. Thursday, even
ing the prayer meeting; Sunday, at III 40 a. m''
service with sermon, 1.-The Vision of Paul !;
at so .. M, evening service, with sermon,
THE Power of a Clean Life" In the afternoon
at 2 o'clock the pastor will preach in the
chapel at East Northport.
At the Baptist church next Sunday morning
the pastor Will take for his subj ect "lhe Broad.
minded Christian, ana will speak to the
/ ju niors on "Iron for Gold" In the evening the
subject of the sermon will be, HAS Every
Man his Price? BEGINNING next Sunday the
evening services will be held in the auditorium
instead of in the vestry as they have for the
past few months.
Sunday. Oct 18th, was observed as Rally
Su nday by the Universalist Sunday school and
alb out 60 were present. The exercises includ-
ed an opening song by the school; piano solo,
Grace Mitchell; song, Primary class; recita-
ton, Mary Chalmers; song. Margaret Drink
water; recitation Janet Chalmers; song, Char
otte nnowlton; recitation, Dorothy Drink
water; piano solo, Ruth Knight; closing song
by the school, There will. be supper and So
cial for the members of the Sunday school in
the vestry tomorrow, Friday, evening. The
committee in charge is Mrs. Willis b. Hasel-
tine, Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Eugene Ellis
Misses E. Frances Abbott and Florence Libby
First Congregational Church. Church St. OPP
posite Court House; Rev. Haraden S. Pearl.
pastor. Services as follows: Sunday, 10. 45,
worship and sermon, subject: "The Sides OF
The PITT; u. Sunday School: $50, Christian
Endeavor meeting; 7.30, evening meeting, with
brief address on the War in Europe. illustrated
by 25 stereopticon views. taken in Belgium and
in the area of France where the fighting has
been hardest. These pictures are from Under
wo cd & Underwood, who have had staff of
expert photographers working in the war area
since hostiIities began. Thursday, 80, prayer
meeting, subject: (from the Congregational
Hand Book "The Appeal of The Church to
Women" Friday, Z, Castle North, K. O. X. A.
At recent meeting of the Ladies Benevo-
lent Society of the Elm street Congregational
church, Bucksport, officers were elected for
that the Society accepted the resignation of
its president, Mrs. Geo. Emerson, whose
unremitting energy and tireless labors had for
the pas. six years been of SO great value to
the church and parish. Previous to her six
years service president she had held for
three years the vice presidency. Mrs. Emer-
son will be succeeded by Mrs Horace Arey. The
other officers elected were as follows: Vice
President Mrs. W. S. Webb secretary Mrs.
W. H. Garden; treasurer, Mrs. A ii. Rust;
dire ctors, Mrs. Geo. Emerson, Mrs. Lewis Tap
ley, Mrs. Geo. Blodgett, Mrs. B. P. Blodgett'
Mrs Herbert Cobb, Mrs, L. c. Davis, Mrs. l.,
Lowell, Mrs Luce, Miss Flora Wood, Mrs. A.
F. Page, Mrs. Edward Jones.
NEWS OF THE ORANGES.