The Republican journal., 1915-06-17
The Churches.

The Churches.
,rnaa to make the last Sunday in
c.I5ren', day at the Unitarian church
,,Dur F.. Wilson's topic next Sunday
r..,sriaD church will be "Thorns in the
,..u he the usual service at the Uni
T.. ,5sreh next Sunday morning, with
.rc on the pastor. Sunday school at
CHRISTIAN Scientists hold services in
.,r l27 Main street, Sunday morning at
.,ci and Wednesday evening at 7.SO
n to which all are welcome.
,,y and Timothy Chase Lodges, F. and
end Primrose Chapter. o. E. S., will at
ne special service next Sunday at the
.,s,yst church, with sermon by Rev. A.
as
s.7.vs morning service, with sermon, will
,,3 IN the congregational church next
.h,m5rping at l0.45. Bible school at IL.
raneeting al Z 80 Thursday evening, sub
aprssslt Day Obstacles to Christian Ser
pt5s Baptlst church this week the services
IN IS follows, This, Thursday, at 7.3O p.
he prayer meeting: Sunday, at 10.45 a. m.,
ring service. with sermon by the pastor;
Nm school at noon; Christian Endeavor at
md evening service at 7.30 p. m.
abe Methodist church next Sunday, Rev.
rs Sellers will speak in the morning on
!. Price Of Conquest" and in the evening
To5s treasury" 1t is "Go to Church Sum-
iy the children and Mr.. Sellers will
N to them before the regular morning
|Eu Mr. Sellers will speak in East North
! Sunday at 2 p. m. The regular church
pa meeting this, Thursday, evening at 730,
Sea by a meeting of the Practitioners
ka830 Friday evening there will be an
ksr,snt rehearsal of "The New Minister"
ESturday will be every member canvass
/ il are requested to be prepared when the
sassrs call
h The morning session, June 9th, of the
|he Ll1ivsrsalist State convention in Auburn,
kld0Ds commending the attitude of Presi-
kEi.sou in the present war, were adopted.
RESOLUTIONS further pray that the President
2asntaln his ideal of nations service to
zaaty through peace "A resolution endorsing
'tb5iOn vas also adopted. These officers were
ska,Pteeident, George E. Fogg, Portland; vice
aients, Prof. j, Murray Carroll of Lewiston.
D. 4. Blair of Belfast; secretary, Rev. A.
Bradley, Woodfords; treasurer, W. B, Cool
Portland; trustee, M. M. Johnson, Hal
'sl auditor. Philip S. Turner, Portland.
s'loOscot Lodge, K. of P. of Searsport and
itE Gross Lodge of Belfast attended SER
Il at the Methodist church last Sunday
nhg About 60 were present in regalias
'@tges. The line of march was formed at
VT hal and preceded by little Wentworth
'aleat of Fairfield, visitor in the city, as
'sf boy, carrying a beautiful basket Of
'as marched to the church in body and
1''e seats reserved for them. There was
aa music by the regular choir and an ap-
Fse sermon by Sir knight Rev. Horace
Slafs On The Larger Brotherhood. At
t~Se 0i the service the K. of P's. marched
1y's Cemetery for their annual memorial
VICES 'Cf deceased members.
lllFens Day was observed at the North
ssgaI''naL church last Sunday and the
1IE sermon was given over to them, with
reserved In the center of the church for
'"le iolEs. The decorations were in yell
'1o .nere was profusion of buttercups:
muse was by the regular church choir,
's iolioWing program was carried out:
a. = prelude, Miss Stoddard; invocation;
'' tfsyer Gloria; responsive reading;
- , welcome by the primary class; recita-
A''usfine Brown; verses, three from the
'''' class; Rotations, Tom Parker, Jessie
= s',a an0 Lillian Davis; dialogue, Miss Grace
,'n class; recitation, Annie v. Proctor;
y ~iSS Halls class; recitations, Margaret
''s aud Marguerite Ingalls,; address by
- Na'soen 5. Pearl on "Growth;" hymn
'''''Oh' postlude, Miss Stoddard.
r ''''a meeting of the Baptist, Methodist
.. s'egalonal churches was held in the
@o' = church last Sunday evening under the
'' y" The Belfast W. C. T. U. and was
4, ''synded. The Baptist choir furnished
J., I've service was opened with invocation
'oface B. Sellers. Miss Helen Brier
M 9' Inc Two Classes" by Ella Wheel
., NeV' Haradeu S. Pearl read the
,'Hl and offered prayer. Mr.. Sellers
A. NV remarks explaining the purposes
nj. '"ecl'on. Rev. Walter F. Sturtevant
N.Y. ''eu Mrs. Emma H. Rowland of Boston.
'''aal ". c. T. U. organizer, who made
he Vi The evening. speaking of the
IN OF the Union, of their concerted
,os, r, VI ehe special call of the late Miss
lizard and others who have done
s,s 'as placed them in the foremost
H. 7i lean women. The service closed
,ji,,, 4aaience singing America and the
''''n by MIR. Sturtevant.
State Of Trade.