The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-03-18
The Churches.

usrtisl church next Sunday evening
' nDs attended the recent Boys Confer
po,tIsnd will give an account of the
and the meetings.
rtrishap Scientists hold services in
..a i27 Main street, Sunday morning at
,,l,,. and Wednesday evening at 7.3O
u 70 when ali are welcome.
,rb,ect Of the sermon by Rev. A. E.
she Unitarian church next Sunday
,,r will be- Life More Abundant" a
a, thought ot Jesus mission.
r.nai services will be held next Sunday
rirc 81 the Luiyersalist church. Sunday
d, noon. The Mems Forum will meet
,,sj at L O'Clock. The subject for dis.
,,p will be. Woman Suffrage.
tho Bspus. church this week the services
he as follows; This, Thursday, at 7.3O p.
tse PRAYER meeting; Sunday, at 1045 a. m.,
cng service. with sermon by the pastor;
,s,y se5oo al noon; Christian Endeavor at
md evening service at z30 p. m.
Giles. local treasurer of the Unitarian
rsnaes iuu6, reports that the amount
f,sary f- the purchase of the Chatto
n an Pine street has been received from
[of.town friends Of the society, and deeds
h psssed in few days.-Ellsworth Amer
ksy Charles L. Stevens, pastor of the First
rregauonai Church of Chicopee, Mass,
5ged bis resignation March 14th, having
sgtsd call to the Congregational Church
snden, Me. He has served the church
three years. He will leave for his new
ue April 18th. Mr.. Stevens was gradual
tm Bowdoin and the Bangor Theological
binary and since going to Chicopee had
! especially active in Sunday school work.
fhs subject for the prayer meeting in the
' ri church tonight will be "Work, and the
bot the Soul Friday night at $50 Prof.
EI q. Clark, D. D.. president of the Con-
satonal State Conference, will be enter
.a al supper by the Mems Club, after
ID be viii address the members. The
ID! services will be as follows: at 10.45,
nng worship and sermon; subject, "De-
! big The Christ" at II m. Bible school; at
! n, Christian Endeavor meeting.
be Young Mems room in the basement of
5sliiSt church was used for the first time
&nday and is a credit to the untiring en-
Of Charles E. Rhoades, the Sunday
20 Superintendent and the members of
Walter F Sturtevant's class. The room
ftlg cut Of earth and rock. 20 by 80 feet.
psstered, has steel ceiling, electric
p sa1 good daylight from recessed win
2 The hlungs from their vestry room
sbesn transferred to this room, which is a
BE Of delight to the boys.
G Sunday morning at the Methodist
a@ tie pastor Rev. Horace B. Sellers, will
oc The Nearness of God, and in the
gon The Christian Invitation. Mr.. Sell
Will also speak at East Northport at o,
? N, the Junior Epworth League
meet al the church. Saturday evening at
0sh 'aere NJ be meeting of the Sun
SaooI board. The special evangelistic
slgS oegaa last evening. Rev. D. W. An
'9'IA5 VIII preach each evening this
As' " q. Barnard of Searsport will
'A. Monday and perhaps Tuesday
IDg ar1 Rev A, B. McAllister of Bucks
VIZ sIeaN Wednesday,, Thursday and FRI
'''i1iss % neXt week. Misses Burlette and
4s0'pe singers, will be present through
~' services, A cordial invitation is ex-
Ae Puoic to attend these meetings.
young mems Baraca class of the Meth
'p-lSy school held business and social
s'' 'ae church last Tuesday evening.
we're elected as follows, President,
0s'ehelii vice president, Harry MUIR
'Ne'afy and treasurer, Don Gurney;
$50" o1 ssclal committee, Fred Seward:
4 of membership committee, Samuel
n n '"Sifinan of practical works commit.
~,'HCe hall; chairman of visitation COM
a. .'''lah Sylvester; teacher and chairman
NJ, TssS committee. Rev. H. B. Sellers.
M e'''ued to send delegate to the as.
oafaca and Philathea classes of
nv 'Ao"hegan. They also voted to
'4sy 10 repair and equip the young
hi W" In the church. making it suitable
p9'iOf. a mock church trial will be
Uer auspices in the near future.
business session the evening was
kns, ''s with games, followed by re-