The Republican journal., 1916-09-14
The Churches.

Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Paladino were in
town Saturday on their way home to Bucksport
from Jacksonville Camp Ground, where they
have been for the past two weeks. Mr.. Pala-
dino having had charge of the Campmeeting
-Machias Union.
Rev G. NJ. Foxwell has been appointed rec
tor of st. Thomas church of tits place by
Bishop Brewster. Mr.. Foxwell has been
preaching here for few Sundays and all who
have heard him pleased to learn of this ap-
pointment.- Camden Herald.
The services at the Congregational church
for the week will be as fellows: Mid-week
ser vice this, Thursday, evening in the vestry
at 730; topic, 1.-The Right of Entry Sunday
morning service at l045 a. m !; minister's
topic, "Further Aspects of the Sinlessness of
Jesus" Sunday school at noon.
The Rev. Charles +. Bailey terminated his
summer pastorate of eight weeks at the church
of St Margaret's Belfast, last Sunday, and
ret urned Tuesday to Revere, Mass, where he
is Rector of St. AIMS Episcopal church. The
seas on at St. Margaret's has been a most sue
essful one in every way, and it is hoped to
hold services for longer period next summer
and to open the church for worship on a few
S undays during the coming winter.
At the Methe dist church next Sunday morn
ing Rev. Horace B. Sellers will preach on
mot What But Why" The morning ser
mon will be prec, ded by sermonette to the
boys and girls. Sunday school at 1915. At
230 Mr.. Sellers will speak at the East North.
port chapel. gospel service will be held in
he CT ulch at 90 p. m, with address on
"Selng Our Brthright." This, Thursday,
evening prayer meeting at 7.30, followed at
$50 oy the probatiorers' class Friday at 7.3O
p. m. the members of the Philathea class will
meet at the parsonage.
The Unitarian church will resume services
next Sunday forming services at 1O:45; Sunday
school at noon. Rev. A. E. Wilson will have
for his sermon subject. To-day, an analysis of
some tendencies, dangers, hopes and aspira-
tions of our time. The choir. as before, will
consist of Mrs. C. w. Wescott. Mrs NJ. O. Die
KY, Mr.. Arthur N. Johnson and Mr. A. P,
Goodhue, and will sing the anthems praise
tie Lord My SOUP, Harvest Anthem by
Greene. and "Thou Wilt Keep Him in Perfect
Peace" by Protheroe, and Response "For He
s. all Give His Angels Charge Over Thee, by
armstrong. All are invited to make this q
real Rally Sunday.
First Baptis. church, Rev. J. Wilbor Richard
son, minister, residence l Northport avenue,
telephone 212-3. Sunday morning preaching
service at l0.45. topic, 1.-THE King among
Books" This sermon is an answer to the Bel
fast m an who said that the Bible is just like
other books. and has no more authority. The
| tremendous difference between the Bible and
other books will be shown. 1t is hoped that
man will be present to see the difference
| Bible school convenes in the main auditorium at
IL o'clock. Evening preaching service at 73O;
minister's topic, "Public acknowl. dgement re-
quired before the door can be opened" At the
close of the sermon Baptism will be admins
tered to several candidates. Preaching by the
minister at Northport Baptist church at 8
o'clock. This, Thursday evening at 73O, pray
er and praise meeting in the vestrv. Public
cordially invited.