The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-05-25

.,,y.sss at the Cong regational church
!. O. usaai rext Sunday. Morning wor-
tHts a. m Sunday school at noon.
r.-s.rl this, Thursday, evening at
t.ns Vr- t. A, Knowlton, 16 Miller
,,.,g ,g,.. .e 0o service next Sunday in the
| MILF age and all veterans and affili-
1 .a-t..e ars invited to attend the Me-
i .s.,... fn rEe Methodist church, when
] uor,.s sellers will preach an appro-
h. seur tn9'r honor.
\ 9ra Visionary Auxiliary of the
n. ay eeli their annual meeting last
..,.y auou with Mrs. Charles M.
1 oa -a present. THE Kings High
Il a r-ssouary dialogue, was read by sew
4 -g. members The annual reports
l. r... ,-. 4scppted and the following Off
|, s,t- .4sident, Mrs. Charles NJ Craig;
|, r.4s Left Hrs. Marion E. Brown; secre-
Mrs aa Il. Dunton; treasurer, Mrs.
L. ir -lry. The hostess served tea
ss.,f,s -sndwiches.
/; ts. -.,-a.st church next Sunday morn
Esg rae, H. Sellers will speak on "The
L. Ns Peace and Thomas H. Marshall
h G. a t. and their allied bodies, will
b. r l0d-s. At $50 p. m., the Junior
pgus will reet At 2.30 Mr., Sellers will
b. the 1ood's schoolhouse. At 73O p.
tHs gat- Of the Gospel service will be
're.arcites- This, Thursday, evening at
b -gl4r rayer meeting, followed at $50
ths Pr,auorers class. Friday the County
.CI. r. convention will meet at $50 a. m.
a. 30 and 30 p. m.
he Congregational church of Jackson has
,ptsd the Flowing resolutions on the resig-
i0r i tHeIr pastor, Rev. Thomas Martin:
whereas, be Rev. Thomas Martin, pastor
jackson Cong church, feeling it to be the
q iod 7a. be go to another field of labor,
resigned is charge here, which resigna-
1s5 tet- receiyed with reluctance; there
eso,sl That in his removal the church
lost pastor with whom they had labored
and complete fellowship, and
shoo hey placed great confidence and
asp.y-a That we heartily recommend him
be o.- gIurch at Searsport as Chris
gent and scholar, most excellent
sc-r -al teacher, and one who will be
ir every way of their attention and at
iaaea hope they will be greatly blessed
bel ftA-. together.
HOWARD M. SMALL, Committee
tHANK S. DoLLIFF, on
w. a. CHASE, Resolutions
l- ris, Church, Rev. j. Wilbor Rich
Sob auasr Residence. l Northport ave-
tsepn ns, 212-3. In cases OF sickness or
-a. Ibis -hurch, through its minister, will
la arTl anyone desiring such service,
~er ar not connected with the church.
w." next Sunday morning, preaching
e5 topic, The new modern American
1"fsH In view of the treason so boldly
sa'5i 'H this country; the sickening sub
F1ei of some of the alleged statesmen in
gfsss roe vivid dangers which confront
aac41 rstltutions; it is well at this period
8s honor the Boys in Blue" that we
EI consider what are the demands for
: he" patriotism of the goth century," 1t
OtsiEank discussion without gloves. Bible
q" soaY+nes at IL o'clock; visitors cordially
'1Fa ioung peoples meeting at 80, to
'sl young IN years and spirit are earnest
''ea Evening preaching service at 7.30;
S'5 topic. Music: five minute SER
he remainder of the service will be
ivy the story of the hymns. Special music
.lo'f aud chorus. A delightfully."- unique
9' worship. The minister will preach at
IMPORT Baptist church at 2.3O .. m, The
l-As sermon will be repeated at this SER
his thursday. night at 7.3O o'clock,
'9 prayer meeting in the vestry. The
part OF the meeting will be used in asking
answering questions that have troubled
ou