The Republican journal., 1916-06-08
The Churches.

..u.f services will be held at the Uni
II ..nrch next Sunday morning with
w., 5y the pastor. Rev. A. A. Blair.
4, .csaoI at noon.
..14ren's service at the Head of the
L .t,-.. for sunday, June 11th, has been
"a the 18th. The subject of the
.,.kr sunday morning will be ''Nabals
..,..,.s and IN the evening, "Pompeii, as
S. sad
2sa8siJes of Every Life" is the sub
-.,.r. sunday mornings sermon by Rev.
4 .s. 81 the Unitarian church. Sun
.,. lsas the morning service. At 3
,.-.. gl be q special public service for
p.a school Eraduating class. with sermon
4. n.-st=.. All are cordially invited.
|. ..sas- .t the Congregational church
,a,ss. viii be as usual. Morning wor-
,a.. t5a. m; Sunday school at noon. 1t
.,..,,r3 that Rev. Walter L. Hawthorne of
,.-.. class, Bangor Theological Semi
!, all ae tne preacher. Prayer meeting
, thursday, evening at the home of Mrs.
, KroWton, l6 Miller street.
|, the Methodist church next Sunday morn
REV ii. T.. Sellers will pre- ch on Chris
lrlE and at the Gospel service at 7.3O
all, suesk on The Supreme Decision"
Seller, vjt preach at the Woods school
,,s at i ~ p. III, This, Thursd ~, evening
rs, rrsyer meeting, followed by session
lbe o.. .suoners' class. The special board
nse. next Monday evening, and Tues
,tRf League will hold business meeting.
delgh,fal and novel service on some of
fam Al hymns was conducted by Rev. J.
Bo, Richardson last Sunday evening at the
tust church, The history of many of the
57uBs. heir authors and interesting Incl
rs connected with them. was given by Mr..
AsGslt ia d way that delighted his audi
2 The lrganist, Miss Florence Chaples,
'ujsrsd his remarks by softly playing
/ 5yun Some of the hymns described
e The sweet Bye and Bye" Nearer Ny
70 laye, Rock of Ages" "Abide With
and Ashamed of Jesus" and were sung
The choir and congregation. AT the close
The service the Mcleod Sisters quartet
rFsd to the platform carrying large flags
singing Soldiers OF the Cross" which
followed by The Star SpangIed Banner"
iav.Is Of young men, all waving flags.
letia quarterly meeting of the Lincoln
ts' asse-tation held with the Belfast Bap-
rorc. asst Tuesday was a pleasant and
-a, session. Eighty-one delegates We're
,sai Ht|uGlng fifteen ministers. Fifteen
: trom south St. George. The name of
ASSOCIATION was changed to the Lincoln
2' BAPTIST Association. After discussion
n +tlad not to divide the Association,
eel1 cordial invitation to the re-
'a- lae Free Baptist churches in Knox
Na9 Counties to unite with the Associa-
".'h rs now one of the largest in the
u v Sas recommended to transfer the
STEERS enetit fund to the National Associa-
uFas also recommended to employ an
7ss's., missionary to work with the
.4as af the Association Who are without
.@ pastors. The program as given in
"-rf last week was carried out. The
'-S' III the evening on "1s Christianity
y" N- by Rev. j. Wiibor Richardson of
'a't 5a- scholarly effort and much en-
+. &. .a- audience.
aAsAII0NAL CONFERENCE. The annual
.e Vt the Waldo County Association of
fs-a'i"ual churches and ministers will
's2 al The First Congregational church,
@, Maine, Tuesday. June 13, 1916, with
@.'"ug program:
DEVOTIONAL Service,
Rev. Thomas H Martin
BUSINESS: Roll Call, Report of Scribe.
Appointment of Committees,
Reports of Churches, Elec-
ton of Officers, Old Busi-
ness, New Business.
DISCUSSION of County and State Work,
Led by Rev. Chas. Harbutt
Inference Sermon,
Miss Frances Walkley
Dinner
Devotional Service
Address, Prof John I Martin
further Business
Communion,
Conducted by Rev. Thomas H. Martin
adjournment
We gs'-So far as possible, it is requested
All VINO expect to attend the Conference
'IVIly Mr.. ii. M. Prentiss, Belfast, Maine,
before June 9th.
'N haptlst Church, Rev. ]. Wilbor Rich
w.t. munster. Residence, Northport ave-
'eephone, 212-3. In cases of sickness or
'e Lnis church. through its minister, will
y serve anyone desiring such service,
'usf or not connected with the church.
"'v next Sunday morning, preaching
's topic, "a message to Christians out.
''uieh- memberships" a frank talk with
Ee'pla whose ideas are mistaken
'eN'ol convenes at IL o'clock; visitors
"! "sicomed, Young peoples meet.
10. to which all young in years
AL .'t are earnestly invited Evening
d, n, service at 730; minister's topic
~. mas Jones goes to church," the firsi
n. les OF three sermons. The succeeding
''r as follows, The Rezekiah Dolittle.
b.. a' silly excuses for not attending
% %-' some excuses" What Thomas Jones
l5 II !sses when he stays away from
H.. iou will be interested in all three
b. uFcourses. The minister will preach
. 1,' Import Baptist church at 80 p. m
,A1Tsday, night at z 80 O'clock, weekly
n. leetlne in the vestry. The latter par
sa, Meeting will be used in asking ant
wing questions that have troubled tn,