The Republican journal., 1916-10-12

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fne Churches.
uayersalist churc h Sunday
IA 45 viii teaching by the pastor,
.... sunday school at II m.
,...ss 4aday School association
uu. e5nvention in Water
.rt L5 at the First B ptist
1l he held next Sunday
..asa with preaching by the
i Wilson; subject, "Th9
........ sunday school at noon.
Halh was one of the
rigerssry Of the Meth
o. brunswick. He was
Of the present church
-yonding secretary of
raution, returned to
..W Portland. where ne
The convention and
.a4 80 his position. He
..tan was one of the
.e.I aud one of the larg-
t- Of the Unitarian Sun
ItUe entertainment next
-- Of the school. called
| -.a.r. by Daisy B. Stephenson.
tryu. October. Goldenrod,
| -. 5., scout Jack Frost), and
Emgs -ehearsal will be held next
Rail, sunday was observed in
| rysr. midday School last Sunday
,-ss. -ea Of success. The attendance
,,y., ,t4I has been since the summer
/, ,g!nucb oterest was manifested. Re-
nsrl .l.cai selections were given by
!, ,,ttasgmllcen d and which were pleasing
s5er neg a41s Of the school.
s.a ss of the Methodist church
s5= s.sDug Friday with Rev. Hor-
i 5,l- a he parsonage. The annual
Es,. .6s vas postponed on account
H. .5s5ar If several of the members.
ss-. served ice cream and cake and
rrs- ans of the class for the win
7r EsIe discussed.
b. saas all the city churches issued
i =.r .a- exclamation of Gov. Oakley
EHA o-t0 Sunday -School-Day," and
El asmrers Of the Sunday schools to
/ 8s and asking the non-church
ssu.- ter children to Sunday school.
b va. soa attendance at all the
Haa eia programs for the open
a-
Fla4.Jt myetng of the Maine Bible
b. . a-., Oct. 5th, the secretary re-
b. --- L-- Boies had been distributed
1. -. a- year than in any previous
llt- ai2auon 107 years ago. Be-
ss -..H ..- t $4,000 were received DUR
-- yfcers chosen were: Presi-
sara t.ayou, Waterville; secretary,
J. .s... rtland; treasurer, Ozman
a. .t4N
{ -tl-s the Congregational church
'>4as Vl. be as follows: morning SER
fl a m, when the minister will
1 t-e Advantages Cf Bangor Theo-
s-f.s,g the centennial of which
~ ..5s ssl next week. A special collec-
'H .- aasu for this institution. Sunday
A az ayJh This, Thursday, evening the
1tss service, when the minister will
4@ 'rss il is l."
'@s oe.tollst church next Sunday morn
~' 1Jrscs B. Sellers will preach On
'0-'1 the Kingdom" The Sunday
' Bees at Y m, AT 80 Mr.. Sellers will
=" East horthport. A gospel service,
'FSa als'c, viii be held at 7 30 p. m. !;
" " me sermon, "Sour Grapes" The
'''' Vac thursday evening prayer meet
'N 't 'NJd' promises to his children"
'l'"' b7arl will meet Monday at 7.3O D,
'S-'-s Aud of the North Church enter
me 'd'ld at supper and social in the
~ 'vlnesday evening, Oct. 4th. Supper
'7'so al O'clock, the menu consisting
'"pea dsh, mashed potatoes, hot rolls,
80 '"ee and assorted cake. The supper
'n'fge Of Mrs. E. S. Bowker, who had
's''s Mrs Mary c. Mansfield. Mrs. M. C.
''s John R. punton, Miss Margaret
"' @FS' Walter C. Shaw. Mrs. Adella
'''''' and Mrs. Fred W. Brown. The
attracJively decorated with yellow
''''.s' Mrs. Charles A. PiIsbury had
'- social evening which followed,
-1 hey, Waiter T. Hawthorne de-
t -h-=rtaiued the audience with a
-Nsyli songs. tie has fine, well
TF..
.'t'st Church, Rev. J. Wilbor Rich.
~'-5 p resdence Northport avenue,
-4-5 Sunday morning preaching
'' t- "a, topic, Among the Bravest." :"
-'s' Went of Belfast by special in
"tsiter with their ladies', are to at
- WoiHlng service. at which time "a
sermon based upon the above topic
'''acoed by the pastor. Let there be a
o'''ce to show our appreciation of
Al VINO protect our homes. At 12
h.. o'bie school convenes in the church
=, I'' visitors cordially welcomed. The
h p'0p'ea meeting at $50 p. m. in the
s ''uNg people invited. At 73O, even
,.., 'p'"g service; minister's topic. "The
10 t.le ,ae Whisperer." A pungent sermon
ar NJ H. IN In plain language the crime of