The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-03-01
The Churches.

"Why England Fights; A Lesson in Civilizs
tion." will be the subject of the sermon at tn
Universalist Church next Sunday morning
Sunday school at noon.
The usual morning service will be held q
the Unitarian church next Sunday. The choi
is doing excellent work and their program vii
include Venite in D. by Bracket and the an
them. "The King of Love My Shepherd Is," b.
Billiard. Sunday school at IL m.
A society of the young ladies of the Univer
salist church has been organized with the fol
lowing officers: Miss Frances Abbott, Pres
Mrs Marian Perry Wood, Vice. Pres: Mrs Am.
Sprague, Sec. and Miss Florence Donnell
Treas. The object of the society is to work TO-
the Universalist Church. The next meeting
will be held to -morrow, Friday might with Mrs
Marian Wood. Upper High street.
Services will be held in the Congregations
Church next Sunday morning at 1915, The
minister will preach; subject, Westward
We extend cordial invitation to you to come
and worship with us. Music will be rendered
by our voluntary choir under the leadership OF
Mr.. E. S. Pitcher. Sunday school at noon
| Tonight, Thursday, at 7 &c. the mid-week ser.
vice will be held in the vestry. Saturday, al
| 7.3O p. M, the choir will meet for practice in
the church.
At the Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing Rev. Horace B. Sellers will speak on
"Pentecost-E Equipped for Service" and at
7.30 p. m. The Young Woman-Her Life
Partner" Sun lay school at noou. Preaching
service in the East Northport chapel at 23O p.
m. Prayer meeting this, Thursday, evening
at 7.3O p. m. followed by the Teachers Train
! ing class and meeting of the Sunday school
board. Next week, if the weather permits,
Mr.. Sellers will hold special services in the
Northport chapel at 7,30 p. M, Monday and
Friday.
First Baptist church. Rev. j. Wilbor Rich
ardson. minister; residence, Northport ave-
nue.. telephone 212-3 Sunday morning preach.
ing service at 1045. Minister'S topic, peril
GUS Times-what are true Christians going to
do about them" At IL. noon, the Bible school
convenes in the main auditorium A large at
tendance, much enthusiasm, good teachers,
classes for every age. welcome extended
to all visitors. Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor meeting at $50; all young people in
vited. Sunday evening preaching service at
7S0; minister's topic: Reconciliation required:
or no pardon transmitted" At the close of
sermon the ordinance of Baptism will be ad-
ministered to several candidates. Preaching
at Northport church at 2:3O p. m. Thursday
night. prayer meeting. Public cordially in
vited to attend and take part Topic, 1.-THE
greatest of all" On Sunday evening Leroy
Green will render the following cornet solos.
"Time and Tide" and anchored"
At the service last Sunday evening in the
Baptist church six of the boys and their lead
er, George H. Robertson, who attended the
recent Boys Con ference in Lewiston, gave in
teresting reports of their trip. Carroll Parker
told of the trip over and of their arrival in
Lewiston; Winfield Mariner told of the BAN
quet given for them Friday evening; Alton
Andrews gave report Of the Saturday morn
ing meeting and of some of the speakers who
had especially impressed them; Lester Pitcher
told how they spent Saturday afternoon, which
was devoted to sight. eing; Maurice Cobb
gave report of the Saturday evening gather
ing and Raymond Young an outline of the
Sunday meetings and the trip home Monday
morning. George H. Robertson made general
remarks concerning the conference and spoke
of the enthusiasm and earnestness manifested
by the boys and of their fine conduct. The
pastor, Rev. J. Wilbor Richardson, then gave a
short and inspiring address. speaking on the
methods of character building for young men.
There was special music by chorus choir of
about fifteen young men of the church. solo
by Earl L. Talbot with whistling chorus by
the choir and two fine cornet solos by Leroy
Greene.
The ladies' of the Adult Bible class of tn
Baptist Sunday school entertained the gentle.
men of the class and few guests at socia
in the vestry last Friday evening. After ;
short social season supper was served from
large table arranged in the shape of cross
and decorated with potted jonquils. At tn
ends of the table were the teacher, Mr.. o. E
Frost, the president of the class. Mrs. Charlie
E. Rhoades, the vice presidents, Mrs. o. E
Frost and Deacon C. E. Rhoades. Chas H
Twombly, the other vice president, alb
sent. The menu included escaloped potatoes
six kinds of salad. hot rolls, pickles. cream pie
assorted cake and coffee, arranged for an
serv ed by Mrs Robert P. Coombs Mrs. Kemp
ton B. Craig, Mrs. Fred M. Dutch and Mrs. I
D. H. Carter. Covers were laid for 40. Pre-
vious to taking seats at the table ell marche
around it to music by Mr.. and Mrs. P. d.
Carter--volin and piano. They also playe
several selections while the table was bein
cleared preparatory to the program which TO
} lowed under the direction of Mrs. Charles
Rhoades. Under each pl tie was conundrul
to be read and answered. Then came brie
speeches and stories. but the address of tn
evening was by the class teacher, who UNFOLD
ed some of the plans to increase its member
ship and add to its work Of efficiency, etc. 4
the close of his remarks he suggested that tn
gentle men present plan to return the courtes
in the near future, and practically every ms
t present agreed to assist They plan to {
this without the assistance of their wives
daughters.
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