The Republican journal., 1917-10-25
THE CHURCHES.

i.oii ioA CHulCIl, NCV. "A. z. w llSOn
pastor Preaching service next Sunda!
morning at 1915, subject: "New Duties
OF Home Guards" wartime sermon OF
conservation. Sunday school at IL. AL
cordially invited to both services.
Rev. W. F. Berry of WatervilIe, Supt.
Rev. c. E. Owen of Waterville and Ed.
ward II. Emery of Sanford, secretaries
of the Christian Civic League of Maine
spent Sunday in Belfast. MIR. Berry
spoke at the North church, Mr.. Owen al
the Methodist and Mr.. Emery at the Bap-
tist. They discussed the present day wal
conditions and their effects upon our citi-
zens. They also reviewed the work Of
the League during the past year.
First Congregational Church. Minister,
Rev. Walter T. Hawthorne, 26 High
street. Service will be held on Sunday
morning at 1915. The subject of the
minister's sermon will be Luther and
the Reformation in Germany" The
music will be led by our chorus choir.
We extend to you a cordial invitation to
come and worship with US. Sunday
school at noon, We have a place for
everyone, let everyone be in his place.
We invite especially the men to meet in
our newly organized mems class. To-
night Thursday, at 7.3O the mid-week
service will be held in the vestry. Try
and come. Saturday the choir will prac-
tice at 730 p. M
First Baptist Church, Rev. j. Wilbor
Richardson, minister; residence No. 1
Northport ave, telephone 1928. Every
body's church and cordial welcome is
extended to all people without a church
home to worship with u.s. Next Sunday
morning preaching service at O45; min
lster' topic: "The still small voice versus
earthquake and fire. At IL m. the Bible
school convenes in the vestry. Classes
for all ages A cordial welcome for visit
ors. At $50 Young Peoples meeting in
the vestry. All young people cordially
invited. Sunday evening preaching ser
vice at 7.30. Minister'S topic, Making
straight paths-subiect with snap for
young men" Second sermon of a series
OF popular Sunday night discourses. Top
les to follow: 'The man and woman at
counter and desk" frank words to clerks.
The man who uses saws and hammers"
straight talk to mechanics. 'The man
who employs shops handS"-sermon in
English to employers. "The man in the
home"-plain talk to husbands. ''The
woman in the house'-some hints to
wives. Don't miss one of these dis
courses. Thursday night at 7.3O the
weekly service in the vestry. A meeting
splendidly sustained, and to which visit
ors are cordially welcomed. Preaching
at Northport Baptist chapel at 2.3O by
Mr.. Richardson.
At the Peoples Methodist church next
Sunday morning the pastor, Rev. Charles
w. Martin, will speak on: '"The Practi-
cal Benefits of Church Going" Sunday
school session at IL. Send the children
in to Sunday school. Instruction in God s
Word during youth will prove an invalu-
able safeguard to character in those years
when a parents will is no longer potent
to direct child. Now is your opportun-
ity; then will be too late. The evening
service begins at 730 with an enthusiast
tic song prelude, followed by short talk
by the minister on: "Can Man Find
God?" You will find this service in
teresting. All are cordially welcome,
strangers in town especially so. This
Thursday, evening the prayer meeting at
730, subject: "The Prodigals Return. ~
A rousing, spiritual, profitable service
Come in. The Ladies' Aid will hold a
food sale on Saturday afternoon in the
vestry at 230. Enough said. Come early
On Wednesday evening, Oct. 3lst The
Epworth League will give a Hallowe' en-
social in the vestry with all the games
and customary features of such occasions
Mr.. Lionel Sylvester, young medical
student but recently returned from 6
months service in base hospital at the
front in France will give short address
on: "a Day in Base Hospital" You
will not care to miss his story Parson-
age No. Court street. Tel 213-1I