The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-06-21
THE CHURCHES.

... Df 1GId as usual IN the
r,er ueNt Sunday with ser
.Pn A 4 Wilson,
r.,srf, chapel will be opened
a,5r Sunday, June oath, at 4
RI Rev Benjamin Brews-
rr h. a-escher. The Bishop has
a.Re Gilbert Marshall Foxwell
,rer, Of the work and he
Bishop on Sunday. Ser
III be announced each week and
fr,s mos, Welcome,
| CONGREGATIONAL church, minister,
T.;er T Hawthorne, 26 High ST.
eA Service will be held in the
!. -mTeeauonal church on Sunday
,, Iua5 The subject of the
su,mur viii be "Son of Man"
|,gg b- ed by our voluntary choir
,s rs,uou Of Mr.. f, S. Pitcher.
Ia he glad to welcome you in our
1 Sgpaa1 school will meet at noon.
!, ,r Thursday, at 7 O'Clock will be
|,i-.peeA service in the vestry. We
h Eaa ta sec you. The choir will
|agI ~ for practice.
:mnu5 juue campmeeting at Etna
|7aou1o will be held Saturday and
h. June 3o-July |. The many
-ae world famous psychic,
|@7 S Vanderbilt, will be pleased
ar taa, she IS 10 be present at this
tHG tHGca10l.eting as lecturer and mes
tks.er H-, Vanderbilt is enjoying
at of health, having fully recovered
,ue r.rs If her automobile acci-
.M M md has been doing her
-Ers faf seyeral months. She is
ati i0i ae eUtre season, having no
iSn5a Gales until December. The
nd; 3' ina are beautiful at this
G a.l Hprovements are being
4 Ia4s Nil stop at the grounds,
Fllset ,es gwen by railroads. A
;a'4d expected.
l. 4-I 3.--r difference of the Uni
.s-,4s uf Maine, recently held
g Sts al I'd a resolution placing
ID o- n hearty accord with
1e1-1 congress of the United
Is .. iorts to preserve the
a- vi aeulocracies in the world.
a-ow A- 1lllD eTs were elected: Presi-
f|an tW1 Whitehouse, Augusta;
pc '-r's Charles F. johnson of
a04e and David w. Snow of Port
'7'7.a7g and treasurer, the Rev.
$ f2a.rn Augusta. Joseph w.
,als ai Portland, who for 80 years
f7l the resident of the Maine Uni
j 1850 !au0n, retired today, being
T-'4 al The annual meeting by Leslie
"l'S9 OF Augusta. Other officers
' were |lee-president, Selden Con-
Nsds'a. secretary, George A. Emery,
1sasgrer Sidney W. Noyes, Port
ds feope $ Methodist church next
d! morning he pastor, Rev. Charles
''' VIZ ~ourt street, Telephone
, wall speak on pearl Seekers.
''aoay school meets at IL O'Clock
"' Saperatendent, Mr.. Clarence
@. and his corps of teachers are
III .Aeii welcome to all who at
.l7ie is class for each and all.
W." ieeI at home with us in the
=. =, S'aool Come in. In the even
b 'o lle pastor will speak on "The
s''''r' and some of the old
- 'lueh have stood the test, will
.s "i'a new ones also, worth while
-1u'1t and melody. Everybody
- "le opening song service. Strang-
specially welcomed to all our
''iist Thursday, evening the
"'77 "as viii be held at 7.3O in the
.-''''. subject, Must Religion be
mere will be a meeting of
J., .oIAnlttee in the church par
'emng at 7,30 prompt.
. ''p1sJ Church, Rev. j. Wilbor
'''' minister; residence No. 1
''' ave telephone 212-3. Every
~ .'D'e0 and a cordial welcome is
ln w all people without a church
@oIship with us. There are no
ts,, . lhe church depending upon
ber.f foohlrlbutions for it's support.
lorr;o'e' eYerybody's church. Sun
er Z preaching service at 1O.45,
lon .opic; " Masonry and King
Roa.dh On grafton to the local Ma
7ts Js present in commemoration
ron,' gonn Day. At IL noon, Bible
anca ca'ehes in the vestry. A large
lssss9a much enthusiasm, good teach
led loF every age. A welcome
ian = va. al visitors. Young Peoples
peori1 nihdeavor meeting at $50. All
Iipg Vple so invited. Sunday evening
bbiYno@e oelVlce at 7.30; minister's topic:
'or W Ts and Scouring'-a pithy ser
Ig D5ag 5SUuhg men. This, Thursday,
d T,JyeI Wye; meeting in the vestry at
TpnlCh the public is cordially
II tba .eachlng next Sunday after
n 'De Northport BaptistlChurch at