The Republican journal., 1917-07-19
TIE CHURCHES.

........ ir st. Margaret's chapel next
he as follows: Holy Com
.-.. .-Na m. Morning prayer, Holy
mm and sermon at 10.45 a. m.
-smr. .ver at 4 p. IN. Everyone is
|ra ONE.
7a.-,. n services will be held next
.s.t d. ne Baptist church, Rev. E. S.
r... all be the supply Morning
,4rr a. A is a. m; Sunday school at
Im. -..-1dn Endeavor at $50 p. m.
snuq preaching service at 7.30.
h. a- meeting will be held this,
l.uaa Eening.
r..r. ... no services at present at the
l,~ Belfast church, but it is expected
.... ut will be filled later. Miss
-D- NaIkley. who has preached in
cL.- Ior the past two summers
-. is uae at Robbinston where she
boz, ara meeting with the same Won
sa- sQ -cSs that she did here, will
-isl week visit at North Belfast soon
-t1."t 80 services one or two Sundays.
3a lrles Hamilton Bascom has
Ia Engaged for the summer as rector
81 Nearet's Episcopal church and
Lac bis a-s1 service last Sunday. DR..
H,s HaScom and their six months
-s-L have recently been living in
..,l Bascom is a native of
r 5 u and Mrs. Bascom comes
sa flo ia. They are boarding with
+. 1. Ms Henry C. Marden, Elm
fr> a-regational church, minister,
+ Hs-ar T. Hawthorne, 26 High
s Ia I43-4. The regular service
E be .ed next Sunday morning at
.- ...n The subject of the minis
,aI VIII be CONSCIOUS Results
r vjiI be led by our chorus choir.
n Worship with US. Sunday
-lon. Tonight, Thursday, at
ne mid-week service will be
5'. astry.
Torsleff of Bangor, secre-
p Maine tuberculosis So
- au illustrated lecture at the
&e Aurch last Sunday evening
-a 100 stereopticon views to
.... Us subject, School Days, or
aa Tor Health in the Public
M.. mentioned many of the de-
te ountry and city school build
nd to the development of
9lG - and dwelt at length on the
4a- ae derived from the open-air
@7o. from school buildings well
@-o Pictures were shown of
s'r Fs ngs of past years, of the
E-r a also of what it is hoped the
'.25 --ations of children may enjoy.
aI'ae ople's Methodist church next
'.l4a' De- ming at 1890, the pastor, Rev.
.'af'" W Martin, will speak on fThe
''"-'. "t Obedience. The Sunday
N.N' ia at 1900 m, and all are cor
4'- ID to meet with us. Strangers
p "8h r@ especially welcome to make
1s 'us- hurch home while here. The
'e'dg >orvice will be held at 730;
,s'' .49a by the pastor, subject, Light
es' Nor'd.' A social song service is
~si!l Aary to the evening sermon and all
s welcome to come and assist in the
aaEoe OF the good old hymns. A cool
AJs and comfortable seats. The prayer
r. Il. 'if l.ls, Thursday, evening at 7.30,
.-5,a Noes Jesus commend worldli-
1S 10 Interpretation of Luke l6:I-9.
9allr'ay the Ladies' Aid will hold a
r@ and .uncheon sale at the Arts and
ss.''t looms opposite the Court House
n. '17 ro.ted food and dainties. Plenty
y al. Nlrsonage No. 7 Court street
'7I7"a Al3-11.
Ia. i'f nitarian church Sunday an in
- service was held, taking the
4 N Children's Day Patriotic ser
s 'tu dedication of flag in the
.,'ei After the usual devotional ex-
SFs here followed GA Patriotic
II ne 6sm' answers given by Richard
% l''gf Mary Spear, Robert johnson
80, fr.rt Burgess. Elena Shute then
,-5a .ae group on the platform, each
s ENE flag, and recited, "To Free
,s W., IDA Mariner with an English flag
n. 20 he Spires of Oxford" Helen
.sgo' with French flag recited ''To
,oDlt and Katherine Kelley with an
N g~Fn'an flag recited "Your Flag and
n. = IdR at the conclusion of which
n, 0fee made a pretty tableau with
n, 'nlertwined; Liberty Bells" told
N. '-oTy Of the call to freedom in vari-
H.. @ Ines and lands, and the church bell
IT, ilhg as the call to us to free the
au rom war. Mabel Spear, Jennie
n iope Dorman, Barbara McKenney,
/. warmer, Ruth Dinsmore and Helen
'ott took the parts in this number.
n. a e. Wilson gave brief talk on
st. elo,lsn using Nathan Hale, Rev.
5n, Muhlenberg, and Joan of Arc as
&5 atoms. Next came the speech of
IT, tlon by the minister of the large
nj winch hangs gracefully against the
,1t al The right of the pulpit. All rose
N. me oath of allegiance was given.
h. Ga,oslng number was "Honor to the
tnT by Kathering Kelley, Grace Hazel
M and Ava Burgess. The church will
opensfor service until September.