The Republican journal., 1918-05-30
THE CHURCHES.

II \
/ ...,v Eeformed church will hold ser
..xt Sunday at 2. 80 p. m, followed
| sua5sy school
-osntar services will be held next
II the First Parish Unitarlan)
kIsr,s with reaching by the PASTOR
\, AralT F.. Wilson.
-eca+,onal Church: Minister, Rev.
4 uawrhorne, 26 High street. Tele-
,g-4 Morning service, 1O.45.
Ip..,. school at noon. Midweek service
r,rr.6sv evening at 7.30 at the par
[.,, On Sunday, May Goth. Rev.
| s,r.r $ l,on, student of the Bangor
E.sosical Seminary, preached in the
[a.r-.e,tiona Church. Mr.. Lyon is the
,.s, son Of Rev. A. G. Lyon of the Paw
g.-r,,e Co7gregational Church, Low
Mass
r,,, Bsplst Church, Rev. j. Wilbor
k...,4soo minister; residence No. l
k,r5gorI ave, telephone 1928. 1hls
|barcr attends a cordial welcome to
|Lo.e without a church home to worship
! IN them Tie sittings are free both
lonDa and evening. Sunday morning
I,.,cb,nr services at 10.45. Minister'S S
nf A sermon by the Rev. Harry Up
nj Northeast Harbor. At IL O'Clock
N Bible school meets in the vestry'
laDrs welcome. Young peoples meet
Ea680. evening preaching service at
! Ia THIS. Thursday, night at 7:3O in
n yestry the weekly prayer service.
EeplbIla cordially invited.
Sunday school conference was held
he Methodist Church last Tuesday
Irrnoon. Dr. E. H. Boyienton, county
kxdent presided. Rev. j. j. Hull of
EIeae was present and talked on the
Eauzaton IF district association and
EyGai others gave short talks. 1t was
EsH to feorganize the South Waldo dis
hr sHJ the following officers were
FkA President, Rev. N. T. Atwood,
PsToTJ secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
snt " Frost; vice-president, Rev.
FlsE s |5uEhan; executive committee,
FA " Fernald, Lincolnville; Miss
faa Tosl North Islesboro; Mrs. r. N.
Fme Searsport; Mrs. C. A. Pilsbury.
FtItaS, t. a. Clark, Northport; z. D.
fitshofL, Awanville. The time and
flce Of the south Waldo district con-
EhliOl was ,eft with the executive COM
ktss
The People Methodist church, Rev.
EhaFes W Martin, pastor. Parsonage,
n Z Court street, Telephone, 213-11.
Ffaday moudng, preaching, 1O.45, "This
F'ldtriui Life Sunday school, 1900.
faa invited. Sunday evening, preach
Eg A3J The Rev. A. E. Luce, former
pastor OF Peoples church, now Dist.
PVPL OF the Western District, East Maine
ENle1ence, viii preach. Come and meet
oa tTend in a new position. This
Flu'day morning at 9.45 Union Prayer
EHl0g 0! the city's churches will be
F@ ID our church following the call of
a PRESIDENT o that end. Service closes
r. flenty Of time to get to Colonial
f''a'ei Tor Decoration Day program
'8Yooay o9me. This, Thursday, even
PRAYER meeting at 73O, Gaining by
f~lg The invitation of Peoples
''''A IS estended to all. Strangers in
w' especially welcome.
memorial Sunday was observed Nav
W. with special exercises at the Metho-
Church. Twenty-six members of
l''"sS i Marshall Post, G. A. R., with
[S' aelegalions from all of it's allied
vA'' led by he Boy Scouts under the
''''' 81 Scout Master Orrin j. Dickey,
''V''ta body from Memorial Hall
"e church. The decorations were
''1 SPrnt garden flowers. The
n. ''' 1Aurch choir rendered appropriate
4 rU0Hs Cine Of their number, Byron
''a' TENOR, IS in the draft to 60 to
~p De'eas and all regret losing SC
4 'e member. Mrs. E. P. Frost
soprano solo. The sermon by
n, 'Dd'lts W Martin on The Soldiers
la vas pleasing 10 his special guests
as '''eStng TO all. Twelve of the
tsIS,, passed away since last Memo
~ O'y and others are ill and unable
u, "'snd, making these annual events
impressive than usual.
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