The Republican journal., 1919-04-17
THE CHURCHES
Rev. C. w. Martin will preach in West
orthport as usual Sunday afternoon.

Rev. C. w. Martin will preach in West
Northport as usual Sunday afternoon.
The following Holy Week services will
be held at St. Francis of Assist Church,
Kew. I. j. O'Mahoney. pastor: Holy
Thursday at 1901 p. M; Good Friday at
100 p. M; Holy Saturday at 7.30 a. m );
Easter Sunday there will be High Mass
at II a. m.
Easter will be observed at the First
Parish church at the morning service,
lO45, with special music by Sunday
school and choir, and sermon from Rev.
A. E. Wilson, on "Our Immortal Desti-
n.y." The church school will follow at
noon. All are cordially invited
An Easter program of music arranged
by the chorus choir will be given next
Sunday morning at the Baptist church in
stead of the regular preaching service.
Sunday school at noon. The Christian
Endeavor will meet at a. IN. There will
be no evening services.
Services will be resumed for the sum-
mer, beginning next Sunday, at the Trim
ity Reformed church and at the Mason
Mills chapel, Rev William Vaughan pas
tor. At the former there will be preach
ing at 2 80 D. M, followed by the Sunday
school and at the latter preaching at
9 a. m.
Rev H. W. Gould, who preached last
Sunday as a candidate at the Universalist
church. made most favorable impress
sion in the pulpit and was also well re-
ceived by the general public. Mr.. Gould
was for some time the popular pastor of
the church of the Messiah in Portland
On account of i'll health he was obliged
to resign and go out of the State for a
change of climate. He is at present liv-
ing at Turner, near Portland.
Peoples Methodist Church, Rev.
Charles w. Martin, pastor; parsonage,
No. Court St. telephone, 213 II. Sun
day morning, preaching, 1915; Sunday
school, II 90; Sunday evening, preaching,
730. Prayer meeting this, Thursday
evening at 7,30. The Ladies' AID will
meet with Mrs. Eugene Pierson, Congress
St, on Wednesday at 200 P NJ. The
public is cordially invited to worship
with US. Strangers in town especially
welcome. We endeavor to make our
church the ''People's Church.
Rev Charles w. Martin arrived home
Monday from Milo, where he attended
the Methodist Conference He has been
returned to the Belfast Methodist church
for his third year and at the unanimous
request Of his Pensioners, The church
has been unusually prosperous the past
year. They have met all their current
expenses and have paid outstanding
notes to the amount of $3.50 and begin
heir year free of all debts Mr. Martin
has been very q bly, assisted by Mrs. Mar
TIN in everything accomplished during
their two years of good work here. Mr..
Martin and his family have also won the
respect and love of all who know them
He Will continue With the Methodist
churches at East NorthpOrt and at West
NorthDort
There will be an Easter Service at the
Congregational church next Sunday at
1045 a, m. with preaching by Rev. VIM.
Vaughan and music by the chorus choir,
Mrs. Harry Gordon, Mrs Allan Howes,
Mrs. Ralph Howes, Mrs Grace knowlton,
Mrs. Fred Poor, Miss Edith Davidson,
Mrs. Hugh Young, Mr.. John Parker, Mr..
Charles Craig, Mr.. Bert Davis, Mr.. Maui
rice Davidson, and Mr. Hugh Young, Mr..
Leslie Follett, and Mr.. Wesley Wood vio-