The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-06-24
THE CHURCHES

-.,rae c. Boorn will preach at
Rt.,,sunyilIe church next Sunday at
II" DIAN CHURCH. First Parish.
Sl AIR Rev. A. E. Wilson. Rev. Harry
EsSS'FFtN, N,s,rtnR. Mass, a former minister
Eo L5r,h. will preach June 27. Ser
y 10 40 a. m. All cordially invited.
al Nason's Mills church will
" sunday at 1890 a. m. with
'5g na followed by the Sunday school.
II ,e,ty Reformed church there
'5 --srA,ng at 80 p, m, followed
4 .5 sunday school. Rev. William
4 S.r l pastor Tel. 22l'2l.
,,~f.r CHURCH. Peoples Meth
NhLt-..-,- Rev. Charles W. Martin,
Eas. s.--enage, No. 7 Court St; tele-
b; t..5. Sunday morning preach
Ffo.gG sunday school, II m. Evening
I5s All 80 Prayer meeting this,
,uag at 7 80.
. 81 Br5okman, D. D., is COM
N..l.I.-t Iuly 1st to take charge of
p ..-.... hapel Tor the summer.
y ...s. 5 the rector of St. Peters
Y Narnstown, n. j., one of the
-1. .s.rEI Parish churches in this
a.s l uas communicant list of
g,- agr sadred people. ST. Marga-
al sa-. =-s7e most fortunate in having
e. q...,.-u The first service will be
ga, .l.. Attn. at 10 As a. m. DR.. and
y, aD' 2r,.,wu have taken rooms at the
.spTt-..s.
.,. ao,- was observed as Children's
'.5,. lie First Parish Unitariam
-r-f w he Sunday school occupy
J.. '7s f... seats and assisting in the
!. 1ha theme for the day was
4 ,.s.r. 9n the "Flowers," peonies
.Gv0pN lies being the flower decora-
-1. Tto-5 ,uo took part in the service
s-s. Ua-. a ilSon, who had a record of
.,i.. s~gud3uCe through the year, eff
,..- We're Nu Flowers" Frances Spear,
r--es ora Rogers, "Buttercup;;" Alice
,r.s a15 ienrod;;" Hildegarde Rogers,
qrt Priscilla Thayer, "Foreet-me-
MI, Katherine Spear, PUSSY Willow"
.-e Huwv. "Dandelion; Frances Busse,
Era.e- dHtan;" Elinor Stephenson,
-.gs Emily Racklitfe, white Lii
se usn3 Dexter, Sweet Pea;;"
Isas s4ue, Flower Friends;;" Char
as A-o0lloa. song, Month of Roses"
( wilson rave as his five lessons from
/. aacrs 10 make the world more
fur.l b, UT living, to be useful, to
ap.r' . I efforts made for our i'm
r,4re1 make the best of poor con-
an. rt 10 ne what God intended US,
rs sa.at
-fs t.asr BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev.
r.r.- Sauer, pastor; residence, 13
,sts.. .55phoue, 1911. This church
masa.s SIS service throughout the sum-
le a. Sabbath worship at 1915 and
80 Bbc school at II; Young Peoples
7ss.ae 10 Mid-week service Thurs
lay fo Preaching on the coming
a- w t1e pastor, the morning theme
eg. TIHing Out the Light" Music
r.1ls .OlE Miss Davidson, organist. .
-hr .'-1U4 service will be beautifully
1Hl'e- In his sermon MIR. Sauer
Ill. attempt TO show how greatly the
gu las been enriched by the noun
a6 nd martyr people of the Cottian
An. IA material moral and sp;ritual
s1ls nrople who have survived a
R@tl5a Of many centuries, and still
tv. among the matchless scenery of
tss. ancient mountain sides Theme.
"huo. faithful unto death. and I will
.l9,vt crown of life" An orchestra
wi. .s. the singing. The public is cor
.6,r -vited. Services at the North
Jm Bsnust church. Saturday Cove. at
g&SmiaE, Bible school following. Ser
lrs o.duc1ed by pastor and workers
tog belfast church.
:ng 6 NiEERsALIST CHURCH. Rev.
5so-g Boorn, pastor. lO.45 a. M,
loua- Worship with sermon by the
las Hdy communion will follow.
4lmH.. laty will be given at this time
tra vino may wish to have their chill
De- ,.aued. II NJ, Sunday school.
ii 'tf- Ces in this church last Sun
Ag -- 4g the pastor, Rev. G. c.,
Boar ,l-scled the st. Johns day ser
mon ir .le lembers of the masonic or
ls!S l ,le topic, "Masopry's Mission"