News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-05
Morrisville Churches
Christian Science Society.


The services of this society are held
| every Sunday forenoon at 10:45 in the
hall over E. W. Gates store
The subject for next Sunday is "Sa-
crement."
There is a Sunday school at the close
of the morning service.
A. C. CHURCH
As a fitting theme for opening the
new year, Pastor Fender spoke last Sun
day morning upon THE Bible" giving
a general view of the book, its origin,
popularity, use and abuse.
The Loyal Workers meeting was in
the form of Roll Call, with sugges-
tons for work for the coming year, and
a timely talk by the president.
In the evening Mr.. Fender took a pos
sible review of the activities of the
coming year. Retrospection may not
yield satisfaction, but the future is open
for another endeavor.
On account of extensive repairs on
the church auditorium, the Wednesday
evening service will be held at the home
of G. H. Prior. 1t is expected the SER
vices can be held at the church next
Sunday.
Teachers Training class at the pastors
home Tuesday evening, also the S. S. ex-
ecutive on Friday evening.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES,
The sermon Sunday morning was a
discussion of the opportunities and re-
sponsibiltes of the members of this
church and congregation. Having spoken
of the goal towards which the church
should work. the pastor cited patience,
loyalty, perseverance, and faith as four
qualities which should characterize our
efforts together, and closed with four
New Years resolutions which all attend
ants might well make.
The communion service followed the
morning service.
The usual mid-week service will be
held Thursday night at 1880
Subject of the sermon next Sunday
will be, Splendid Stuff"
Church school at noon with election
of officers for the coming year.
In the evening at o'clock there will
be a stereoptican lecture. Subject Con
Shrines" Seventy colored
slides will be shown.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Last Wednesday evening a social was
held in the Church Parlors by the Bara-
ca and Phylathea classes, the occasion
the coming year. Between 40 and 50
were present and took part in &,
the festivities of the evening The in
stalation service was in the hands of the
State Superintendent, Rev. Robbins, of
Burlington, who gave splendid address
10 the officers of the classes.
The watch night service was well at
ended, beginning at o'clock and clos
ng a little after II. In the first part
If the meeting the following persons
Herman Eaton, Mr.. Geo. Jacobs, Mrs.
William Warren, Mr.. C. s. Cornell. Mrs.
I. R. Parker, L. L. Camp and Mrs. 7.
3. Ellie In the latter part of the meet
ng addresses were given by Eugene Ca.
raymond Warren and Ray s alley.
etter was read from the Parish Abroj
" Merle Smalley. A fellowship NEE
ng was conducted by G. S. Stanelit
At the meeting of the Sunday Schc
'oard the following officers were ele1--
d. Superintendent, G. S. Stancliffe;
assistant, Eugene Call; Secretary. C.
Cornell; Treasurer, L. L. Camp;
horister, Nita Ellis; Organist. Faith
dmunds; Superintendent of the Junior 81.
department., Mrs H. A Skinner; As2
stant, Hazel Mofat; organist, Shir-
" Skinner.
The pastor preached last Sunday both
corning and evening to good sized
ldiences. There was a baptismal SER
ice in connection with the morning SER
&c.
At the Junior League service next
lnday afternoon, Junior Calendars will
given every boy and girl who has
wed six pictures from the last six Sun
,ys.
Next Sunday morning the pastor will
Ike for his subject, "Attracfve Chris
ans"