The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1922-01-12

Fitted.
IL. Irniversaust Church will hold
arbino services next Sunday morning
AZ with sermon by Rev. William
9,roban. Sunday school at noon. All
(ordially invited.
,vruopIsT CHURCH. Peoples Meth
~ church. Rev. Charles w. Martin,
sor. u.sc narsonage, No. Court St; tele-
2i3ll. Sunday morning service
~ i5 Sunday school, IL IN. Evening
;.o at 7.3O. Prayer meeting this,
Ebursday. evening at 75O.
The annual parish meeting OF the Uni
Srersalist chhrch will be held in the vestry
&,r;dav evening at 8 o'clock. All inter-
Ssted in the church are requested TO De
present.
Al business meeting Sunday of the
federated church held after the morning
srvice il was voted to extend call TO
psv w. F. Skerrye of Templeton, Mass.
Is is a Unitarian and occupied the pulpit
Eundav. Dec. 18th The business ar
,noements relative to the call are IN the
hands of the executive committee OF the
Federated church. The call is In the
bands of the executive committee and
viii not be forwarded to Mr.. Skerrye un-
kil the pledges for the salary, current ex-
benses. etc, have been received, total
bf $3.50.
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev.
&Jeoree c. Sauer. pastor; residence, 10
Cedar; telephone, i23-ll. Sabbath ser
Vices at l0:45 and 1880; Bible school at
II. Christian Endeavor $50; mid-week
devotional service Thursday. 7:3O.
The pastors message on Sunday morn
pS will be "Perishable and lmperishable
Material for Life Building; Cor. 9:l2.
kIusic by the chorus choir. AT the evan
eIistic service in the vestry at 7.30 the
ermon will be on "Clean Hearts and
Willing Spirits" Ps. 81. This is happy
Service, with enjoyable music, brief,
Rrieht addresses, and is well attended.
ou are earnestly invited.
The attendance January 8 at Sunday
kchool was the largest in several months
A-l3o besides visitors.
Appointments this week: Monday even
NJ basket ball teams meeting with scout
naster, IS Cedar street. Wednesday at
ernoon, meeting of sewing circle with
Mrs Altana Dutch, High street. Thurs
lay afternoon women of the church will
meet at the vestry for work. Thursday
evening the mid week sers ice. Saturday
morning basket ball game at Peirce school
or Troop ~. Game called at 9 O'Clock.
Before an unusually large attendance
II the officials of the Methodist church
he Fourth Quarterly conference was held
the vestry on Wednesday evening,
anuary 4th, with Rev. James II. Gray,
bist Supt. Of the Western District of the
Last Maine Conference, presiding.
Reports showing the church to be pros
ering in all departments were read, and
unanimous invitation by rising vote,
pas extended to the pastor and his wife,
Rev. and Mrs. Charles w. Martin, to re-
urn for the sixth year
The following committees were elected:
Trustees, Mr.. f. Z. Roderick, Mr.. c E.
rost, Mr.. Ralph Bramhall, Mr.. F. O.
toberts, Mr. Leo G. Herrick, Capt. Cleve-
and SWEET, Mr.. Edwin Frost, Mr. E. NJ.
ierson, Mrs. Alice Bramhall.
Stewards, Mrs. Alice Bramhall, Mrs.
arab Stewart, Mrs. Mary Whitmore,
drs Annie Nj Frost, Mrs Ellen Cressey,
irs. Clara Cottrell, Mrs. l.. Whitten,
irs. Georgia Dow, Mrs Nellie Pierson,
iiss Ethel Frost, Miss Lena Sanborn,
liss Lora Maxcey, Miss Ann Going, Miss
eyerne Whitten, Mr.. c. E. Frost, Mr.
dwin Frost, Mr. George Curtis, Mr..
rank Downs, Prof. NJ. E. Chase, Mrs.
harles Luce.
Recording Steward, Mrs. Annie NJ.
rost
District Steward, Mi Edwin Frost.
Reserve District Sfeward Mrs Georc;.
pow.