Miss Iris M. Soper, a young con
tralto singer, who has been heard
here several times with pleasure, sang
The Pilgrim," as an offertory solo at
the Baptist Church Sunday morning.
Congregational
The meeting of the Woman’s Mis
sionary society of the Congregational
church was held Tuesday afternoon at
the home 01 Miss S. Elizabeth Clarke.
The topic discussed was Asiatic In
tiuences, and Mrs. Charles Letters
sang Lullabies of the Nations.
I)r. l.eete, the newly eleteed secre
tary of the Congregational Church
Building Society , addressed a large
congregation at the church Sunday
morning, it was announced that next
Sunday will be devoted to the consid
eration of the subject of the resurrec
tion. There will be the usual prayer
meeting at 6 o'clock. The choir has
in preparation a cantata for the morn
ing and will give a concert in the ev
ening.
The treasurer's report for the year
shows that tiie annual receipts were
$3,332.25 in addition to $ 1 S7.T6 cash
on hand, making a total of $3,520.31.
The disbursements were $3,500.81, leav
ing a cash balance on hand, March 31,
of $19.20.
Services at the Congregational
church during April are as follows;
April 9, The Seven Sacred Sentences,
Miss Kuth Murfey, leader; April 16,
Gold a Bane or a Blessing, John G.
Johnson, leader; April 23, Pastor's
Aids, or How can we Help our Pastor,
Gilbert Perry, leader; April 30, The
Unreached Multitude, the pastor, Rev.
P. D. Sargent The topics and lead
ers for the Y. P. S. C. E. are: April 12,
A Look Ahead, Miss Florence Sargent,
April 19, The Consecration ot Time,
Frank \V. Barberl April 26, uur
Tongues for Christ, Miss Edith Ding
wall.
