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i A rerr interesting sermon was
; preached Sunday morning by Key.
Raymond Maplesden.
! Next Sunday, August 11, Rev. Mr.
; Pierce, formerly of Essex, Conn., will
occupy the pulpit and the following
Sunday Rev. Welcome Bates of Mys
tic. There will be no services on
August 25.
The Ladies' Aid will hold a clam
bake this month. Mrs. Preston is
in charge and the affair will undoubt
edly be an enjoyable one.
A food sale will be held at Ballard
& Clarks, Friday afternoon from 3 to
5 o'clock by the Ladies' Aid.
The topic for next Sunday will be:
God's beautiful outdoors: what it
teaches me. Ps. 65:1-13. (An out
door meeting, if convenient). Leader,
Alfretta Lamondv.
Congregational.
The pulpit was filled Sunday even
ing by Rev. George D. Stanley of the
Putnam M. E. church.
Miss Frances L. Warner was lead
er of the prayer meeting held at the
Congregational parsonage Sunday ev
ening.
C. D. Sharpe will be the leader of
the prayer meeting at the Congrga
tional church Thursday evening.
Sunday Services. Public Worship
10:30 a. m. Bible school, 12 o'clock
noon.
The Cottage prayer meeting, Sun
day evening in the parsonage was
led by Miss Francs L. Warner. The
topic was “Things We Remember.”
The mid-week prayer meeting to
morrow is to be led by C. D. Sharpe.
The subject will be "Jesus in Men's
Homes.” At the meeting last Thurs
day Mr. Seward was the leader, the
subject was ‘Forgimess.”
St. Phillip*
Tuesday, the feast of the Transfig
uration, the Holy Communion was
celebrated at 9 o'clock.
Usual Sunday services at 8 and
10:30 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday school
at noon. Friday evening service at
7:30 o'clock.
