Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-12-17

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members that constituted that Presbytery,
were the Rev. Messrs. Dunham, Bryson,
Gr;er, Patterson, and Hood, with the
elder. James Sbeddan, James Hepburn.
Esq, William Montgomery. Esq, and
Thomas Inward. As the Presbytery Of
Hant.ngdon had not granted the request
o: the people Of Milton and par' of White
Deer township, to be o-Saui1ed into q
church in Milton, at the frs, meeting Of
tn, Nqrihu-ahcrlAnd presby'ery the appli-
Cation was renewed by Messrs. Bethuel
vincen, aud james P P.Sanderson. Presby-
try agreed I" mee; u Milton On the FIRST
Tuesday III Drce mber, to take the matter
in.o consideration, AID hear the Parties
ooia Ia iay1r of il and arains.it At that
m-t,iIy, ics>rs. Vincent and Sanderson
arr arct agaIn i'll behalf # the people
tesif.gc al organ znlnn, and Messrs.
jaime MocIie AZ! Joseph Kerr appeared
in Ur;.!. f ;iI,se opposed 70 it, and laid
. before h-'S'y'cry rcmonstrance. Pres
b ery H. ing on-ia:rel the mater,
agoe1 'iia' the rques; Of the people Of
M.Iron 4nl d paft ol Il ni;e D. er township,
be gran ri, sud = caurcr. vas then orsln
IL. IN Milton. The acx. spring they
presented call fir he one fourth OF Mr..
Up,1'- IN. au.i he wa, installed in the
following Do.dbts. A; a meeting Of the
P..sJy s.rJ 80 ,'asi,iI. ,t.n congregation,
IL Ata.. 1919, 'ae ? orIl relation ex-
I.llI. be,@eci, Mr.. iio i and the congre-
g4luu x " a>hIngton WAS dissolved, and
II the siuic, application WAS made BY the
cIngr s.'l II IT Il .tun for that fourth of
his TIM, winch WIS granted 4; from which
time he coaanusd 10 preach between sLe
two cun.rcg. .u,ls Of BItf,o and Milton,
until h.s Ios: gna. .pn In he spring of 1885.
At III, settlement Of Mr.. Hood, there
werc Sky ni.moero la the Buffalo church.
The largest numb,r added to the church
u, ANY ouc tiln; Was thirty i've III the fall
OF ie-I, after the congregation had been
visited by the Rev. Nicholas Patterson.
The largest numocr at any time previous
was .wea;y. Ia ghe year lo-S, there were
two Aunl... AM sesenty-three members.
At the .,..;ic Mr.. Hood left, the members
We're reduced 10 fifty Isht, OWING TO the
organ za.iun oil iour or hve other churches
cale1y formed Of me.:ners froiu Buffalo
church.
Snce Mr.. Hood lief, the BUFF 10 church,
ninety 1.-TWO have been aided, and owing to
deaths aud dism,ssous there are at present
but ninefy.seven members. Ia the fall Of
1910, Mr. James Dale aud MIR. Hugh
" iison were elected aud ordained ruling
eld,rs, since which time MIR. Thomas
Howard, Sen, and Col. Samuel Barber
have died. The existing SESSION Is Wm-
Foster, Il. G. ii. Hayes, James Dale, and
Hugh Wilson.-Famiy Pres5ytertan.
sHAKEs?EAREs SEVEN AGES IMPROVED
Mrs. Parting,un, according to the n. Y.
Tribune, has been In New ork, and viii Q
there witnessed Il play, written by Spoke
share, called " just "a, You Like it," She
says, mau named Jake spoke piece
called the - Seven Edges" and it male
such an expression upon her that she
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