Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-19
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second sermon on Creeds tomorrow
Sunday evening at the Court House.
Subject The Deists Creed Services
at half past seven o'clock.
Richard Foster, the father of Rev.
T. b. Foster d. D., of Lowell, and
several other sons who are ministers,
died in that city few days since.
Rev. VIM. Alvin Bartlett of the Elm
Place Congregational Church, Brook
lyp, has accepted the call to the Plym-
outh Church, Chicago salary 81, 900.
Rev. Cyrus Pickett of Enfield, is re
ported dangerously i'll with lung diff
dulty.
The corner stone of the North Re
formed Church, Brooklyn, N. Y, was
on Monday of last week, 1t is to cost
$40, 900, and be completed in June
next,
The Rev. William Mackay, o. S. b.,
departed this life at st. Vincent's Alb
hey, Westmoreland county, Pa, on
Wednesday morning, November IL, in
the 4Sth year of his age, and the 23d
of the priesthood.
The WORLD s EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.
This Association is to hold its next
meeting in this country in the autumn
in 1863 1t will be rare occasion, and
will be attended by the leading Ger
man and French evangelical scholars
and divines, and distinguished states
men and clergymen from England.
NJ E. CHURCH SOUTH Church
in California has 90 churches, 2,913
members and $50, 900 worth of church
property.
Rev. DIR. A. N. Littlejohn, of Brook
Ign, formally accepted on December 2,
the bishopric of the Protestant Episco-
pal Diocese of Long Island.
Rev. DIR. Rogers of the Episcopal
church i'm Memphis, having been for
hidden by council of Bishops to con-
tinue his course of ritualistic services,
has entered the Roman Catholic COM
munion.
We have the pain of learning the
death of one of the most venerable pa
triarch, Rev. P. M. Migneault, Vicar
General of the Diocese of New York,
Priest Apolistic Missionary, and for
merly Cure of Chambly. Though he
only took orders at %, the deceased
hak in 1868 reached the 50th anniver-
sary of his priesthood, and died aged
81 years.
Rev. Benjamin S. Page, died at War
rem, Ohio, on the 9th ult. He was
born near New Haven, Conn, in July,
1916 and and graduated from Western
Reserve College in 1888. He was Or
dained in Chester, Ohio, in 1888. and
was pastor of the Congregational
church in Bridgeport, Conn, from
1916 till 1868.
Rev. ID. Fl. Muller lectured a few
evenings since before the students of
the Buffalo Medical College, taking for
his theme the text, "Luke, the Be-
loved Physician.
Rev. DIR. Scott said in his pulpit, last
Sabbath day that he would advise every
young man at the outset of his career ::
1. To be a good Christian; 2. To insure
his life +; and 3. To get a good wife.
Then he will be happy.
Rev. j. Blanchard, D. D., President
of Wheaton College, ILL.,. says in the
Cincinnati Christian Herald, that there
is not a Presbytery in the United States,
Old School or New, which can, or
dares to undertake to, remove min
lister from a respectable Oorthodox
church, while the local church sustains
him.
Prof, VIM. e. Jillison of the Boston
public library, died at Jamaica Plain,
last Friday, at the age of 30 and his
funeral was attended at the Orthordox
church where he was member.
On Sunday afternoon, the corner
stone of the new Orphan Asylum of
St. Vincent de Paul, New York, was
laid by the Very Rev. VIM STAIRS, V.