Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-20
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rsoRYaw Sunday ovenining, at half
ssest sevel o'clock.
Southern New jersey is enjoying a
seosou of revival At Salem, sixty eight
baue. recently joined the Methodist
Episcopal Church Oh probation.
Gloucester City, twenty have united
%sSlt the Church.
On the Heddiug Circuit, sixty five
lSssee pspftssed conversion.
1t Newark, the Baptists, are enjoy
isg "a precious work OF grace: also, at
VsneLsasl, and Bridgeton, revivals are i'll
psSgress
Rev. Albert Ealdman, of Clinton,
N,L', has accepted call to the pastor
:s$e. OF the Suoth street Presby terrain
eafuasah. Of Morri ftown, N, j., lately re-
sfsysed by Rev. Arthur Mitche |, who is
sswp settled in Chicago
Rev. Grin Abbott, one of the early
ploaser MrIho list preachers of West
ssn New York, recently died in Chicago,
III
Rev Re b. 1T Turnbull, D. ID has resig-
Ssssthe pastoratesof the First Baptist
assaYch in Hartford Conn.
Rev. r. S. james, d. d.. has resigned
tas$ pastofate Of the Ba. ii Church II
Whisssbers, N. Y.
all Methodists, weather male or fe-
EnSle, aIe to vote on the question of lay
representation, which comes up in the
cifnEstrs this year.
The Rev. William MorIand Punshon
is announeed to deliver his lecture on
Daniel in Babylon, in Albany, on the
evening OF March 9th.
The largest Protestant congregation
Tn Bnston meets at fremont Temple,
assd in addressed by Rev. J. D. Fulton,
Baptist.
The oldest minister in Vermont is
Rav. Ammi Nichols of Braintree. He
is'in.the eighty eighth year of his age,
ssa the sixty-fourth of his ministry
having preached in Braintree fifty-eight
years
The week OF prayer at Springfield,
Chic, was concluded by union COM
mzEiOn service at which 400 communi-
ea,ts Of different denominations sat
dewas together ut the Lords table,
Bishop Simpson, on his return from
t1@Texas Conference, preached in DIR.
Ns~inan's church in New Orleans, Feb
rSsasy 7th,. to q large congregation,
aaaous which was the Governor of the
Ssats. On tile occasion, almost the
entire Indebtedness of the church.
amounting to five thousand dollars,
vas paid off.
The Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
New York city has unanimously resolv
ell to withdraw fellowship from Rev.
CsaHmond Kennedy, one of its mem
bess, for holding and promulgating.
opinions, contrary to the articles of
fssisi OF the church. aa
Springfield will open, this spring,
GGar new and large houses of worship,
belonging to the Congregational, Meth
Gzaist, Upiversalist, and Unitarian de-
nemipsstions
The Rev. Il. Heber Newton, has re
signed the rectorship of St. Paul's
cisnrch, Philadelphia. and has accept
sa the appointment of financial Secre-
fasy of the American Church Mission
Ivy Society, which position was made
vacant by the death of the Rev. Mr..
Kissing.
Rev. W. G. Van Meter, so well
kDown as Superintendent of the How
Estf Mission, New York City. has re-
tired, from that position, and entered
into the service of the American Bap-
ffsE Publication Society.
4 movement is in progress among
several of the religious denominations
contemplating a season of united pray
as on the 4th OF March, with reference
to aDivine blessing upon the incom-
mg administration.
The Free Methodist Church has had
81 denaminational existence since the
fall OfsiS'0. During eight years it has
increased in strength until last fall it