The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-22

walk, Conn. Mr.. Bentley has served rhe church 4
Morrissown for Jour years with great ealolency:
last for Q six months tour In Europe. Rev
6. g. Lorimer. ., D.. was ,n on Thur !.
the Church meeting in fremont Temple,
Boston, beautiful new house OF worship has Jusi
been publicly dedicated a NJ nherch 3, MScl
Rev. Q. M. Smith Is pastor The Perkins stree!
church, Somervllle. Rev. J. J. Miller. pastor. have
found il necessary to enlarge their house OF wor
ship. on Thursday evening last Rev. J. b
Brackett, recently OF WILLIAMSBURG was IN
stalled as pastor Of the First sapsss SaI Ess
Durham N. Y, after o passionate OF eight years
The Rev. Mr.. Hanscomb OF Nobeboro. Me-, haa
d Horth6oro. MASS. goes to Dewey street chnroa
Worcester, Mass. Rev. G. H. Allen, OF Soxtl
Chelmsford; takes new charge In Aver. MASS.
cepts call to Urbana, ohio. Rev. 5. r. McKeown.
Of North Anson Me-, goes 70 the Elm street church.
church, Indianapolis. The Fifth Baptist church.
Newark, n J., have declined to accept the resigna.
three months leave OF absence. e. Inc BAPTIST
church In Lewisburg, Pa has built beautiful
dollars The Baptists throughout the country
have resolved TO raise memorial fund OF $1,000 900
year. is1s Rev. r. M N. Heywood Was ordained ordained
pastor OF the churches at Newcastle and Alma.
Me June IL. Rev. w. II. II. Marsh. OF Wilmington.
Del. has gone to Salem, Mass. Rev. r. w. Arneid
Wis. - = =" ~
MISCELLANEOUS.
The evangelical ministers OF Pittsburgs Al6
ghany and vicinity numbering nearly nfty
organized q Ministerial Association on Tuesdaj
week. The object or the association Is to recoG
nize the substantial unity OF the Church; to cHltt
yate Iraternal spirit among the ministers OF the
dlferent denominations. The mission work u
There are now In those countries 325, 900 native
Christians, showing an increase OF $3.50 during
the past ten years. Rev. L. Francis, recently q
Castleton, VT, has received and accepted call
from the Reformed church OF Greenpoint, L. l.
Rev. J. f. Twltche, OF the Euclid avenue Congre.
gationa church. has received q very pressing call
to the South church OF Brooklyn, Of which DR.. II
NJ. Storrs was recently pastor. They offer him
salary of $6,000 win pay all expenses OF remoyal
and grant him long annual vacation. Rev. Dr..
John v. N. Talmage brother OF 7. Dewitt Talmage,
was offered the presidency OF the Reformed SYNOD
clined because OF inexperIence. He Is mission
airy in AmoOr, China but is now here on visit. He
will return to his mission field in September. The
Moravlans Of this country propose to keep tue
John Huss memorial day, July Q, with imposing
ceremonies: contract mas been entsred INTO aos
tionalists In London Or E2 500. It s expected that
1t will be finished by the beginning OF next year.
create Unitarian society and secure the funds 70
sustain church. Rev. J. +. Lowering, Of Concord
.ns the s Of
about to enlarge their borders and to rebuild their
house OF worship. The Michigan Congregational
missions last year to $8.400. The year previous Is
was only $4,000. Rev. Herman Bisbee has accepted
q call from the First Unitarian church at Medded,
Mass. The Rev. Washington GLADDEN., the genisi
and witty editor OF the independent, Ia "a
supply the Bedford Unitarian church in Brooklyn.
The cOnsstOry OF the Reformed church OF Fred
erick, Md. (the late DR.. Zacharias), have nOmt
mated the Rev. J. Spangler Kiefee, Of Hagerstown,
as pastor Rev. E. O. Bissell, OF Winchester, Mass,
has accepted The invitation OF the American Board
to enter their service missionary in the Aus
tran deld Rev. H. Q. Butterfeld, Secretary o. the
Western College Society OF the Congregationalista,
has received the title Of D. D. from illinois College.
The address Of John W. Martin, D. D., Is changes
from Wellsville, Ohio, to UniOntOwn, Fayetts
county. Pa. Rev. W. G. Kephart has removed from
Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory, to Atlantic, Iowa.
Mr. William N. Todd, Of the Seminary, at New
Brunswick, Is spending the Summer vacation In
the Reformed congregation OF Fort Herkimer, whs
have been without the preaching OF the Word for
long while, and have engaged his services f0r$fouI
months OF the present season. Rev. Charles N.
Whittlesey,. Of Athens, Va, has been called "a
SSpencerport IN. ~ congregational church. Dr..
Scudders congregation having dedicated their new
church a few weeks ago, have during the past tive
Sabbaths raised $4,000 to build lecture rO0ms
with PASTORS study library, committee, reception
and reading rooms. The ground floor will be 63xl0<
feet. The lecture room will be on the sec0n1
door, and will be capable OF accommodating l., 20e
Sunday school scholars, and nearly as many per.
sons at prayer meetings.