, 1873-09-14


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Ths spsee & reh oq he nss 1oor s"oss n @
senon u aevo recenace for the sctua orsan pes
ia ~ M tha a ehrsh and liz ohor in e
Mnner ronm az tho cane an tv mems Of two koy-
Se pysd n the Or IL hn q e1 o
to beaSy nd tho practcai advantage ot tho shapel.
cnfiro e bn H. H. ass
sa9 5 @ :ss ss Ea.a i Cd GSs1s
III M ny 10 ,s ssSn y
tle cnurc apou w6ci work Is still Toig o. il prac.
mako M q tho difference between t9s h. MY a
Now England Church was IN tho form .,,d Of
Gross I .o ~ 1 enn ns ~ ;tta recnn.
noss ns md tho s a.
a,t ,h H. 1 NJ thu tranacnig Tie
simple change 20 20 oainos aS anase Ttnn tno Wa1 ~
10 aaaln t ~ i,. I'll pt % H. niro
auditorium Tue capacity Of The restored an and e. enlarged @
.nr IuGaonoo upon '' aSuaA pas'' ~" 10 "N'A
W " r. e{sd to learn that in accordance .h tns
q. ar sIs ~ nsen a nasna m,rs Of Tic
sstea i tss 1ro; Was1eSe1 s!oas is Ssea saasiy
- M ~ ~ ~ ~ " ~" v.T." eJ r. !. .nnn
sinssr Ss whsn wholly 1e5a
tuo bc yiii Ia,r nr ita frnnt tracss nf fla cona
Of 1s e its 10 o9is PsS2e and SIso.s o hs
The vel. arg to be reaorsa snd tho ~ 1eaf 81
ye understand that the cost Of tho entire structure
s$sssa
I1ubtr fr1t% tt0
church tso And we deem but rs to say fufthes
Lat swe!va months alone, tbe eontT{Sattons ot mem
bors Of tue church to religious causes lying wholly out
$a0oo Evidently thoy etill belioVo TINT 1t is more
blessod to give than 70 recc4vo."
reward Of ther filth and zeal. Aud II n any hcart
there DO pre.emincnce OF 1o5 We 11nagn9 II VII 20 IN
M ill., i settlement ovsr ho New England osnre the
beginning os ha ministry anu tatca from Sep.smntof
aaa 'fse re-
ssss ss1 ne s sa IL sss
tho entre North pay'saon 40 gsfe nmse 81 10 ota ,na
9rk until Cow saw no @ on S W ,ha rs
UP Eas deyG9o @ @ 10 no en M
o a @ ne o
T no vel fs{Gs IN ~ n %
rogress Of the work nnon tue main ms,n bang an
better than ~ ID regaheEihg people nn1taa 70 eash
mont The membership Is now about ~ sso , Many a VII
laconec. ~, ~ A. fhter & e = ~ n ~ thn tn
Soo1s' Ss o. 1h'sa Vi vs's lis following .'sazss:
E1sit thy faIIop head.
Again IL Thy Rodsonler trnat,
he Calls '''0' 4f''n ~' o'Su
Rebuild thg{ r. Sal1.: sts }si beaa%' ea enlarge,
sa7 e the South, ;ays ,! qp y,Sbs thy eShbsarso."
, Au,t a. It,.
begnnius nnsS ssd"a'' Il hair fa1lmsnt SiIlt "'' 4 "
xneas r. prominent neRes9' g, et tats ssssty ;st
8sstt$ S Join nsS SsoSSsss s sss
'~ ohuaon or 1liE Asonsa,os.
p o Sa pnsh of ts
tbs coruefo Lasalie aud Elm stroets, on ths NORTH
Il f1a oi osrs prsyo, S,
tad y i,enoyoont churcmcn readent nway from the
sn2 nSs w do,s
their lsbors fow weeks ago. It found that The
( | nbfo sum had been allowed to lie In q
: new York saylnes bank Until tho concern burei
M1GthsS I isfsss ;a 1;a Sssa &c esd
0 " when there wa no congregation anu no psrochia
ncome during much Of tic past two ycara since tic
Hre And sum Of about 81 GOO had iceu used "a q
dopoat purchase ot o present Esa!donse Of the
H. h1 ss5s Of wsts ae u,a TIT @
!; Tho parish own lot worth about $4,000 and this
tey wtsh mortgage, but tho Bishop Of tho doceae
In tho nteressa Of the Church ut large has suggested
tho replacement Of iii moneys taken from the blIiina
fund.- a. primary condition upon which he ought te
inais aud withoa his consent no mortgage would be
b yalid.
Tho esteemed Rector the Row. e. r. Dorset was former
o lyA Canon of thu Cathedral On Warrington etroet aud
receives much sympathy from bis immediate fr!onds
o In the pecuniary difficulties OF bis parish. The cir
cumat4ncts arising out Of tho pop.rpsj1euca Of tlf
Rector, and tho very advanced stops he Inns taken i.
i, N!.uaa. said to have contributed to tho weak
| nok af ia n xvAeHh md
b bers, In consequence OF some dissatisfaction ex
pressed by members Of the pas!ah who looked upor
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