Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-21
PacificIc Coast Religious News.

Paciaeie Coast Religious News.
Tomorrow will be the second Sun.
day in Advent. 44e osa
st. Paul's Episcopal Church at Benz
Lcia has been enlarged.
Rev. Mr.. Graves is the only Protest
| ant minister In Trinity county. - 3
In Mayfield there is q Methodist
Church consisting of one member.
Rev. Mr.. Warren, Episcopal Minis
ter at Haywood, has gone East on q
visit. iss tet
Mrs Van Cott is conducting a sue
cessful revival at Virginia City, Ne
tvada. v 81 M 4HA &NshF t8 :,
Rev. Daniel Flack, of Rochester, N.
Y, arrived at San Francisco last week.
An attempt is being made to liqui-
date the debt Of the Stockton Method
| list Church. ''.ss5 ,.1
Residents of Salinas City are erect
ing parsonage for their Methodist
| minister. sa5 II i,isi s.
Rev. MIR. Mitchell is filing the pull
pit Of the Calistoga Presbyterian
Church acceptably. i.
The Sixth Street Methodist Church
of Sacramento, will reopen on the
31st instant. hI 1911 'Etitdli s u
The Congregational Church ut Hay
woods presents q very fine appear
ance since its repairs.
The Visalia Methodist District has
been assessed $3.50 by order of the An
nual Conference. aa. s..
Rev. A. ]. Compton is at present ac-
sv1Sv OF Af hA ,vso
church at Vacaville. 8GRH -
Santa Barbara thinks it can afford q
new Presbyterian church, larger than
the one now in use. ...s. $,
Rev. NJ. L. Creswell is recreating in
San Diego while his church in SOno-
ma, is undergoing repairs.
) Rev. b. f. Burns has been holding
successful union meetings during the
past two weeks at Healdsburg. ~
Rev. ]. &. Hale, formerlyof the Con-
gregational church in Grass Valley, is
now presiding at Chester, Vermont.
b Rev. DEstang Jennings, lately ar
rived from Portland, has assumed
charge of the Episcopal church at
Santa Rosa. $3.50 .,7s< ,..a es
Next Sunday Is set apart for minis
ters Of the gospel to pray for missions,
and for Christians to offer special
prayers for the same object.
Rev. H. C. Tallman, of Green VAL
ley Methodist Circuit, is conducting q
protracted meeting with prospects of a
revival. anG1 4EEE ~ 9faugClL E0k 2
A Congregational Church was Or
ganized in Lewiston, ten miles from
Weaverville, on the second Sunday in
November. afO@ "a HN@UC
The attendance at the Presbyterian
church In Eureka, under the care of
Rev. Mr.. McDougall, is largely In
Rev. g. w. Flemming states that
there is a general outburst Of religious
sentiment in the Cloverdale Methodist
church. ,sa.u.. rrrf4
A Baptist Church was organized at
Dorrisville, Siskiyou county, on the
23d ultimO. Rev. J. ID. Bonner was
chosen Pastor. 4at<s cal1gNh g
Rev. Mr.. Alexander has filled the
pulpit of the Centreville Presbyterian
church since Mr.. Park was requested
i to resign. m@E d b . ~
Rev. A. Fexbairn, late of Chico, has
accepted call to become pastor Of the
Presbyterian churches of Davisville
and Fremont.
Rev. DR.. A. M. Stewart organized
Presbyterian church consisting of elev-
Ell members, at Menlo Park, on last
Sunday morning. "A n
s. A call has been extended by the
Presbyterian church at Marysyille to
the Rev. Mr.. Newell, at present
preaching at Placeryille. q 319E cd
The Synod Of the Pacific (Cumber-.
land Presbyterian Church, met, in
Danville, Contra Costa County, Octo-
ber 7th, Rev C. wager, presiding. ~
Rev. Mr.. Bass, late ofthe Methodist
Conference, Ireland, arrived In San
Francisco lately, and will probably be
stationed at PescaderO.
Weaverville, Colusa and Oroville,
have been without Methodist preach
ing for years; though they are county
seats Of from ten to fifteen hundred in
habitants. sllFV tSUUUHIFdlV /
Rev. Mr.. Lyman, late Rector Of
Trinity Church, San Francisco, arrived
at Boston on the 18th ultimo. He win
be- consecrated at Raleigh, N. c., on
Thursday, December 1lth. w ,aTcu
The Oregon Presbytery, Rev. A. L.
Lindsey, Moderator, convened in Port
land, on Thursday, the 27th ultimo,
and adjourned on Monday, to meet in
Eugene City on the first Thursday in
April. @ = q
The Board of Missions of the Epis-
copal Diocese, held it, regularmOnthly
meeting on Friday last. No import
ant business was transacted. There
were present Bishop Kip, Rev. DR..
Lathrop, Rev. Messrs. Birdsall, Peake,
Turner; and Messrs. s. G. Gray, Marti-
mel, Burton and Webb.
The American Trade Nnliar has