The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-31
nOHdOIlps.

at Hopkins, 1AllIeaH cyan,
~, recently received q 400 dona.
ton.
Es.cn Rapids n. e. Chareh
has raised $500 for Albion Csls
The Supreme Court Of Psnnssh
vania has rendered . decision
that q SABBATH. School Is nots'disihe
service." '---.--,''''' - -.
Rev. W. IL. servisa has closed
hislabors win the church IN Clark.
ston, aud Is at present supplying
the church st Troy.
The congregational Church :of
Romeo have pledge over $1,000
to Ollvet College, a very h9nd-
some thing for tina, church, :.
The Bab,ist Church at Flat
Rock are hard at work building
a houso Of worship, which isa to
be brick, 81 by 81, aside from the
vestry. $50.
Rev. r. 3. Fairfield. ID. D.,
of Mansfield, has eohete Europe
with his vito to be abscnt four
months, hoping for benefit to his
health.
Rev Reuben Everts has closed lis
two years. labor with the church
at Leroy, and is now at Battle
Greek.
The $4,000 recently reported
as given to Albion College by
the M. 4. Church at Grand
Rapids should have been credited
to COldwater. -. -. >,
The Congregational Church. at
Ludington are preparing to bnlld
a house of worship. :. The '4hdics
Melted S72 at a festival July 4, to
be app lied to this object.
The Detroit District NJ, E.
Camp Meeting 10 to be held This
year at tho old camp ground near
Bellevillc. commencing Monday.
August IL, aud continuing till
Saturday, 10Th r e
The Presbyterian C"urch ~
Reading, recently dedicated, ;cost
$4,000, and il free from debt, g.
500 having been raised nm the
day OF dedication, tho ladies pied.
ging $500 OF this sum. -
The joliet, ILL.,, NJ. f, Confer-
ence, 10y = unanimous vote, has
granted Mira. Jennie Z. Willing
tho wife Of its Presiding Elder
and the sister ot Pres. Fowler Of
Evanston, n license t,,::preach. .,9l
Judge j. w. Edwards Of Mar
qnettc, has given $1,000. 10, the
Prc.b fevian Board Of Foreign
Missions;S s. r. Ely pledges $500,
besides $500 or $500 which will
DO yaised from others members
Of the Marquette church.
The Baptist Church at Alma
was dedicated on the Bib. 1t cost
81, 567.. and was freed from debt
anal $3.50 was also raised for
~ bcn. the church is 81 by %,
and is neatly fitted up and iurn-
ished. 1t was bailt in two months.
1t isanjintercsting fact that a
Christian school in Jerusalem
was opened in 1917, win nine
numbers. At tho present < time
there arc five schools with over
500 pupils, and in NJ Palestine
there arc IS Protestant schools
with about 1000 members.
Rev. u. =. Russell has rendered
his rcsignAtio~ az pastor ct the
Baptist church at White Pigeon,
The resignation has not been &C
ccptcd. and. I'll brts arc making to
indsce Mr.. Russell reconsider.
.'Phe Western Convocation Of
the Episcopal Church met al
Brooklyn on the Let and 81, and
had a very enjoyable gathering
the next meeting will be held a,
Battle Creek, Octobcs z and g.
The Eastern Convocation. of tho
Episcopal Church met at Dear
born OH the Sth and 9th. The
next meeting is To- be held al
Manchester. October 7th and S.h
Albion District Camp Meeting
will commence August 9th, or
the District Camp Grounds, three
miles. west Of Albion. Trains On
the Michigan Central Railroad
win st,p at tho Camp Groand
from Augnst 9th to the 18th inclu
sivc. -. =,
Rev. James Fleming, for many
years n resilient Of this State
now Pastor Of tho Presbyterian
Church at Grown Point, ~ Ind
has had conferred upon him th.
degree u, Doctor Of Lava DR.
Fleming -has,kcpt pace with III,
progress of general science aDd
transcendental phi losoplyss. aht
has well earned Tho diploma
granted him. = '.s ~.
The ME-. Churcl, at ,gsadAls
Livingston county, To-, ,icHiibitnp
signs Of real vitality. For som,
time past they have worsbippec
in hall over a blacksmith shoI
but through the tstiring energy
Of the Pastor and hsetalityt At tn,
people they l,sseeaectcd 4Ne of
the most tasty cllartl.ss ii.ubj II
this part qf the State 1T Will b,
dedicated August 10; bresel.iNs
in the nsorning by Rev. Bi, Fix,
and intir,eyeuing by jteys j NJ
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