Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-03-13
SUNDAY In STAUNTON.
On Sunday morning, Staunton rapid
ed up withstrangers to hear the preac


| On Sunday morning, Staunton rapidly
| filled up withstrangers to hear the preac h.
/ ing of the Conference ministers. Vehicles
came in from all the surrounding country,
ffeur cars from Winchester, and two from
Harrisonburg, came in full ON the Valley
|, Railroad, and there were visitors from
Charlottesville and Lexington. All the
churches were full, and at the Presbyterian
+ church to hear DIR. Duncan, the house was
so densely packed. that one or two ladies
tainted from the heat. The following
were the appointments for that day:
| NJ. E. Church South-Lewis street.-11
A. M.-Bishop d. s. Dogget-Ordination
of Deacons. P. M.-Lrve Feast. u
P. M.-Rev. DR.. James A. Duncan-Ordi-
nation Of Elders. 9 A. M.-Rev. DR.. Nc
Ferrin-Sunday School-Indian Song.
| Protestant Episcopal Church-Main st.
Ill A. M.-Rev. DR.. S. Register.--7i Pm.
Rev. DR.. Alex. G.. Brown.
| Presbyterian Church-Frederick St.
liza. M.-Rev. DIR. James A. Duncan
| TIP. M.-Rev. DR., Poisal.
Baptist Church-Main Street.-H A. M.
Rev. DR.. n Head.-7a P. M.-Rev. DIR.
A. G. Haygood.
Lutheran Church--Main Still A. M
Rev. DR.. S. X. C,x.-3 P. M.-Rev.
Gotlieb Meyer-in Gernaan.-7l p. M
Rev. R. r. S. Hough.
Chapel d. D. & B. Institution.-E
Main St.-1l A. M.-Rev. DR.. McFerrin.
| 3 P. M.--Rev. jeff. W. Duffey.
| CoLoRED CHURCHES.
Wesley Chapel-N. Augusta Still A.
| M.-Rev. George G. Brooks P. NJ
Rev. F. A. Strother.-74 P. NJ Rev. John
Harmon.
Allan Chapel.-W. Main St.--11 A. NJ.
Rev. Williamson IIarris.-3 P. M.-Rev.
Oliver G. Beal.--74 P. M.-Rev. Joshua
M. Grandin.
Baptist Church--N. Main Still A. NJ
Rev. A. w. Robey. 3P. M.-Rev. L. D.
Nixon. u P. M.-Rev.TC L. Torreyson
Trinity School Houses P. M.-Rev.
B. w. Bond.
/ COUNTRY CHURCHES.
| Churchville-l1 A. M.-Rev. Erastus B.
| Duncan.
Trinrble School Houses P. M.-Rev.
David Bush.
AT the Methodist Church, on Sunday
| morning, Bishop Doggett preached to an
| immense congrega ion. The following
| deacons were ordained: Lafayette Fox,
O. g. Beall, Godlove Meyer, James T.
| Williams, HI G. Pitzer, w. Tetsel, and II.
| w. Leslie. In the same church at night
| in the presence of a crowded congregation
after sermon by Rev. DR.. JAS. A. Dun
| can, President of Randolph Macon Col
lege, the following elders were ordained.
Frank A. Strother, b. s. Highley, John S.
Hutchinson, j. w. Duffey, r. S. Shreve,
Beverly w. Bond, 0. F. Hieronimus, and
J. W. Compton.
Early that morning the Sunday school
meeting Of the same church was visited by
a larse number of the Conference men,
bers, and there were hymn in German by
Rev. E. N. Blogg, and an Indian song by
Rev. DR.. McFerrin, former Indian Mis-
sonary. Bibles were presented three clev-
er little ones of the infant class for recita-
tions.
VISITING THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
| Our visiting brethren took the occasion
to see the public institutions, some visiting
the Lunatic Asylum, and the whole body
visiting the Deaf, Dumb Il Blind lnsti-
| tuition, on the invitation of Capt. Mccoy,
Superintendent. On their arrival there
neat programme, printed in the raised type
as used by the blind, was handed them
The 6ne music Of Prof. Turner's band and
orchestra, q pretty song by Miss Lizzle
lFrankliu, q little blind girl, and the exer.