, 1874-07-19

; The Desplainos 3.sssec1ist sunday-school DOLL no
r pleasant picnic Thursday It the CAM
A very Interesting t,mperance-meetins wa
i held last anndov eyeninr in the Halsted Stree
;, Methodist Church.
= The Lansing fAlich.) District Camp-meetin
a | and Conference are to be held near Dewitt
/ Clinton County. Wednesday, Aug. II.
po,,na rat
Dn.uB tne Pass week Tue ssa"s s.a"u ut far froT
MnaI mas oeen III ptos 1,a, hoen ma1a fo
II:J. ~ =. Itopa10 0s1ono no .t .nd = ia aai
- ~ - - los nal5 a.;.n, lou; gatherin1 AVE-
attemnted ~ tha sant;part Riahop Jaues pre
, e;J "J - ~ ~ eon.!1 ~ rmharx NAV a,Ea]
ist Church-north, south, cast, and everywher
! clse-are represented, without respect to color
CONGREGATIONAL.
L1gn1 persons united VIII ~ n.o"'" NA1A~ A~A
81" RAUL July D 1our Oh ptoAeo0'on'
The congregational Church at Calumet, LAX
| Superior, tue Rev. N. ". Curtis pastor, Wa9
dedicated July S. The building cost 81, IVY, am
has ine organ and bell: the latter cost $1,000
The Congregational Church at Albert LIE:
has received between $500 and FG00 from estel
| churches in the State to aid them in building
their house Of Worship.
| The -onoraoa+;on.1 chorch At Park Ridge vii
hnild ). anhstant;ai honsa ~ vorslip duyine rhe
snms nnrn1 noase ths oar;od " Of budne The
nulnit w,11 ne snnn};ad hT hir. n. q. 8mith. lny
mombar. =
oeFeu Pgteous u4ltea Will - sao 1o" 1au - . ~
5's4 G1IY; a., tue rev. T. =. AsaIao P
Juiy ., an out one by PROFESSION, .oa ~ nataz
s;aa =. aaea 1ho 10 ounaa! pie nnn,,a P;var
v..,..4 +.;oa j.
1ae oongfeeauona1sta u ta1a11s saiu;.a
sus1e1'atou sc9eme "neaegs @ ...a an,;ea saaa
sn1ula % .a.sea 70 s!uu oaae s .p md this en1a
| mnde into diyidends wouid add but Z very small
| fraction to the already small salaries.
| EPISCOPAL
| In five Epieoopal parishes IN Now York, tho
| confessional ia used and penauce taught rs one
OF the sacraments'
! The Episcopst Convention at CANADA, Aln,
having entirely moved arnv from the town, the
| buildino WIS given by the Bishop to the society
| 10 the adfoininn town.
n. v;.4 =, D,..o 1..sa ,,a,oo,;o,
D. tn1on, OF ooe.on' neaos ~ uSn!vl ean1n ~;
The Protestant Episconsl Church. asking that
such mipisters as do not believe in baptismal re-
generation be permitted to omit the objectiona-
ble words in the infant baptistual service.
-; ...oa 49,. 49, 1n,a.o,., f,n~,, =,
~. ~ - lepo6teu o. ". ~ sosoPna ] .h+a
ens sinsa r. Aa aa.tnn ~ R.hnn G1e, frn9
stoMn st a1nGe eue etostlon ~ nsuop t ant llo
n4te7a pa'taaea ~ seo se'b!; ~ 70 r eeTas
slze' proPos'tton VIZ nupnt1eIea ~ sno
cese 90 Is to make three. each Of them having
ample territory, and population ranging from
900. 900 to 100, 600.
'''' nrroavsn r,,soop.u
1rha Paw ~ Ioaar1. q Ms'oT,a h.. .cca,ta3.
- 10 E,;aoar.i G;,uroh ~ ~ -
paassn.;an o. ~ ~ pttah,,,., 5. N@' VAC
1'su0"p''', '0e,
The Rev. James q. Mcnechan, Of Wheeling,
". Va, has Withdrawn from tue Protestant
episcopal.
Emanuel Church. Louisville, KY, which has
1uat gone over BODILY 70 the new Church. 1s one
01 the thfee Low oa cnosen Parishes OF thas city.
many in rf,rant;al c;t;yens nmnno Z. nnanha-a
c:.---~e.,o-- ~.,.- 49,. -.1.. =. ...n
formed Episcopal have bean o1csnized at Min-
ncsnolis and st Panl' Tho Reetor. tho Raw. Dr.
r 3. Nail President ut Macn,stor Cof,era
Minneapolis, officiating at both cities, preaching
at st, Paul IN tha morning and in Minneapolis in
last March . n1nher of fant,,aa v1tbarau
from Trinity Episcopal Church, Auror., Ill, and
formed Temporary organization. Their num-
bers having increased, last Sunday Reformed
Episcopal Church Was organized, with every
prospect Of increasing prosperity. The follow
ing o1f.eers hsVe e. been 81 elected: Kooert Aa'rsa m
1u ~ S1nne ~ 1soI9' , "aluo1e; spsu. -
ana q j.. a. Creed. 1he hector Ia fha heF. Dr' 3.
H. ossner'
A strong Reformed Episconal Church has been
organized IN SUSSEX, New Brunswick making
Ile secoao IN IN tna: ffo'ince. lne evangehcai
pod.:oo ot the Rsr'sn o. SUSSEX VINO mou'o no.
eaxo .na 3 taste paa ne me
strsn3e auo erroneous Thich hao c1eps INTO
the old thuTch, obtained dlvlslon OF tue Pal1sh
some tlmo h'nco. and recently have secured as
their own the OLD church ed1hce. the dlgh
Church party retaining tho ne" structure.
BAPTIST.
new Baptist church WAS dedicated at Wa |
ve7ly, H., Wednesday, July Is.
NJ ,arao,s rraro h.n,;voa ;n.o +,o 1n5;.a,
Avcnne Bsnt;rt chnrch lat s,ndov 1o ereninr 1"
- 'Aoo 11P'-A ~A0- ~1A 4'@'' 3on1"' o'eoe'
4AEeo Pelsoao "6Ae p4p'i1eo III buo laPIs1
church at NORWOOD lark last SUNDAY evening.
An English Baptist proposes to purchase a
fine PROPERTY in Roue costiuR $50 .00O for the |
USE OF English bapt1sts.
The BAPTIST Church at Wooster. Ohio. has
called the Rev. Hugh l. Marshall a student OF
Yn,,rreon'e CoIleoe WIN aarvad . hr;ef ncr;od "a
pastor OF wayne o1eet thu1cns Layton.
At the meeting of the Executive Doa-d of the
Woman's missionary Society OF the West {Ban-
tist) last week, Miss GAYLORD of Sioux CITY. H..
and Mies WOOD, OF belVldere, ILL.,, "ere ap-
pointed as foreign m'sstonarles
An Eastern religious paper SAYS: Within
twantV~fTA Nirhtv.fhfAA RaHtjAf rhnfrhnA !