, 1874-11-01


The Rev C. D, Eelmer 16 recovering 1To1n 1la
recent severe illness.
Ths Re1. F. @. Thenrle attend ed the Stats Bap-
tist Convention in Michigan last week.
Tbs Re7. 4 E. Kittfedge preached to the new
Presbyterian Church Ut Laundale LAST Sunday
The Rey. J. r. Keyes, late Of Minnesota, WAS
married IN Pelham, n. e., Oct. 6. to Miss Ellen
Cutler.
The Rev. James Harrison has returned to this
city from Wisconsin, where he has been spend
ing vacation.
Presiding Elder 4. c. Jutain. Of the Chicago
District, Il quite ILL., and has beea unable to at
tend to hls official duties for some time.
The Rev. d.. FELTON,, Of Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church, preached 8 week or two since.
Tor a Presb{tarlR brother IN Youngstown. q.
The Rev. Dr. ]. 0. Peck, of Centenary Church,
supplies Bromfe1d Methodist Episcopal Church.
~ Boston, Nhils spending hls vacation in that
city.
Dr. L. Hitchcock was called from Cincinnati to
lineage lasI week on account of the serious i'll
ness Of Mrs. Hitchcock, who is stopping with
feladEss at Evanston.
The Rev. S. J. Humphrey, after tour among
Tue Congregational Churches of the West, re-
ports Congreeationalism generally in very
hofeful condition.
Dr. Forester, recently OF Chicago, when he
entered tho pulpit OF the Church Of the Redeem
e. II Newark, N. J., was welcomed by the sing
1ns OF hymn written for the OCCASION By the
EeT. Mrs. Hanaford.
Bishop Harris who was expected to have ar
nEsd 10 th1s city last week from New lork, has
Ae11 #oEd to his friends here that he will not
uo1ae until some time late in November. Ar
lRQ&3uFnfR ma 1.iru ~ for him Il
ane fea'dence in tie city:
Iua Street II. E. Church, received visit from
is.ge number Of his late parishioners, one even
!9g Isl week, =: his own house. They preseut-
- through the Hon. L. L. Bond, to their late
tmastor, as token Of their esteem, purse
a'ea With money.
-. 1ne reception giren by Solomon Thatcher, Jr.,
y y ever fores1, to the Rev. Daniels and family,
~ Tue tine residence of the former Thursday
snsenans. Oct. %, was long to ba remembered By
~: ~ psfnclpants, The building. embracing tive
Aess o Of lights or stories. including the cupola,
~ ss Illuminated By gas. presenting grand re-
Ael 1othe darkness without. The music on this
~sAslon was Of no ordinary character. The
SSaa11ette, consisting Of piano, organ, ana two
:aauseA-home taleut,-might have graced the
TTIhA'or. - Henderson, Hoffman. Blair, and Hiss
.. "uker, Mrs. Wilson. and others whose names
e l1tnillar to our citizens. we're of kind that
sas bo expected OF artists The tab3eaaN
.a ae o. = most beautiful and impressive cha1ac-
w. ~. III. Daniels wife and daughter we're look
" " Eeu aud seemed to enjoy the festive scene
~. a. Daniels, who YVES formerly pastor OF Park
'soae - Church, is nov located at River Forest
tas1or, and for quiet and recuperAtion.
n = EIsEwHEuE.
re ne Pope has gent to the Marquis Of Mpoa
~ lhe Earyard Congregational Church, Brook
~, easls the Rev. Mr. Thomas, Of Loudoo, 1t 3
tala'y Of s5,c10.
- ~ 9 Lev. Edward Bacon, q son Of Dr.. Leon
~ oscon, has been called to the Grove Skxest
atea. last Orange, n. ].
me Preschers' Meeting OF philade'pilia have
s;.aa seea the Board Of Bishops to relieve Bishop
tsr4 tson from episcopal duty for l. limited
TN 1ae Rev. D.. J. H. Baynas, Of Indianapolis,
.snetly .s.ay Of Chicago, has been suffering from a
f.,+ e ATTACK OF typhoid ferer. He il better.
ri nos ahls to Tesuma his pastoral duties
see H&vsn wassn Cincinnati list Sunday