, 1874-08-09

The Watch'ndn and Reflector {Gaptist) claims
T. that the Baptist denomination mnas lave mueh
| moro to do IN cc1nouting North and South, in
this country. than presbyte,ians and Ne:hodis!a
! combined. since the fellowship aud hatmony
! between Eaptistn have never been broken. The
| Baptist Educational Commission ia national
| organization, the Publication Society is vel
oo1ned North as we'll as South, and Northern and
Southern Bartists arc altke Interested in tha cdu
cation OF the Freedmen.
f. PERSONAL.
| CHICAGO.
| Tho Ror- Glenwood has returnca from a trip
| to tho South on business for the American Tract
| Society.
| Tie Lev. George Huntington pastor Of the Osk
Park Congregational Church Las returned from
his vacation,
The Rev. T. C. C1endennpg has returned
| from Wisconai n, Hhero he ha1 been spending 1
| short vacation.
| The Rev. DR.. Thomas, Of tho First II. E.
Church, III spending a lew days with Prof.
l. Eberhars, Of Norwood.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Cole, pastor Of the u. E.
Church at Geneva Lake, find. Chicago good
place to spend lis yacston.
| President Masoun. OF Iowa College, will
supry the pulpit Of tic Ti.st Congregational
! Nt@s
The Rov. Dr.. Goodwin and his party report
| themselves as having arrived at their fishing
| grounds Oh the norsa Alloro 1T Lake Superior
The Rcr a: J. Chit;endon, member Of tho
| last class III the Chicago Congregational Semi
nary, has accepted call to the Clinton, Ia,
Congregational Church.
Deaeon John. Roy, father OF the Rev. J. E.
| Roy. of this city, lad family reunion on the
last day Of July. Lis 10th birth day. sixteen per-
| q rftA.1> T
Roy and family.
Tho Rev. \. ]. Frost. pastor Of the University
Place Daptist Church, il rusticating il, minnesota,
ultxln., slightly hH professional duties with tllose
ofpleasure aud recuperation. Tbs pulpit OF the
First Baptiss Church OF St. Paul is to bs supplied
| by him during bis four weeks vacation. Per-
| haps there is no cue of the Baptist ministers IN
| Chicago nlo las been more successful il gain
| ing tho hearty co-orcratiou Of the members OF
church and congreS Satiou than Mr.. Frost. 4 very
during his brief Tastorate, aud his 1ninistratiurs
| have been NEST salutaTy and profitable in their
/ influence upon tile interests OF the educational
institutions Io7rishing i'll this vicinity. Eight
t new members rec61red the right baud OF fellow
slip last Sabbath, and the membership repre-
+ secuted at the communion indicates the growth
and strength OF the society. The pulpit
during tho anseucc Of Mr. Frost will be occu-
Josiah D. CDie. D. D., OF Highland Inrk, lead
| Ing oil to-day morning aud evening. The sing
| ins. undrr tbo. direction OF Mr. W. H. Kone?,
| chorstcr, is as good as in any OF the Baptist
churches IN ths city. II is done by a double
| quartette. The Superintendent Of the Sunday
| school, Mr. J. IT. Dean. has recently resigned
| On account of i'll heatb, and DR.. barber has
been duI, elected to ill that position.
ELSEWHERE.
The Rev. G. T. Lald Of Milwaukee, is abaont
from Lis church on 3 vacation
| The Ror. s. ambrose, superannuate member
Of the Rnch River Conference, M. E. Church,
died July s.
Tho Rcr. Dr.. Hurd will bo installed pastor Of
| tbs Presbyterian Church at Highland Park, Sab
! bath, 9th inst.
The Rev. Moses Smith and vifc. Of JackHon
late OF this city, have taken u four weeLs' trip
| down tue St. Lowrence.
Tho Reys. II. c. Hitchcock. and L. Clapp, and
+ 31r E. D. Holton fro the delegates from the
Milwaukee Convention to the General Council.
The Rev. DR.. Eidlcr, OF Drew Theological
/ Seminary was in this city. last week lie was
| Oh his way to the Rocky Mountains for 5 short
vacation
| latious with the Lake Superior Presbytsry to
| taho charge Of = church at Carondolet suburb
| Of st. Louis.
| 11iss Anderson. Of the Kalamazoo Female
| Seminary, a1icll., leaves for Ahmednugger, In
! dia. this month. Sno has been adopted By tho
| Womans Board.
The pastor OF the Portage CITY (Wis Presby-
| tcriau Church, ths Rev. Mr. Ritchey, recently
| resigned his pastorGta, which has been long
continued and pleasant.
| The Rer. George i. Little, pastor OF the
| Oconto (Wis.) Presbyterian Church, has re-
signed. but will remain as stated supply until
| tho new church is completed.
I Commodore William B. Whiting Of the United
! States Navy, has published card stating hiH
| syrpathies with the Reformed Episcopal nchism
| in the Protestant Episcopal Church.
t Narayan Sheshad1, who represented the India
! Conference in the Evangelical Alliance, New
York, has returned to India. Hhero ho was 1atn,-
| ly welcomed by his missionary brethren,
| The Roy. Dr.. s. J. Niccolls, OF ST. Louis, has
| Squire Presbyterian Church, Now York, the Rev.
| ". J. Tucker, OF Kew Hampshire having de-
! clined.
| Tho Rev. John N. Baugh, pastor Of the Con-
/ gregatlonal Church Bloomington, ILL.,, having
| resigned his rastorate. President Edwards Of
| the Normal University, supplies the pulpit ct
present
| plces Of tho Methodist denomination, wiu sail
| for China in October. Among them are the Rev.
David n. Chandler, Miss a1aaon, lliss Trask.
! and Miss Schoonma!ie--
! The Lutheran Observer sars the late pastor OF
! s. Lnke's German Evangelical Lutheran
Sept. l from his ministerial functions oil &C.
count OF . charge OF immortality
/ The Rev. Dr. Tiffany, Of the Metropolitan
Methodist Episcopal Church, Washington. is
! absent from Bis people for j vacation. The Rev.
| ". E. Mcclure, Of tho Reformed Episcopal
| Church, Occupies his pulpit.
! Tie Rev. Melford D. Herndoo, Kentucky
slave until 1854 but for the past twenty years .
faithful Baptist missionary to the Bas.a Mutton.
Africa, has returned to this country to ralse
funds to continue his labors.
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
Bishop WhiPple, at the commencement Of the
| 31iuacsota University, said:
When visited England found that England, with
30 oGo Of souls, bad but four
Cambridge, Durham, and London. Minnesota, with
eo Coz souls, had half score. gu: then took En-
gland 500 years build Oxford. and Minnesota h.s
killed i've in many years. visited schools
Rugby and Eion, aud asked til. counsel Of who
bud na:e education lifelong work. THEY told mo
that to build school bc;rin with score
Of boys; that hundred boys would ruin me. 4