, 1874-07-19
PERSONAL,

! CHICAGO.
The Rev. Arthur Mitchell will remnin In the
city during the vacation season.
The Rev c. Il. Fowler has been lect uring IL
Davenport Iowa. On the Coming Woman"
Bishop Harris, now IN Europe, expects to bs
in Chicago next November With his family, where
be expects to reside In future.
The Rev. E. F. Williams, OF the Forty-seventh
Street Congregational Church, Chicago. has gone
East for = vacation Of six weeks.
J. B r. Marsh, for several years managing
editor OF the Aduance, has retired from that
| paper and opened real estate Office.
The Rev. l. T. Kittredge left last week for
st. Paul, Minn.. whence he goes to Massachu-
setts to remain couple Of months.
The Rev. ". H. Burns, Of the South Evans
ton Methodist Church, has been granted vaca-
| ton OF four weeks. Hs will 90 to Wisconain.
The Rev. Willis Lord, D. D., in tho absence
| Of its pastor, the Rev. ". g. Young, is supply
ing tho Fullerton Avenue Preshyter Church.
The Rev. J. R. Sutherland, Of the Eighth
| Presbyterian Church, indianapolis, has been
spending several days with his friends in this
CITY.
| The Rev. R. " Patterson expects to begin the
discharge Of his duties as Professor In the Pres
! byteriau Seminary at ths beginning OF the next
| term.
| The Rev DR.. Goodwin, pastor Of tho First
! Congregational Church, started last Monday for
the north shore Of Lake Superior, where he will
6pend several weeks. ;;
Mrs, +. Z. ". Harper delivered lecture tn
Providence Baptist Church, On Wednesday evaa-
Among the Lowly."
The Ornaha Republican speaks In very COM
plimentary terms OF Gen. Morgan, the newly
elected Professor for the Baptist Theological
Seminary of this city. Gen. Morgan has been
the principal Of the Normal School 1t Omaha.
The Independent does not think Messrs~
Moody and Sankey will be likely to create such
sensation in Chicago On their return as they
have made in Scotland 1t thinks the Chicago
anB are too much used to their modes OF eyange-
lzation TO be very much affected.
The Rev. George H. CLARK has resigned the
pasto1ata Of the Presby ytarian Church 1t Howell,
Mich.
Bishop Bowman is TO dedicate the new Metho-
dist Episcopal Church in WarrensburG, ILL.,,
July 1s.
The Rev Robert Pareons WAS installed pastor
Of the Congregational Church 1t Flat Rock,
Mich. July :.
The Episcopal Bishop Of Nebraska has had
silver pastoral staff presented to him On the oc-
casion OF his silver wedding.
President McCosh, Of Princeton College, and
the Rev. Dr.. Taylor. OF the Broadway Tabe1ua-
cle New York, sailed for Europa last week.
Bishop Cla1kson, Of Colorado, recently dedi-
Gated new church in his diocese-the fortleth |
during his eight years. missionary service there.
The Rev. Samuel Scoville, Of Norwich, n. T.. |
ia pastor OF tho Congregational Church and |
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department Of his |
town. !
The Rev. DR.. 6tona, pastor Of the Baptist |
Church in Tarrytown, has withdrawn his reai4- |
nation, and has been rendered q TWO month";
leaYe OF absence. il
The Rev. Elan Branch, who died at Wenona
Mlch., few days ago, was one OF the most &C.
tive and successful missionary workers OF the
Congregational Home Missionary Society in
Northeru Michigan.
X. 4. Burnell, q somewhat noted lay preacher,
Is to have dinner given him by ha friends of
the Young Mems Christian Association Of Au-
rora, with the Woman's Association Of that place,
Aug. 6. 1t celebrates his 50th birthday.
A Southern paper states that the venerable DIR.
Iovick Pierce il extremely feeble and greatly
Wesleyan Female College; Macon, Ga, where hs
receives every attention. His son, Bishop Pierce,
boing summoned by telegraph, is now with him.
The Rev. T. G. Easton, pastor Of the Preaby-
terian Church in Belvidere, ILL.,, has been laid
aside BY elcknees aince Jan. l. He has gone to |
spend the summer in the Rocky Mountains. The
church continued his salary and hope to receive
him back again in better health by-and-by.
Last Friday evening Mr. Beecher said: NJ do
not believe that have ever written q line
against any other denomination, except few
letters in an obscure evening paper in Cincin-
natl, many years ago, against the Catholics. I
would treat my OWL"