, 1875-07-25
PERSONAL

Tie ssaeement made last Sunday that Tho Rev.
AIf F7ost had received call to Denver, Col,
proves TO be without foundations In fact.
The Rev. D.. s. johnson, Of Hyde Park, de-
parts hence for his vacation next week. He
and Dr.. Noyes exchange pulpits to-day.
The Rev. ". J. Erdman. in charge Of the
mont next Thursday, to be absent one month.
Bishop Paine, Of the Southern Methodist
Episcopal Church, who has been i'll since April
is slowly recovering his health. He is an old
man.
Tho Rev. Arthur Ritchie, OF Boston, will as.
sumo the Rector6hip Of the Church Of the AS
cension Aug. i. He is said to be an able
divine.
The Rev. DR.. McCron. an eminent Lutheran
clergyman, we'll known in Baltimore, has re-
ceiyed aud accepted q call Us pastor Of the Ln-
theran Church OF Polo, Ogle County, Ill :~:
The Rev. J. 0. Peck, D. D., leaves the coming
week for three weeks' trip to Green Bay,
Green Lake, and other verdant places OF cum.
mer resort. His family will accompany him.
The Rev. R. 8. Cantine is occupying most ot
his leisure time in travelling about the country
Last week be was at Clinton, and this weak at
Woodstock. He returns to his pulpit each
Sunday.
Tho old Christian Church OF jackson, Mich,
has put On new Unitarian dress, and gives q
call to the Rev. J. N. Psrdee late Of Hyde Park
He has accepted, and will begin his labors i'm
mediately.
The Presbyterian congregation Of New
Brighton, Beaver County, Pa, have extended a
call to the Rev. Dunlap Moore, late OF Vienna,
Austria, aud in connection With the General As
sembly Of the Presbyterian Church Of Ireland, to
become their pastor.
The Rev. Mr. Williams, Of the Forty-seveuth
Street Pfesby yterian Church started for An e1-
tended trip through Canada, New Hampshire,
Vermont, ETC.. on the 2lst. He Will return to
resume his ministerial duties in September.
The Baptist Church at Canton, O., has called tho
Rev. Duncan McGregor. Of Manchester, England,
and he has accepted. The church Was unani-
mous in the call OF Mr. McGregor. He expects
to begin his pasto1ate with them the lst Of
September
Dr. Fulton, Of Brooklyn, who all along has de-
Tended the virtue and innocence Of Mr. Beecher.
is now satisfied Of bis guAt-not because of any
legal or cifcumHtantial evidence introduced
a4t.ainst him, bat because he permitted Dr..
jeffrey, liberal Baptist, to occupy Plymouth
pulpit.
The Rev. Thomas Hooker Eddy, NJ. D., and
Mrs: Eddy, late Of pittsfeld. III, and the Rev.
William Allen Fair, late Of the Diocase Of New
York, missionaries Of the Board Of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church, sailed for Africa from
New York on Thursday, July l. Dr. and Hrs.
Eddy expect to land at Monroyia, and Mr. Fair
1t Cape Palmas.
The Rev. Henry T. Miller. Of Lockport, n. J.,
recently called to the paatorate Of the Sixth
Presbyterian Church OF this city, Viu ASSUME
charge in October. The Lockport Daily journal
says OF him: When Nr. Miller first came to
this city the Journal welcomed him with words
OF kindly greeting. He has fulfilled every pleas
ant prediction then made for him. As = SER
monizer it is no fulsome dattery to say that he
excels. He mRsshals words with rare apprecia-
ton Of their different shades and meaning his
illustrations glow and burn With poetic fervor !;
he crowns al with maturity of thought and ele-
gance OF diction. Since he has been here he
has won personal friends and largely added to
the congregation usually worahiping 1t The
Presbyterian Church