, 1876-04-02
Christianity. has changed his viswu and returned
To th0 Unitarian pu1pik.

Christianity. has changed his viswu and returnot
! to the Unitarian pulpit.
;. nIr. r. q. Dana, IT.. is said to b n1on.oer o1
the Protestant Episcopal Church. and to belong
| to the RitualiBtlc party.
| cetrod call TO the Second Baptist Church il
Chicago, aid it is believed he will accept.
Judge Taft the new Secretary Of War, is an
| active member Of the Unitarian Church in Gin
cinnati and tho Chairman Of its Board Of Tru1-
| tees.
Tho Rev. Mr. Griffin, !a!s pastor OF Baptis.
Church in Zanesville, Ohio, has fsnounesd his
| faith in the divinity snd atonetnsnt OF Christ,
aud has. according to the Euangellsl Joined tbs
| Unta1ianB.
The Southern Churchmdn reports tho serious
illueas OF Bishop Johns, OF the Protestant Epis-
copal Diocese Of Vireinia, DR.. Johns is ono Of
the senior Bishops of the church, having bsen
conBec1atod in 1912.
Tho Standing COMMITTEES OF tbs Diocese Of
Michigan protestant EpiscopaD has declined to
admit Mr. A. ". Mann, an efficient deaf-mute
lay reader, as candidate for holy orders on the
ground that the canouB OF the church do not
authorize tia Admission OF person 40 far in
cspacstated from general work Us such person
must necessarily bo.
Tho Rev. 81. II. Scudder, D. D., pastor Of the
Central Congregational Church, Brooklyn, will
sail for Europe with his wife. son and two
daughters on Saturday, May 6, to be absent four
months The Doctors tour is solely for pleas
ura aud Bight-seeing, and not connected NTH
any religious movement. During his sojouru Oh
the Continent he wlll spend the first month in
Italy. the second in Switzerland aud the Alps.
Tho Rsv. Dr.. A. ]. F. Bshrsndn, Who lately ze-
signed the pastorate OF the Baptist Church in
Cleveland. Ohio, was installed "a pastor OF tho
Trfr trz
R. l., March Is, aud President Robinson, who is
Baptist, took part in the installation services.
The Rev Dr.. TwininR, former pastor Of the
Union Church, in his right hand Of fellowship
to the new pastor, took occasion to recprocata
DR.. Rebnsoas good feeling. and to express the
sympathy Of Congregationalists With Baptlsts in
tho essentials Of faith and duty.
Father William Beechnm, Nho died at Rome,
N. T., 10 years old, was remarkable man. lie
Was native Of Ireland, and became 4 prlest in
Rome in 1887, when the Catholics in that town
numbered but flve, and be held service ia q
cooper-Bhop. He had mission to ride that e1-
tended from the Pennsylvania line to the st.
Lawrence, and from tho North Woods 70 Koch-
ester, and continued to cover all that wide terri
tory until the Catholic population it held had in
creased to such an extent that twelve clergymen
would have found work enough to do in it.
Within the past three years, Mrs. Sunderland,
wife Of the Rev. ]. T. Sunderland, pastor Of the
Fourth Unitarian Church, Chicago. aud late Of
Mortified, Mass., in addition to her duties as
houso-keeper and mother Of two young chil-
dren. has rendered her husband very consider
able help in the prosecution Of his pastoral du-
ties,-has supplied his pulpit three or four times
in his absence; has given several series of loo
lures in the High-Sehool and before. the pub
Lie has 1abored most efficiently as an infantclasa
teacher, Bble-class teacher, and assistant Gu
perintendent in tho, Sunday School, and has
done much work in connection With Literary
clause. among the young. During the past vim
ter she has delivered = series Of Lectures on
Physiology and Hygiene at the Prospect Hill
Seminary, Recently she spent = Sunday in
Chicopee, preaching in the pulpit Of the Unita-
rian Church here In tho morning, and lecturing
in tho evening to a large audience on "a Uen-
tury Of American Missions. 1roman's Jour
tGI.