New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24

away TIE committee failed to agree Mr. Eager Wanteo
resolution to rcClect The pastor for another year. "
Mr. Holden didnot They therefore iailed 20 'h'h'
At the same meeting resolution 10 elect maze Pts'"
was laid on the table. resolution to rcchSase BITS
Ianaford mt 81 800 year lost by vote al ~ 10 -
Tho hotter norton of the church. Mrs. ilanaforh san'
took sides with the pastor. She expected 10 r,ihi'I
any division occurred. Dcacous Garrett Hcn"fc""o "
Albert Munson would "a. with her. While Deacon ilu"
and d. L. Holden would go vita the opposition sho
hoped however that an amlcapio S''''''
soon be reached. -,
deacon Garrett HcnJrickson said that Mrs Hanaiord
took charge of the church three years ago Al ha' 'o
il consisted of 80 members. Mrs Hanaiord DUNN 1t "P
during her pastorate until the present NUMBER 10
muuicants was reached No trouble mas cNISt'" UNIV
very recently. II was occasloned Nv MISS h''
had taken an active interest In all the industries Oh nc
courcb had held Office IN all the ladies' societies. ana
WIS now clerk of the church The difficulty proDapy
arose from jealousy on the part 0f the younger Iehae
members Of the congregation III regard u "'l'S "''''
They desired male preacher and tas found ION
In the last parish meeting. When II was resolved '' 'p
hoard of trustees should h. diTccicd 10 GU,
p!oy the services OF male preacher IRON ~, -
voted down principally by the opponents OF Is
Miles. resolution was then offered that me %
re rendered to MIS- naTat"rd for one year from Aprn
1871 which was lost ny vote OF 10 20 A. niheI %
Mrs. Hauaf0rds friends being obliged TO iclye tt M
ing oWTt to the latpncss of the hour. On SATURDAY
morning last the Board Of Trustees, Whl'h, deacon ',
Erickson said. WAS opposed 10 MIS- lahal'G W ,c
prevent any reconsideration ~ the VOC" o'c,'y bN
notice TO her the act on of the meeting, ana ii' W.
services would not Dc required AFTER A"ril J. wa ~
present intention Of the majority OF the paIiah 10 ma
arran gcrruts to have rev place 81 worship Tt""l ~"
occupation hy the first sunday In Aprl" 49, - D., .,,,
Mrs. Helen Hun wife Of oN-Ald'rm:n lluf' SUI lh'
wcI several reasons why Mrs Haraford WIS desired 10
leave the church. The church had bsc1 fthHuS s,
IN its hnarccs for time, ana 1t was ti'ghi th
man would bring many members VINO ""u'u i"' J
Mt present. Wucu tie finances were GlrtuHs'u l'"'
attention paid 10y inrihbcl- 10 'h'Il ~
rinuS condition, and four i've OF the c"hGlr.u
were ucrnittcd To support the church In me nllI :"
PASTORAL work which somewhat OncloN', 81 =; h.l
atord coId MOI attend 20 al % 10 without great dhrh'y'
'T. hr-t on the iEtce iut,iO.i'
but aftc,vard Miss Miles was the cause OF c"h'','
ton. This Lady had become C"hpNi"us ~, 20
many of the congregation on account 81 her i11l'
nj supremacy Although the companion 81 ITS
Hanaford really inlurinS ilrI Dl Tue c ' -
uur,lc Two of Mrs. llauaiord, friends prupoN'j lnt
SJl.s Niles should write letter, st2tlrG SUI Nput o
tb. church ard the pastor, family. Inc Itttl VIZ
,.l,t.i. when the committee CAME 10 ACT upon -
Tlcy found they lad power tn move m thc htli,
Mrs Unu1iplt refused 10 approve this letter, Virtdlhy
mat she would -acrllc" tire piiIsh 10 "'f' ~
friend Another ground Of complain d-'IAai -
IIaulfnrd was strange rulings 81 Chnich 'r''-1
Slr once charged member Win S!dhdrIlhS mr.
and al a meeting, without amy ut., an WHIr inr P'
lr.,lsrd was ahsrnf she communicates TIC nth''.
No action had been aiken since and I'll" I''lhe as'i
fine plstor IN consequence mad been very sli"hE' 81
uctu -. The church. Inc td~H ga ll"''"'''
Ia such instance would not De- - delicate as now ~
Alderman Ham substantially approved hl~ VIC N'"'
and Thought that tac majority 90 tc ne n''IN M iI
enough OF their "taIcc years female experiment anu
Dayd L Holden the parish clerk, declared nat the
reason 81 Mrs. IiaHHOrd- departure wis h"t hh"h't'I
one neither Hiss Mics, Dut ds 90 "Hat u ""' 0
was entirely uOa-yO.rI'li3L