The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-15
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.

MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
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The Rev n. <. Bishop has accepted tho rect orshlp
OF Emmanuel Church, somerve. Mass. to take sifec:
the first Sunday In September.
The Rev. Or. william White has resigned the rector
ship of 81 Peters Church. Butler, Pa TO take effect
the Grst Sunday in September
The Icv. Dr. 2. J. Ncvin, rector OF st. Pauls
Church. Rome italy, has returned this country for
q summers visit.
The Rev. +. Fleetwood has accepted the rector
ship OF ST. Marks Church, Chicago, H.
The resignation Of the seotorship OF Trinity, wey-
mouth Mass, by the Rev. S. r. Slack has been &C
ceptcd By the vcstry.
Rev r. J. McBryde, late chaplain OF tho University
o! Virginia, has been called TO the rectorshp OF ST.
Georges Church, Fredericksburg, Va
The Rev W. ". Walker. son OF the Rev. Dr. Walker
OF the Episcopa! Seminary, Virginia has been trans.
crred 10 Fairfax county, take charge OF Centreve
other places. Rev. j. r Winchester goes 10 Rich.
mond 10 assist Row Dr. Petorkin, his present assist
ant Rev. H. B. Lee having been called 10 Leeds
church, Fauquer county.
The Bisnop OF Virginia has appointed the newly or.
dained deacons-Rey. 0. $. Bunting 70 Danville, as
sstant TO Rev. Mr.. Dame. Rev p. u. Boydcn sue
cesds Rev. H. B. Lee In Goochland county Rev.
Nelson r. Dame to Bacissburg, the OF tho Agri-
cultural College, and where church building Is in
process OF erection. Rev. r. ]. Hall TO Pocahontas
county West virgina, where the Rev. r. H. Mason
began work. Rev +. A. Ponick to Princess Ammo
county, where there either two old colonial
churches.
The Rev j. Philip b. Pondeton has become assistant
minister theChuroh of the Epiphany, Washington,
D. G.
The class lately graduated al the Episcopal fheo-
logical School in Cambridge, Mass have been engaged
to work as lows:-The Rev. Walter Baker takes
charge Of the Church Of the Messiah Brooklyn, for
III 10 summer; the Rev. A. b. Carver assistant min
istor OF Christ Church, Brooklyn; the Row 4. W.
Gould is assistant at St. Johns, Boston Highlands;
the Rev. H. Il. Haynes has no, yet decided between
several folds OF work that are offered him the Rev
George Oseo0d becomes assistant OF Christ Church,
waltham; the Rev. John I. Rose s assistant Of ST.
Paus, Boston; the Rev /. W. Satonstali remains as
assistant TO the dean OF tho school, but ofcates In
Christ Church, Cambridge during tho summer; the
Rev. J. G. Wildwood IS minister In charge Of Grace
Surrey Chapel, London, immortal az the scene Of
after all The Primitive Mcthodists have taken IT, and
arc repairing It within and without. Tho remains Of
the venerable founder lie under tho church, and steps
are being taken to remove them TO Christ's Church.
Westminster road REV. Newman Hall's, which was
built to perpeuate The organization and institutions OF
Surrey Chapel.
Tho first Protestant Church west OF the Mississippi
River built by tho Methodists at St. LOUIS nifty
ago. The present First Methodist Episcopal
Church OF that city recently oommemoraied the
The Methodists have built neat Gothic church ut
Green's Bridge, near Phillipsburg N. J. Though In
an unfinished couditon Il is valued al S. OO0 There
Is debt OF S. 500 ON 1t which must be paid before
nex January or the property VIII pass from the hands
backed by DR.. Whitney, OF Hacketst0wn, and Presid
Ing Elder Tunson makes his appeal to the friends Of
the church ~ help them out al this strait
Rev. L. Ellison, A. NJ, OF East Ohio Conference, has
been elected President of Scio College.
Rev Dr.. j. G. Hartzull elitor Of The Southeastern
Chrstian Advocate has been sp nding few days very
pleasantly this CITY ON busaess connected with his
paper. He left Oh Tuesday on his return to New Or
Rev. j. H. Davidson, whose declining health retired
him from the ministry some years ago, has just been
take charge ot ho Methodist Episcopal Church
ut Independence, Kausas
The Methodist Episcopal Church a. wailngord.
Conn.,, organized In the winter OF ls7576, with only
three or Jour members, now numbers nearly sixty.
Rev. W. 4. Harrison, d. D., Of tho North Georgia
Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. SCUM,
has been appointed by Bishop Pierce pastor OF Mt
Vernon Church, Washington City.
Rev. DR.. Bugbec, President OF Allegheny College,
sailed for Europe from this port July IL lie Is 10
turn BY September L. During his absence he win visit
Scotland England and Franco
REFORMED (DUTcHl
The Rev. DR.. II. 81 Porter OF Bedford Avenue Re.
formed Church, Brooklyn +. d., has been thrty 1--WE
ysars in the ministry aud sixteen In present charge
Mr. L. W. Warnshius WAS ordained a lew days ago
aud installed pastor OF the Reformed churches Ut
Naumburg and New Bremen, In the CHASSIS OF Cayuga,
Clinton Avenue Reformed Church, Newark, " j.,
organized nine years ago. which time II has
received Az persons into Fellowship, 1870 Of whom en-
church during that period were log. The amount OF
money RAISED by tho congregation for church purposes
withinthst time was $lssOi5 q, aud for benevccnce
$9-32s 81
In the latter part Of June Sir. John G. Lansing was
ordained and installed pastor OF the Reformed Dutch
Church, at Monawk, Montgomery county, n. Y.
Mr. samuel Strong, of Illinois, graduate of the New
Brunswick N. ~ seminary, has been ordained and
county. n Y, aud Mr D. Van Pelt graduate Of tho
Same institution, has accepted call from the Reformed
Dutch Church St Spring Valley, n Y. ana been or
The Rev. W. A. Hcubolt has resigned tho pastors,e
Of the Holland Church OF Paterson, NJ j., which he
The Row John Steele, ~ D., has closed twelve years
vi pastoral iabors with the First Church At Paterson,
n. J. He comes 10 New York State.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Iu a convent OF Capuchin Nuns at Nura, IN Spain
religious l2o years old is reported 70 be stiil living
She still attends TO asthc exercises oil tue community
including even maths and iauds
The Catholics OF Oxford, Chester county, Pa, have
begun the erection Of church. which rs to DO Of brick
with slate roof and 3oxs0 iect size.
The Rev. Father Gabriel latc oil New Bedford, has
been assigned 70 the North End Portuguese parish
The Catholics OF West Roxbury, Mass, are building
handsome stone church, thirty by sixty feet whose
J. u. Lyndon, in the absence OF Archbishop Williams
Rov. Father Finn, OF Nztcbcz has been transferred
TO vicKsburg, Miss, where lao will ROMAN Tor m in
definite time HIS departure ID much regretted by Tho
Natchez Cation, In when he ~ held Ia very high
esteem and vcneratiCn.
The old church IN the town OF Lourdes was built In
than thousand Inhabitants Though a bssilii-
church has been erected al the grotto hall milo
above the town (Which contains 900 pcopcJ the
accommodations ore 100 small for the pilgrims who
nually lock thither Therefore the venerable cure,
NJ. Dominique Psyopmalc, has issued an appeal TO
American Catholics TO help him 10 build new church
lieu VI the old one
Last week the Rev. Father q. Coughlan. pastor Of
tho Church OF the Immaculate Conception, sailed from
Philadelphia tor Europe TO recruit his health HIS
parish presented him with apurse Of 900 for the p
In st. Edwards Roman Catholic Church. Baltimore,
last sunday the Rev. r. =. sullivan, pastor, who win
Rev. L. +. Horstnian, d. d., had just returned from
Europe gave interesting account OF the pgr images
Lourdcs and Rome and tho Papai jubilee. Father
Sullivan warmly welcomed back by hts church.
Tho Forty Hours Devotion will begin at st Cccia's
105th street and Second avenue this morning Attic
solemn nigh mas, al halipast ten O'Clock, In addition
10 the regular choir Miss Emma Abbott, sopran0 Mr.
Ch Fritsch tcnor Dr. Austin Pcarce, organist aud
other artists will assist make tho services Rrsndy
impressive Tho sermon Will be preached by Row.
Father O'Donoghue, nephew OF tho celebrated Arch
bishop McTIac the mass 10 be sung by Rev Or. Brann
tho pastor OF st. Cecilas Rev. Huqh Flattcry acting
master OF ccremonca.