The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-13
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Rev. W. :. E,in>linr|. the Episcopal
evangelist, has rrturn,u to EngianI.
Rev. S. u. Gurteyn has been chosen
rector Of Emmanuel Church, Boston.
Rev. T. NJ. Gray is called to the Pres
bytrriaM Church. New Lebanon. y. Y.
Rev Ms. liur Of the Presbyterian
Chnorh, Deposit, \. y, n"> rr>i med his
clIar~r.
Rev. \. Read r;,> or Of he lonyrrga-
i'niHl Church. E'i:*hiM. l.. l., has offered
ms re>lYnatinn.
4 new Presbyterian church has been
built at CaniSton. y. Y. ans! dedicated
free of cost
Rev. Dr. lIrrrick has resigned the
charge ofthe First C"n"r 'g"tional Church
tialIry. Mass.
Rev. Aarrn rrck of Perth Anhoy. y.
j.. is called to the ii:,t Prv>b\ terrain
Church. Brooklyn, l.. ID.
Rev. N.. Cheshire of Montr"r. fa. has
accepted Il cal! to til" Pearl Stree, Bap-
fists Church, E'idSrton. y. !.
| Rev. J p Taylor, of Newport. Il. L.. is
ra!!r'l t" the Second Congregational
Church. New i.o','lo". Conn.
The FIRST Congregational ir,uch. Oak
la's", CAL. has sold lis properly for So
"E' :!,i will n,ilu Il new church.
The MnrAva"s with i',.;.') members
! raised las, Nr.;r So. o. fox missions. be-
l"S nearly $50 l"r val. nr.m'"r
Rev. J. II. Logic. !! A!,lhnIl~' minister.
hats m;dr application for or!;,"tcn il
the Episcopal Church, at philadelphia.
The name of the First E;' rti>t Church,
Harlem. is rllanyr,l hy an order OF court.
to the Mount Morris Eapti>, Church.
4 new Episcopal Church is building at
Oyster Bay, l.. l.. for which all the funds
required are in land. The first church
was built in l1O7.
Rev. W w. KirkuS. formerly assistant
minister at Grace Church, New York, and
lattrrly officiating at Baltimore, died re-
Gently in London.
The Methodist Episcopal Church hay.
ing a surplus of ministers in the North
rrn States, the conference are declining tC
admit candidates on trial
The Northern Baptist anniversaries are
to- be held at Cleveland, o., this year,
The Southern Baptist Convention is I,
meet at Nashville, Tenn.
Rev. DR.. ham,,aut of Brooklyn. has &C
crptrl the charge Of the First Baptis
Church. Newark, and will bcyln his sta
ted laborS shortly.
Rev. Lcvrrctt Bradley, a liccntato 0
the Congregational denomination, ha
been ordained deacon in the Episcop;l
Church at Hartford, Conn.
The South Congressional Church, Sa
lem, Mass, has voted to omit the after
noon preaching service. OCCASIONAL.
there may be sermon in the evening.
5 A Baptist council has ordained Col R
II. Buckley, of Coviugton, Ky. He is il
J his siXty-third year, and takes charge Q
a Church at Cadiz, in that State.
Rev. DR.. Terhunc, late of Newark, N. }
is officiating at the American Chapel il
:, Paris while the Rev. Mr.. Hitchcock, til
pastor, visits the United States.
Rev. Archibald NJ. Morrison is called t
tbi Reformed Episcopal Church of til
Reconciliation. Philadelphia. A ne,
church is to be built on the corner of Fiji
Z teenth and Taskcr streets.
Rev. r. Merilitl, of Hartford, Conn
t and Rev. L. Tinker, ofYonkers. leave tn
t New York East Conference and join tn
. CongregatloEalists. The former has az
\ ceptcd a call to Hartford, the latter
G not yet settled.
f Rev. Octavius Winslow, D. D., died q
Brighton, England, March 5. He was 6
q one time pastor of a Baptist Church
! New York. but had for MANY years live
= in England, and about ten years ago Ell
, tered the ministry of the Episcop;
t Church.
> A new Catholic parish is to be organ
e zed in Brooklyn, making the fortieth
Il that city. A church is to he built bt
u tween Prospect Park and Greenwood.
s Father Thomas O'Reilly, assistant mini
. ter Of St. Joseph's is ASST gned to the ne
y congregation.
G A council of which DR.. W. ". Tayl
!, was Moderator, has recommended the S
l. cond Congregational Church of Jerst
" City to hire their editice, sold under for
> closure, and advised sister churches
u raise 81 600 to help sustain their organ
J. cation.