Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-02
Church NetUS.

Song service at the First M E. church every
Sunday evening at o'clock.
Young peoples meeting at the First Presby-
terrain church this evening at 6:45 clock.
Guild meeting of the Church of the Good
Shepherd Wednesday evening at clock.
The ladies' sewing society of the Church Of
the Good Shepherd meets every Wednesday
afternoon.
The Rev. E. c. Mitchell (Swedenborgian)
breaches every Sunday at o'clock p. NJ. IN
Minneapolis.
The Rev. Merritt Hulburd will lecture next
Thursday evening in Dundas, on "a Summers
Sauntering in Europe"
The sacrament of the Lords supper will be
administered to-day in the First Presbyterian
church at 80 O. clock P NJ.
The Unity church Sunday school is held at
1915 o'clock T. NJ. The Plymouth church Sun
day school convenes at the same hour.
The sermon of the Rev. Mr.. Hulburd, First
NJ. E. church, tonight, on ';Our Professional
Life will mainly treat Of the perils and pur-
poses of law and medicine.
Rev. y. L. Leonard, the popular pastor of
fourishng Congregational church in North
field, occupies the pulpit of Plymouth church
to-day. Free seats at the evening service.
At 1880 O clock A. NJ to-day special services
will be held at the House of Hope; the elders
lately elected will be ordained and installed in
Office. The sacrament of the Lords supper
Will also be celebrated.
Unity club, composed of the members of
Unity church, will i've dramatic entertain
ment on Feb. 5th inst, beginning at 7:S0
o'clock P. NJ. Our Wife, or the Rose of
Anaiens," has been selected as the drama for
the evenings entertainment.
Holy communion will be administered at the
First NJ. e. church this morning. The pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Hulhurd, will omit the morning ser
mon of the ''Cnristianity on its
Trial." and address his congregation on the sac
Of the Lords
The candy party mentioned in last Sundays
GLOBE will be given by the ladies of the
First Presby1 eran church on Friday evening,
Feb. 7th, at the residence of MIR. George Spen-
Ger, corner Grove and Lafayette streets. a
cordial invitation is given by the ladies to
come and and get some of the ':sweet-
ness
To-day at o'clock union meeting of all
the Sunday schools will be held at the First
Baptist church. Teachers and parents inter-,
ested in this work are invited to attend with
the children. Addresses will be delivered by
Mr.. Jacobs, the Rev. Mr.. Barnes and others.
The purpo'e is to make the meeting instruct
i've and entertaining.
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, tho famous lady
lecturer, will lecture at Unity church to-mor-
row evening" Mrs. Livermore enjoys a fame
in the lecture field second to none. She is an
earnest thinker, and markedly individual
ICES her thoughts, that she seldom fails to con-
quer her audiences. The subject, 1.-THE Com
ing Nan" has been selected for her discourse
here.
The true inwardness of the Lake Park asso-
citation, at last located at Minnetonka, would
make rich chapter if written up. 1t never
was the intent of the legal protector of this
enterprise and his Jealous coadjutors in Mime
apolis to Go otherwise than to carry out their
own selfish prejudices. The constituencies
favoring other sites were therefore encouraged
to say their say, but no regard was meant tc
be paid to them. 1t looked we'll to hear them
and so they condescended to do that much.
series of very interesting religious meet
ings have been in progress at the First Baptist
church during the past week. Much Christian
congregation are in Jealous accord in working
up revival of religion. The services will be
continued throughout the week. services being
held daily at $3.50 o'clock and 1880 O clock P. M
Mr.. B. f. Jacobs, of Chicago, we'll known
Evangelist, is laboring in the vineyard. BE
will conduct the services morning and evening
to-day.
The Union Sunday school and Bible Students
class, taught by the Rev. ID. E. Breed, which
meets at the Y. III. G. A. rooms, Saturday after
Moons, at 4:3O P. NJ, grows in popularity every
week. The meeting, yesterday afternoon, was
gentlemen present. After Mr.. Breeds dis
course, Mrs. Emily Huntington Miller gave the
primary teachers q few ideas as to the best way
to impress the lesson on the minds of their
young scholars. The secretary again called the
attention of those present to the Importance of
coming early and taking the front seats, as ii
saves much trouble and annoyance.
The thirteenth Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school congress will assemble in this city (at
the Jackson street NJ. L. church) on the 24tt
inst. The exercises will continue for three
DAYS An elaborate and interesting pro
gra1nme has been prepared for morning anc
afternoon sessions. These will consist of de
votional exercises and lectures by the Revs
Thomas McClary, 8. W. Lloyd, J. Fl. Vincent
". s. Rice. Merritt Hulburd e. r. Lathrop
G.. M. Heard, VIM. Mckinley, Thomas Sim p
son and Rev. DR.. Isaac Cook. Complete ar
rangements have been perfected to entertain
delegates, and the affair will be a social and in
structive reunion. The railroads have gener
onsly agreed to reduce the fare; ON the G. & NJ
q h N. W., and M. & St. L., Southern Min
uesota, North Pacific st. Paul 4 Pacific AM