The daily gazette., 1879-06-04
|Eo1JRTH EDITION
rhurch Movement

Anew
,,ysr pREsByTsRIAN
,ss''scS, ssx e roH a NEW rTorah rahiI irIIEAsAsrRY.
LAST sls" .,rsa thick and fast last as.e even. en-.
Bsn pati,eretub tbs new room that has
q ousias ID fitted up In the rear ss.Sa W
N fixed ana ,,,s,iau n.. church, but those
Y u. t'.ss s.sssemed to enjoy ,hsr .nerTh Ths occa-
y us ,hs uupl asaut wes.soh ~ .s the opanin g
b Of tue'r u r,iom in which they were W ,ssv as
ihe ne" THe rSs room, itself, looked Vehy
Snbled ,hiaasant, hn notwithstanding .ne
Vt and p,e"sIrr s's arranged with the mos1 @
d that II wn, ,ms.s Reverend Messrs.
bdlsd plainnk plaimnok. Caldwell and NIXON
syensOn, ooUA, ~ addition to Mr.. DuVal:
MsIs M plsB r B. Duyal, the pastor, I'd SPvr- "ray.
bev. Il es,and after singing anu p% ,v%s,
rei,s,o.srd reiss y, the audience upon Mms ;,aad
sld,eSI',Se IS ,Se,n together. He dsscri1ea
calis" ,,asnt sr and the earnest effort .nas :.
y apAisi,,vd made BY many young members
been nlI"V Oh 10 give Il its present ap-
the cOuioad' ''a 'conditiOn. He particular
sranscss rance an" nv the first part Of his address
allua'u' lua u,'llars, extending down tne zen, on.
sntes d ,hs room, aud supporting H. .no ao
o. a"pine .uo acl OBS the ceiling. Tnese
sms rSn"d Sn .a,d. had a history. They
lan, lJ ol,.as the little, old brick church
srs u vwbsrein the Historical Society
N w, ,,s W and we're used as . part OF
taIaine mo1 When the old church was
Sr sTscted, these three pillars y were = .'
, a. ,npPorls to the gallery anu wnon
S,smfodeled in about lS4O, they were
ws nsa lep,U and placed under shelter IN
moteu 1nrch cellar. Examination had
.l cuur hat they were in good condi'
pWeu "a il had been concluded to use
u shs hsre ~ In stating the purpose OF
" ,oom, nm he said it was to DC USED as d
a,;Ug GU pisce for a bible class OF maze
eu"S .sa n This day men in great nam,
ul.S. ar. lsd astray from tho path OF
\ u %s ns n n nsemblance of truth, held up to
~ ,hsu; NJ by people who adhere to and ad-
'l." Ai.u GI,.ral 4, science and Liberal Lea
.;sm Tho object of the IT ON IL to have
,ace to teach ren who are prone ~
4. he led wrong and TO counteract all
" .o.called NJ "liberal" efforts. They
~ no, ~ nropose to really fight those dog
D bui rather to light the torch oi
( and carry it along for the benefit
thosr men whom they expect mere
Are NOT church goers and who are
m, 10 fall into intidelity. -,
solo. "Where Life is Brightest.
then sang by Miss Florence HirI'
Mr., ,Jobn Braunstein, after which
C. Conrad Esq, read "Out of The Ole
bl,r, MAJ c. "fnd a quartette was sanf
Mns Katie Currinder. soprano, Leslie
knenler, alto, II. G. Bcrtoletts basst
Joun Braupsteln, tenor, all mem
n Of the choir.
Dr Stevenson said that this evening
had felt a curiosity to see how man,
IN, brother ministers, could stand th'
N, As Mr.. Cook was a Baptist, III
vx the water would not stop him
Iughter.) He congratulated the pasto
4 teoplr Of the church in takinga a new
ID in right direction and expressed
hope that much good might be done
Il. Cook said he would not say any
NJ about the rain, az he was so use
ibe water, but would leave that TO
Nixon to do. The doctor retorted
is coming down our way Tonight; II
hvklng." Mr.. Cook went on to sa
It Mr.. DuVal had told him that in AZ
ion to him Mr. Cook he had invite
snls to be preseAt tonight; and b
led tu remark that "all hands an
Cook" would probably be presen
said several other real pleas ant thing
paid the people who had originate
carried out the idea Of the room
Jose opening they were at, a hig
hp ment. He also reclted an oil
niniscence, which the old pillars M
Val had alluded to, recalled.
D. Nixon, in his remarks, said this
king at this occasion seemed muc
ierain, n,-hardto to stop. Under pres
circumstances the room was a IN uC
Ire pleasant place inside than out, an
what should be- the case every Su
with those who are now ehtict
ay He thought the fixing up of til
lm for the intended purpose a goa
progressive Idea and was OF the opi
that much good would result.
n Caldwell, in making his speec
not attempt perpetrating joke upt
weather; whether he forgot is N
pwn. He did not even observe tn
weather had almost put rein Oh d
pcetdlngs, or that the rain was tsie !
Ne Of what the ministers present hi
we'd themselves not to be, I. e., dr
went to work at once, and said th
was glad to see this movement al
sure much good would result fro
lie made a very Instructive q
ll,er some more excellent singing
choir and PRAYER by DIR. Caidw
ass mblage dispersed.