The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-05

Constantine. Mich. goes to the Church at Pratts
: burg. N. Y.
Va. has accepted call to the churches OF Pleassn
Hill. Paris and Florida. in Monroe county. Mo.
Rev. L. +. Hatfield. ID. D., has returned from Nor
ristown. N. j.. where he has spent the summer. tt
! his home in tins city.
Dr. r. r. Booth. pastor Of the University Place
Church has also returned to the city. and expects
to preach there to-day. He finds himself In fully re-
covered health after all summer vacation.
Rev. julius l.. banner. late of East Orange, has re
turned to this city. where he formerly preached
after pleasant trip abroad in pursuit Of health
He comes back with renewed strength. and is ready
Rev. W. L. Page has left wolcott and taken up his
residence in Rochester N. Y. to give his children
the advantages of schools afforded by that city.
CONGREGATIONAL.
The following Congregational ministers in Msssa-
more than fifty years ago :-Erastus Maltby, Taun-
ton, ordained 1874; Leonard Wilmington, Newoury.
ordained 1876; Jacob Ide. West Midway. ordained
1914.
The Rev. Joseph Cook will begin his Monday lee
lures in Boston next month. They will be published
o. Bartlett has been called to Kingston. r. l., and
Rev. c. G. Day. OF Catskill n. Y. to Williamsburg.
Mass.
The Rev. +. J. Grimes. of Undertook. N. Y. has
accepted call to Westmoreland. N. H.; Rev. f..
II. Kasson. OF Grinnell. Iowa. goes TO Templeton.
The Rev. J. p. Richardson accepts call to Law
renceville. n. Y. Rev. G. II. Seymour. of New
buryport goes to Winchester Mass. and Rev. J. T..
Twtchell. ID. D., Of Cleveland. to Kansas City. Mo-.
The are reported OF ksys
Atlanta Ga; S. I: Kidder. At saugus. Mass. and
George T. Wilson, at North Adams. Mich.
The Rev. J. c. Ward. desiring to rest awhile on
account OF impaired health. has resigned At North
East. Pa.
The Central Church. Brooklyn. have called the
Rev. T. $. SAMSON. Of Newton Mass. son of Dr.
pastoral charge. His decision il not yet announced
The Rev. J. r. Downer. after pleasant and pros
Philadeiphis, has rendered his resignation.
The Rev. Dr. GallAher has accepted the call OF the
Hanson Place Church. Brooklyn. and commences his
ministry with them on tho third Sunday Of tins
month.
The Rev. J H. Hartman. who has for several months
been preaching for the Fourth Avenue church. Pitts
burg. has accepted u call as pastor.
The Rev. +. A. Douglass. late Of Cincinnati. has be-
come financial secretary Of the American and For
The Wiliough6y Avenue ,Brooklyn) Church has
extended . call to the Rev. George I. stansbury to
cept the call He is native Of Texas and is thirty
FIVE years Of age. He ordained eight years ago.
and has preached In Covington. KY. and Aylmer.
Ont.
The Baptist Missionary Union have appointed the
Rev. A. II. Birmingham. ID. D.. late OF Brooklyn,
district secretary of the Uuion Tor the Southern
New York district. He has accepted the Office and
will enter ct upon its duties As the successor
OF the Rev .. Dodge pastors and churches n VIII
is improving and will render such service as hts
health will permit
The Rev. r. s. Kellerman, Of TUFTS Divinity
School has accepted call to the Universalist par
ish Of Fschburg. Mass The Rev; Benton Smith Smith
Newmarket. n. H. to-day.
Rev. B. F. Bowies. pastor of the First Universast
Church in San Francisco. having recently preached
four missionary sermons In Healdsburg. CAL. and
having had several of the clergy OF that city in his
Advent Church-challenged him t. . discussion of
lat least eight evenings In length" Mr. Bowles
promptly accepted. and the debate is to begin about
gelist Of California and is understood to be man
of great ability large experience and high repute ss
q preacher and defender of his faith.
The Rev. A. b. Hervey has accepted call to the
Universalist Church at Taunton. Mass. DR. McCol-
lister has been invited to the church at Bellows
Falls. VT.
DIR. Forester has concluded his labors in Newark
N. j. He has occupied the psstorate for five years
Las. Sunday was his last. He was suffering from
illness. and the Rev Asher Moore ofiicated for him
The Rev. Mr.. Rogers. OF the Harlem parish. has
received urgent call to the pastorate Of the Uni
warmly to accept he has declined to go, the
dtion of his little parish in Harlem seems to de-
mand his stay with 1t. The Building Committee has
decided to proceed ut once with the erection Of
chapel.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
The Fathers OF the Congregation OF the Mission,
Rev. Fathers O'Donohue and Shaw, will begin the
mission at st. Johns Chapel. Brooklyn. to-day. A
The Catholics of Portland. Me-. learning 9 few
days ago that the Rev. d. NJ. Bradley, OF the
Cathedral OF the Immaculate Conception. was about
to visit Europe presented him with purse OF 81 100
to defray his expenses and bring him back again to
5 them.
Anderson. of New York. $3.50 toward the pay Of
the immense debts OF that prelste.
Fathers Gognian ana hogan. berain, Bonige ana
Neb.. last Sunday. They have been laboring in
others parts Of that State during September From
return to New York and Brooklyn. where they will
spend the remainder Of this year.
band OF Lazarist Fathers from Germantown
(Philad0lDhiAl opened miaaiOn John n
Brooklyn, last Sunday.
Rev Father Damen. the distinguished Jesui,
missionary, opened mission on Sunday last ut st.
Pstrick's Church. Jersey City, OF which Rev. p.
Hcnnessy is pastor. That Father Damen retains
the fact that he has already given. within the last
few weeks. three very successful missions.
ltev. Bernard A. Maguire. 8. j.. and other Jesuit
st. Edward s Church. Philadelphia.
Last Saturday Fathers F. r. ONein and Thomas
J. Barry met at the depot OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad, in Philadelphia, by q large number of
their friends. who glsi to them after an
absence Of three months in Europe.
JEWISH.
Professor Felix Adler has returned from his sum-
mer vacstion and will commence his OF SUM-
DAY morning lectures the 18th inst. The Society
for Ethical Culture has secured Chickerng Hail. in
which Professor Adler 10 to hold forth hereafter.
tuted by the same society will be opened. with 1876
children at No. 1,521 Broadway. Of Forty
street. which has been leased from the Aston estate
The Rev Mr. Bicn has resigned as minister of the
congregation Rodoff Sholem. Chicago. Ill.
Rev. Mr.. Ssmfeld. for many years u resident of
Memphis. Tenn. has been engaged as minister OF
the Sinai congregation. Chicago. Ill.
Rev. II. Phillips, formerly OF New York, who
officiated at the Broad Street Synagogue, Phila-
delphia. during the holidays. has given general
satisfaction to the congregation. 1t is probable
that should the regular chaxin. Rev. l. Frsnkel.
prevented from attending to his duties for any
length Of time. Mr.. Phillips will be permanently
engaged.
TEMPLE AHAWATH CHESED.
INWARD oLoRIEs OF RELIGIox--sERMoN By
REV DIR. HUEBsCH.