The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-15
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The Baptsts of Danvillc, Va. are build
Ing new church.
handsome Episcopal church Is TO DO
erected at Martinsburg, W. Va.
The Southern Methodsts are building
new parsonage ut Dlacksburg, Va.
DR.. John Hall, of New York, objects to
people calling churches after pastors.
Bishop Simpson and family are summer
ing ut Long Branch, where ho has a house of
his own.
A Bible society has been organized at
wyihevlllc, Va, with Hon. q. Holbrook as
president.
Rev. J. w. Ware has left Nelson County,
Va, to take charge of the Episcopal Church In
olarksburg, W. Va.
The Rev. DIR. siegmund, assistant rector
Of Grace Church, New York. has become In.
zane by reason OF ovorwork.
There arc ia Methodist ministers in Ger.
many and $4,000 members. These include
the wesleyans and Methodist Episcopals.
The party that accompanied Rev. j. s.
Inskip TO the Round Lake camp.moeting from
Philadelphia filled three cars Mt the depot.
Rev. w. G. Webb, formerly of Alexandria
Ton the Potomac-not tho Milo, Is spending
the season at Ocean Grove with his family.
Rev. George r. Kramer of Wilmington,
Del, has accepted call to the pastorato OF
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr.. Paul Tulane has given 100000 for
education In Now Orleans. He Is native OF
Princeton, N. j., but mado fortune In tho
city he now so nobly endows
A new Methodist paper has been started
In Iowa City, called the iora Methodist. Its
| editors ore Drs. Fairall and Fellows. Its first
issue is before us and is promising.
Rev. DIR. Appellee died very suddenly
while In attendance on the recent Irish Motho
| dist Conference. He was ono OF tho brightest
| scholars and theologians In the Irish Methodist
| Church.
Professor David Swing has retired from
| the editorship Of the Chicago Alliance so has
| Rev. DR.. Gill from tho Baltimore PRESBYTERIAN
and so has Rev. DR.. Van Meter from the Balti
| more UethodiSt.
The Rev. DIR. Mix, late pastor of the First
| Presbyterian Church at Orange, N. j., hns no
greRational Church OF Fall River, Mass, at {
salary of $4,000.
Robert Il. Pattison, of Philadelphia, tn,
Democratic nominee for Governor OF Pennsyl
vania, is n member OF the Methodist Episcopa
| Church, and son OF ono or Its ministers. HI
Is also temperance man.
Schureman Hasted Watkins, son of Rev
Dr.. Wilbur +. Watkins, rector OF the Church o
the Holy Trinity, New York, won the Warne
cup at Union College. The cup Is given to tn
senior of highest standing in moral deport
ment
Tho Rev. J. G. Hagey, pastor of Grac
NJ. Il. Church, this city, recently received tn
degree OF A. M, from Dickinson College, Roy
David Henry Carroll, of Baltimore, was hor
ored with a d. d. from the same place-hi
alma mater.
The English Baptists have sent six new
men TO reinforce their mission In Congo, Africa
Tho contemplate efforts OF the Jesuits to brea
up that mission have only reused our Britis
brethren 10 greater zeal in this their mos
| promising mission field.
The Emory Grove Camp-Meoting may O
may not be n thing of the past. Tho result
| not certain; but no meetings VIII be hel
| there this year. A few friends and lovers
the grounds, however, are going to tent on tn
| old ground n few weeks this season. 1t wa
Baltlmore's fashionable resort until, under I'll
management of General j. s. Berry, II bccam
badly embarrassed, and has recently boon sol
| twice,