Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-02

o. Barnes, the Kentucky Mountain Evan.
gelist and his daughter Marie, (who will
sine); for eight days, commencing sunday,
Sept 10. 1888. Sundays, II and 0:30
Week daye, 7.so. Hmyn hook, "sOngs
and Solos"
We had thought TO return to "headquar.
ters" in shacklewell Lane, but good sister
Burke, who has a large house and large
heart, and lives between this and Wood
Green, insists on entertaining the entire
Troupe" And this with such vehemence
and Kind urgency that we could not resist,
and 40, praising the good LORD for pro-
viding rs the place, and thanking the dear
lady for her generous proposal, We are 10
he her guests from next Monday, when our
brother James returns 10 Reidsdale Isn't
Il wonderful the way the LORD raises up
friends for M right alone9
II is not likely we shall return TO thi.
dear Higbgsie and 80 will jot down few
items Of possible interest before we leave.
The lovely circle Of friends we know here
will never be forgotten; and the open doors
Of these hospitsble mansions where, for Je-
sus' sake, we have been made 20 warmly
welcome, will always be associated with the
mention Of Hiehgate in the future. The
Pipers, the Greens, the Ellises, the Bart
let's, the Tois, are on the list that IL ever
growIng. TO make heaven with its reunions
a still brighter heaven to M.
Drawing. room afternoon bible Hsdinls
three or four times week have been add
e TO the Drill Hall services since We have
been herr, ~nd great bl,ssing has attended
them, 10 christians. A very pleasant bit Of
collateral service has BEEN opelei up for us
in the city, where, thr, ush the Mind men,
tion Of Brother Allen, Of Hackney. we
we're invited TO addrcssa numbrr Of work.
ing women nj girls. who daily are gather
ed at the la chr ON and Hall IL the Y.
NJ. G. A. in Alder-ea,e street. This Is
very blerasd work, ausuratsd at A street
by good iHJy Mrs Fi-h,r and \ SINH.
lar one at Jewin street by Mrs seton Carr.
A cheap but good dinner is furnished
and the half-hour after dinner filled up
with music and addresses, "a the good la
dies are able to secure help. This being a
perfectly leisure time OF day TO US, we have
asked them 10 call on US dd hbifum and are
delighted with the opportunities already
given for meeting these dear. over,asked
toilers, and speaking helpful word. Yes
terday, after dismissal, a 10, ofthe girls
came back, having obtained a little extra
leave, 10 get Marie to sing one or two
more hymns for them.
But for a few parting words about High
gate. II is suburb rich in historic men,
ories, Of one kind and another. IL perhaps
received its name in the 18th century,
when the Bishop Of London, in whose ma
norial possession the whole Of this tract Of
northern suburb lay, while London was
yet a city Of $1,000 or 10000 inhabitants,
only allowed road to be cut over the hill,
which up to railroad times, continued the
great northern thOroughfare The Bishop
looked sharply after his own interests by
erecting an archwsy gate for ioll.iaking
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