The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-12-31

IN Gainesville, Ga and will go to New York,
January l. to preach in the Brooklyn Taberna-
Gle for time. Christian Observer.
Dupln Road N. C-The church recently
organized at Duplin Road has been enjoying an
outpouring of the Holy Spirit since December 7 j..
Rev. A. l.. Phillips has BEEN preaching every
night since then. There have been twenty-one
public professions eff religion Twenty have
J eined the church, and one will go to Rock6sh
They are all young people, and nearly all were
baptized members of the Church. The work of
grace is still in progress. This church was or
ganized with twenty-five members Rev. A. l..
Phillips was engaged as stated supply, and he
has commenced his labors under very favorable
circumstances.-I6
Good Water Ala-Rev Robt. Nall, L. D.
has been holding a series of meetings at the
group OF churches, he has for some time served
at and near Good Water Ala, assisted by the
Evangelist, Rev. P. G. Morton OF East Alabama
Presbytery. The church at Hatchet Creek has
been thoroughly repaired and greatly encourag-
ed and refreshed by the recent meeting held
there and has had already nine additions on ex-
animation. The church at Unity is rebuilt en-
.tirely the old edifce is reserved for Session
house and Academy. While the new house OF
worship is comfortable and delightful house of
worship well finished and the congregations
there are enjoying a precious meeting at this
time, fourteen have made good confession and
ten received on examination. The church is
grieved to give up their old pastor so greatly
beloved.-B
Northern Presbyterian.
twenty -five members were added to the
North Broad Street church, Philadelphia Or.
H. ID. Hsrper's), on Sabbath December 18th.
The Presbyterian Church in. Christiana
Pa has extended call to Rev. A. Marcellus
to become pastor in connection with his work
at Atglen
There were thirty additions to the
Bethlehem church, Philadelphia Or. B. l..
Agnew's), last Sabbath. We understand there
is decided special interest in the congregation.
Rev. Joseph R. Page. D. D., pastor of the
church of Brighton, Presbytery of Rochester,
suddenly dropped dead in Rochester, on Wed
nesday of last week. He was born in New
Brunswick, N. j., August l. 1917.
The Ministerial Association of Auburn,
N. z, celebrated the Tooth anniversary of the
birth of Rev. Oliver S. Taylor, a member of the
Presbytery of Cayuga, December II. He was
born December II, 1884, in New Ipswich
graduated from Dartmouth in 1909; and is the
Oldest living graduate of that college. An ad-
dress was delivered by DIR. Hopkins, and DIR.
Hawley read letters of congratulation from
President Arthur and the faculty and Alumni
Association of Dartmouth
Rev. James McIntire, aged seventy-nine
years, member of the Presbytery of Newcastle,
died at the residence of his son-in-law, ex-Post
master General Creswell, Elkton Md, on Mon
day of last week.
The Catalogue of Princeton THEOLOGY
cal Seminary for 1S84-5. gives the following
summary Graduate students, 4; Senior Glass,
So; Middle class, At Junior Glass, 81; Special
Students, f. Total, 145 Of these are from
the University of Pennsylvania, 81 from Prince
ton College, from Union, and IL from Wooster
University ; II are from New Jersey, 81 from
N. York Is from Ohio, and 80 from Pennsylva
MIA.