St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
THE VINEYARD OF THE LORD.
Two Fine New Churches That VIII Be Erected
In the Cts Of ST. Paul
This Year.
An Old Army chaplain to Preach To-day
Notes of R-vivais-The Weekly
Announcements.

not cost less than $4,000 Tie pan is l.,
the oil cLurcl ana LII wat YER . nee
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ton, ich could PROBABLY be accomplisheI
without InI~. .-l~d.t..
1he FRS, B iptist church people are pam
Mug to build cdtpci ali 'ining their clurch.
= q rs are al m d.. and tae erection III
the bu.llia, W Il be c. amenc d eail, in the
So In, IL wiu b. .. UrIcG .nd stone. 7Jxy0,
au.l will cost probably not less taan s!0,0oJ.
II viii he two story structure. Tie first
floor VIII be for sociais anI generally for all
kin as OF religious services and prayer meet
ings, and win tie furnished With ali the con-
veniencrs necessary for all kinds of social
church entertain nents. TIe second story
wiil ne arranged for the accommodation OF
tle Bible classes and the Sabbath school.
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
The old settlers OF ST. Paul will be glad to
learn that the Rev. E. D. Neill will prleh at
the Jackson street VI. L. church at Z 80 tiis
evening.
The Woodland Park Baptist church on the
first of January organized mission Sunday
school in the Norwegian Baptist churcn, on
the corner OF Park avenue and Winnipeg
street, to be- called the PARK avenue Baptist
Sunday school. 1t has already sixty-fye
scholars aud is very prosperous.
Rev. Mr.. Forces, of the jackson street NJ
E. church, will be busy to-day. He will &C.
cupy tae pulpit at the Jackson street VI. E.
Church this forenoon. Tnis afternoon he
will sp'ak at MIrket hall, Minneapolis, at
the Coifax memorial, AMI in the evening
will preach at the Jackson street church.
They are having quite revival through
the special services that ale being he'd in
East Baptist church, Post Siding. About
thirty conversions nave been secured Last
Sunday there were eight baptized, and to-day
there will be eight or ten more. II may also
he stated that good meetings are being held
at the Fort Street Baptist IN ssiou, on West
Seventh street, near Randolph street. Drs.
Woods aud Rddeil are ass sting the pastor,
Mr.. Norton, who has large aud fourisniug
Sabbath school.
Bishop FQss will speak at Grace NJ E.
church on Hopkins street.
The members of the First Presbyterian
church have decided to increase the uumb Der
Of elders from two to four. and J. w. Cooper
and n. P. Ingalls, have been elected to I'LL
up the number. The following committee
has been appointed to find supply for the
pulpit ten porarily and permanently: H.
DDugan, George L. Becker, w. P. Jewett, J.
VI. Bohrer, Thomas Cameron, J. Mattress,
VI. Turnbuil, w. 8. Alexander, Mesdamrs
Mattocks, Doble, Sinons, Alexander, Tnomp-
son and Gates.
To-DAY's. SERVICES.
New Jerusalem Tor Sweden Oorgian) church,
Market street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, at 1890 a. m; Sunday schoo! at
II :45 H. M; subject OF sermon, ''OIsnding
the Little Ones OF the Spirit
Jackson Street NJ. E. church, Rev. r.
Forbes will preach at 10 80 p. M; Rev. E. D.
Neill will preach at 1880 p. M: Sunday
school at II m; Young Peoples meeting at
Gas p. NJ; class meetings at 80 a. N. and
II m.
Bethel Mission, corner of Sixth and Rosa
abel. Preaching at S:30 p. IN. by Chaplain
Smith.
st. Paui's church CEpiscopaD, corner
Ninth and Olive, Rev. E. s. Thomas, rector;
Edwin Johnson. lay assistant. Litany aud
Holy Communion, a. M; usual services,
IL a. IN. and 7:30 p. No.; Sunday school,
2:30 p. m; meeting of the Sunday school
teachers in the guild room. Monday, 1880 o.
M. young ladies' guild, Monday. 2 D. M:
st. Luke's Aid meets on Wednesday,
2 p. m, with Mrs. J. H. Simpson, . Mon roe
place; Litany service in the guild room Fri
day, p. m; Dayton bluff Sunday school,
2:30 p. m, service by rector, $3.50 p. M;
Mississippi street chapel Sunday school, 80
p. IN.
Christ church (EpiscopaD, West Fourth aud
Franklin streets, VI. n. Gilbert, rector; SER
vices 1890 a. III. and 80 p. M; Sunday
school, $3.50 p. IN.
First Presbyterian church, corner Lafay-
cite and Woodward avenues; Rev. d. Rihel-
doffer will preach in the morning at 1890,
after which the ordination OF elders will take
place; sunday school at IL O'clock; as usual
no evening service. The weekly PRAYER
meeting will be resumed this week on We'd
nesday evening at 80 O'Clock, In the lee
ture room.
The First Baptist church, corner Ninth and
Waeouta streets, Rev. DR. Riddell, pastor;
morning service at lO:30; Bible school ~
chapel at 12:l5; young peoples meeting In
chapel at 6:+5; at 1880 service of song by
quarte te, chorus and congregation, aud SER
vice by DR.. Riddell.
On Sunday evening at 7:3O. DR.. F.. s.
Smith, the celebrated author OF ''Mv Country,
tits OF Thee" will speak in the chapel of tie
First Baptist church; also to the ladies Of the
Foreign Missionary society, upon his journey
around the world, in which he visited the
mission stations in all lands. A cordial in
vitatiou TO the public.
Grace VI. E. church on Hopkins street be-
tween Bradley ana Burr streets; preaching
at 1880 a. IN. by Bisnop c. D.. Foss, and at
: 80 by the pastor; Sunday school at 1915
P. m. Strangers male welcome.
Preaching services for the Presbyterians,
on the Yves, side, will be iniuguratcd by Rev
c. c. Herriott this morning at i0:30 O'Clock
The services for the present will De held in
the German BIptisL cnunca. corner GeoIge
street and Stryker avenue, two blocks west
0f Garfield school. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day evenings at 1880.
Central Presbyterian church, on Cedar
street (uear cap,tol). Rev. r T. Maclaren,
pastor. Services to mbrruw: Preaching at
1880 a. IN, by Rev. T. A. McCurdy, D. D.,
president Of NJ aicster college; at 100
?. IN, preaching by the p stor; Sunday
school at i2 M; young peoP,e's meeting at
i:45 p. N.
Pacific Congregational church, Acker
street near Mississippi, E. c. Evans, pastor.
Services at io;SO a. IN. and 7.SO p. m: Sun
Jay school at IL m; Young peoples meeting
1t Gas p N. Subject OF morning discourse,
Religion as Business;" evruiug. Come"
Free seals. Strangers welcome Gospel
ioug service before evening discourse.
Woodland Park Baptist church, corner Of
selhy avenue and Arundel street. Dr. r. C.