The state herald., 1889-11-22
CHURCH NOTES.

tor OF the Unity Church in Denver last
Sunday.
Rev. John Wilson has severed his con
nection with tho Brighton Presbyterian
Church.
Work upon tho new Catholic Church In
Highlands will be commenced as soon as
tho weather will permit. The Dominican
sisters will take charge Of tho school at
this parish.
Rev. Mcssrs. Madison, Peck, Merritt
Lucas and RAIDER, of this Methodist Con-
ference, have gone to Kansas City this
week to attend the meeting Of Of the Ma
tional Missionary Committee. H
Rov. Mr.. Matran has arrived from Sag
inaw, Mich. " be pastor OF st. Petor's
Episcopal Church and Rev. Mr.. Moore from
North Carolina to bc pastor Of Corona
Avenue South Methodist Church Of Pu-
eblo. Ji
The revival meetings at tho Peoples
Tabernacle in Denver are progressing with
wonderful interest. Friday night fifteen
persons professcd conversion. Mrs L. o.
Robinson seems to grow In power as her
meetings continue.
The Boulder County Sunday School Con-
ventlon yesterday elected Fred Lockwood,
OF Boulder, president for tho ensuing year
md J. G. Stewart, of valmont, secretary
and treasurer. Tho next convention is 10
be held in Longmont.
Bishop Warren started for Topeka on
Tuesday evening, to attend the Episcopal
Board meeting. He will attend tho meet
ing of tho Missionary Committee at Kansas
City, and the eChurchExtenslon anniversary
ut st. Louis while he is away.
Tho report Of the pastor OF tho Aspen NJ.
f. Church shows gain In membership
during the quarter Of twenty four by let.
ter, thirteen from probation, and six on
probation, making thirty-fvc remaining,
and that fourteen had removed by letter.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Church
have devised novel entertainment In The
Masquc OF tho Week to be given Mt Jack
sons Hall, November 81 and 90. We have
no detailed description of 1t, but 1t promises
to be very excellent taffair.-Grceley Sun.
Rev. A. c. Peck announced to his con.
grcgation Sunday morning that the net
growth Of his church during the month of
October had been thirty-four. He receives
IN mbers every Sunday. A good start for
November was made Sunday morning fif-
teen connecting themselves with the
church. Colorado Springs Republic.
The New England dinner served by the
ladies' Of the Congregational Church last
Saturday noon, was highly successful in
every respect. The attendance was very
large and the dinner ft for king. The
ladies gave an oyster supper in the even
ing, which was libcrally patronized. After
paying all expenses, there remained nice
sum to be used for church purposes
Longmont Ledger.
Rev. and Mrs. c. II. Walker will leave
this week for the Pacific Coast. They vii,
spend tho winter in Washington, Oregon
and California. They go for the benefit OF
Mrs Walkers health. and 1t is with regret
that Galilee Baptist Church gives them
indefinite leave Of absence. They arc do
ing good work in the northeastern part
Of the city and will bc greatly missed, cs-
Tho best wishes of their many friends fol-
low them, that Mrs. Walker may soon re.
gain her health and they be abic to return
and resume their work. The church will
be supplied by Rev. J. L. Parker of ILL
no!s.-Dcnver News.
Tho contract for the building Of tho now
Presbyterian Church was let yesterday to
w. A. Kcstcr, OF this city, he bidding for
$4,000, the lowest out Of five bids received
by the board Of church trustees. Yesterday
afternoon the ground onthc northeast corner
OF Aspen and Blocker Streets was laid out
by the trustees, and the work Of cxcavat-
ing and laying tho foundation for the new
structure will be commenced at once. The
actual work OF buildin. tho church will not
be commenced this winter. Tho founda
tion will be laid, and Just Us soon as good
weather permits thereafter the work will
be rushed. This, when completed, will be
ono Of the fncst church buildings In the
State outside OF Denver. Aspen Times.
4 new church Is soon TO go up Ia North
Beaver. The trustees OF the Methodist
Episcopal have long been contemplating
building, and they have now had plans
drawn for structure which shall cost In
tho ncighborhood OF $4,000. Tho building
Is to have a seating capacity Of 1000; It
will bo built Of lava stone and trimmed
with red stone. The trustees have re.
ccived bids and contracts have been lot 10
tho amount OF Sl9 900. Tho lower story ls
to bc finished Into vestry, parlors, etc. The
first subscriptions were taken last Sunday
and eleven persons subscribed q 100, and
the Sunday School farther subscribed 5000
making total Of 900 for tho day. No
more subscriptions will bc solicited until
December s, when Bishop Warren will DO
with the parish.
Tho Denver Y. NJ. C. A. reports as fol.
lows for last month: Young men applied
for work, 20; young men helped To work,
10; visits TO sick young men, 20; deaths OF
young mon, 4; letters received for young
men, 69t; books drawn from library, 90;
letters written tstationary frco), AIS;
boarding houses recommended, hs; csu
mated daily attendance, 800, new members
received, ~, option attendance, $50;
monthly meeting attendance, 10; debating
club average attendance, 70; lectures At
tendance, le5; evening classes weekly Mt
tendance, n; young mems meeting average
attendance, iis; young mems morning
prayers average attcndancc.7 Z; young mems
noon meeting average attcndance,s; young
mons workers. meeting average Attcn
dance, 10; young mems training class
average attendance, ~; young men 70.
questcd prayer. 0.
Thanksgiving Proclamation.
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