Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-30
Church Notes.

THE new NJ. E. Church. at New Athens O.,
will be dedicated December s.
ST. JAMES R. c. CHURCH had a very sue.
cessful tea party on Wednesday evening.
THE Y. NJ. c. A. OF this city has 1,S59 mem
bers. having received 5S2 during the year.
REV. DR. NoRcRoss, pastor of the Second
Presbyterian Church, Carlisle, goes abroad to
gain rest.
MISS CUsAcK, the 'sNun of Kenmare," has
returned to the city, and will deliver another
lecture.
FOURTH Avenue Baptist Church gave free
entertainment to their industrial school last
evening.
The. new U. P. congregation on Thirty
third street listened to Rev. J. o. Campbell on
Sunday last.
REV. w. N. CLEVELAND, brother of the ex-
President, accepts "calp' to the Chaumont
Church, New York.
THE Conversational party" at DR.. Sprouts
home for the Missionary Society was voted to
be decided success.
JOHN ]. BUCHAN AN, ESQ. will deliver an
address in the Wylle Avenue U. P. Church to-
morrow evening at 7:30.
AN entertainment and supper were given by
the ladies of ST. Georges Church, Allentown,
on wednesday evening.
PTTTsBURe Presbytery will hold its regular
winter meeting in the Southside church on
Tuesday next at 1910 AN.
The Sabbath Association will be held in this
city early next week, as previously announced.
Rev. wilbur Crafts will be present.
NEW YORK has l5OO Christian Endeayor
Societies. with $1,000 members; Massachusetts,
has 760 societies and $1,000 members.
A TEMPER ANCE society 1000 strong now
exists in Honolulu. A revival of religion went
tirst; the temperance wave followed.
SHENANao Presbytery will meet in the First
Church, New Castle, December 10. that of
KIttanning at Apollo, next Tuesday.
PROF. o. ]. THAToHER will be ordained by
the Presbytery of Allegheny at their meeting
in the Second Church on Decemberl0
THE ladies Of the Second Presbyterian
Church distributed many weIl-flled baskets
among the poor for Thanksgiving Day.
REV A. G. GOOD, missionary for seven years
in Africa, will address the congregation Of the
Bellevue Presbyterian Church at 1870 A N.
'.DR. THOMAS GUTHRIE as Preacher was
the subject of paper read by Rev. W. ]. Reid
on Monday, before the Ministerial Association.
BELLEVUE q. P. congregation re-entered
their church on Sunday last. By the repairs it
has been made very attractive place Of wor-
ship.
A SUNDAY School Institute, in connection
with Pittsburg Presbytery, will be held in the
Southside Church on Monday next, beginning
at 2:3O.
Two large classes Of Yale students have been
formed for systematic study Of the Bible.
These are to take the place Of the noon prayer
meetings.
A coNaREeAT1oN Of Catholics has been or
ganized at Jeanette. church viii be built in
the spring Father SEVERN has been appointed
to the work.
A CHOICE set Of parlor furniture was given
to Rev. n. Kirkland by friends in Mononga-
hela City. on his removal from that place to
Greensboro.
Mr.. ]. G. MI1LEN, astudent Of the second
wear in the Allegheny Theological Seminary,
died on the 18th inst AS preacher he was
highly spoken OF.
BISHOP AND Mrs. WHIPPLE, Of Minnesota,
were both injured in q railroad accident on
Saturday last, on the Savannah, Florida and
Eastern Railroad.
A uLERGYMAN Of the Church Of England
has been suspended because he refused the
sacrament to q parishioner who had attended
. Methodist church.
DINNERS were served by the ladies Of St
Peters Church on Tuesday and Wednesday.
They were well patronized, and the treasury
benefited to quite an amount.
THE Rev DR.. sproull, in his sermon on Sun
day evening. said that professed Christians
were largely responsible for the non-obseryance
Of the sabbath. Alas too true.
THK topic Tor the next meeting Of the Evan