The Sunday morning news., 1889-09-01
Notes of the Churches.

st. Marks congregation are preparing
for a bazaar, which will be held in the
new parish building in November,
The Rey. G. r. Chase, of All Saints
rived in the United States, and will be a
guest of the Rev. Mr.. Mortimer, of St
Marks, for two weeks. He will preach
in st. Marks Church today and next
Sunday, and is an exceedingly eloquent
speaker.
High Mass will be celebrated in all the
Catholic churches today, and the regular
services which have been suspended dur
ing the summer will be resumed.
The Rev Father Carroll, who has been
at st. Mary's for several years, has gone
to South Orange to take charge of the
new Catholic church there.
st. Bridget's new assistant Is the Rev.
Father Daniel Clancy, who has been
newly ordained This is his first mission
The parsonage of st. PauPs NJ q.
Church has been undergoing thorough
repairs, and q coat of new paint has greatly
improved its appearance.
The Rev. George w. Nicholson. OF the
North Baptist Church, will occupy his
own pulpit this Sunday, after an absence
of several weeks.
An all day religious service will take
place in the Emory Methodist Church. II
will begin at six in the morning and last
until ten in the evening The service
which will consist of preaching. prayinn
and singing, will be conducted by the
pastor OF the church, the Rev. Louis &.
Muller
The LADIES' Aid Society of Emory
Church met on Thursday evening and
made their plans for the winter work.
The Young Mems Lyceum Society OF
St. Peters Church has pleasant and de-
lightfpl excursion up the Hudson this
week.
Several changes have occurred in the
faculty of st. Peters College. The Rev.
Fathers McAyoy and Fargis will 90 to
Frederick, Nd, and will be replaced BY the
Rev. Fathers Quill and Lynch. The vice
president, Father O'Riley, will 90 to n
church in New York, and Father Me
Tammany win fill the position.
Sermons will be preached at High Mass
and at vespers at st. Peters Church to-
day.
Half ton is what the new bell In Pas
tor Meury's church weighs, and its tone
is sweet and full of music The pastor is
much pleased with it, The bell was
hung Thursday, and the residents on
Central avenue, near the church, are de-
lighted.
Nearly one hundred dollars was raised
by the congregation Of the Salem Baptist
Church last Sunday. 1t is the initial sum
of an amount to be raised to build new
church, the one now used on Sackett
street being too small Subscriptions
will be thankfully received, and they are
asked for by the Rev. r. A. Motley, the
pastor.
A union communion service will be held
tomorrow, at the Tabernacle, by five
churches, the first of this nature ever held
at any place. The churches are the Tab
ernacle, Free Reformed, Park Reformed
Second Presbyterian, and the Wayne
Street Reformed, These churches com
bined will send twelve elders to the SER
vice, and six of them will pass the wine
and six the bread. The Rev. II. c. Cronin.
of Missouri, will preach.
During Pastor Scudder's absence the
trustees of the Tabernacle have bseD
busy and the church has been renovated
Paint has been generously used on the
steps that lead to the church and in other
places where needed. a bright carpet
has been laid in front of the pulpit ana
the pews and yestibule vanished. When
the vacation Of the pastor is over and ser
vices begin he and the congregation will
be much pleased at the changes made.
Az OLD NURSE RoR CnIi.DREN-Dont fau Ia
procure MRS. WfNSLON'S SOOTHING SYRJJI
Tor children teething. No mother who has ever
tried it Will conssnt 10 et her child pass through
this critical period without the aid VI thia invalu
able preparation. Glyrs rest TO the mother ana
relief and health 10 the child. Curcs wind coii,
diarrEosa, aud regulates tie bowela. Twenty
i've ceniSa bottle. -