Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-07


To give the lips full speech;
Think truly, and thy thoughts
Shall worlds famine feed;
Speak truly, and each word of thine
Shall be fruitful seed;
Act truly, and thy life shall be
A great and noble creed.
Church Notes.
REV. W. II. MILLER, of Mingo, has been
called to st. Paul, Neb.
REV. ]. o. FERRIS has resigned as rector of
st. Andrews Church, Clearfeld.
THE corner stone of the new Catholic church
will be laid at CHARTERS tomorrow afternoon.
REV. JOHN HUsKE, of Buffalo, N. Y, has
entered on his duties at st. Paurs Church,
Erie.
THE sign, closed for vacation, has been re.
placed by the word "Welcome" on the
churches.
THE Bingham street Methodist Church was
reopened last Sunday, having been closed for
repairs for month.
THE State Convention of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held at New
Castle October 10 to l3.
E THE Welsh Baptists of Johnstown are now
making plans for temporary structure where
they may hold their services.
THE Central Presbyterian Church, corner
Forbes and Seneca streets, will give a concert
on Thursday next, the 18th inst
THE new Catholic church at McKees Rocks
was dedicated last Sunday afternoon in the
presence of large congregation.
REV. JASPER, of the Colored Baptist Church
at Johnstown, is visiting other churches seek
ing aid in this, the hour OF their direst need.
ERIE Presbytery holds its fall meeting at
Cambridgeboro on Tuesday next; Shenango
Presbytery will meet at the same time at Hope
well.
REV. J.H. LA ROCHE has accepted the call
to the rectorship of St. Pauls Church. Kittan-
ming. He comes from South Manchester,
Conn.
AT the Presbyterian Ministerial Association
on Monday next, Rev. w. F. Brooks will open
the discussion on "The Defeat of a Humane
Cause"
THE Methodist Episcopal Church at Collier
is nearly finished, and will be dedicated on the
22d inst, when Presiding Elder Jones will
preach.
REV. W. b. McMAsTERs, of the U. P.
Church, of Blairsville, enjoyed his vacation
lecturing in adjoining counties on National
Reform"
REV. W. F. BROOKS, pastor of Grace Men,
orial Church, Arthur street. will again occupy
his pulpit on Sunday. There will be a praise
meeting at P. NJ.
REV. A. L. LYONS, of Newry, Ireland, will
deliver lecture on Home Rule" in the Central
r. P. Church, Allegheny, on Tuesday evening
at 7:45 P. NJ. All are invited.
THE General Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the United States of
America, will open its triennal meeting in New
AoiA Ni'S' "eune'uaS' oc'ouer z.
THE Southside Presbyterian Church has
been reopened after alterations and repairs
tnat involved =, an ~ outlay OF over S2OOO. An
'As1n oO''---' "O'O'' n"' "''o Deen pu' liz
A TEMPORARY chapel Will be erected at
Johnstown for the use of the Episcopalians
thew not tbinkino IL wise n locate the cbr,rct
building till the town becomes more settled.
REV.. T. GIBSON has resigned the pastorate
of the Presbyterian Church at Sharpsburg, in
ordar tn accent tho nos;tion of Secrstorv o,d
Tressnrar of the Rnard of Miss;ons for Eread
men.
AT the Glenshaw Presbyterian Church on
wednesday evening MI. Robert s. Davis gave
a very interesting account of his late visit In
Janan. especially in reference tn Christian mis-.
sions.
THE young people of Trinity Lutheran
Church, Allegheny, will give soclable on
this church will be held on the last Sunday of
this month.
REV. JOHN BROOKS has resigned the pastor.
ate of the Nixon street Baptist Church, Ale
gheny City. He was pastor there for four
wears and also had charge of mission school
at Woods Run.
AT East Liverpool, O., new Presbyterian
church was dedicated on Sunday last. Presi-
dent Mofatt, of the Washington and Jefferson
College. preaching the dedicatory sermon. The
building cost S25OOu
A CONVENTION of Evangelical ministers and
laymen, to last ten days, will open about the
2Oth instant in Chicago. The singing will be
led by Ira ID. Sankey. Mr.. Moody will have
charge of the meetings.
DURING the week Cresson. Johnstown and
Indiana have been visited by the Rt Rev. G.
Whitehead. Bishop of the diocese. The coming
week he will be in Braddock. BrookVille, Punk.
sutawney and Reynoldsville.
D. ,
,r.,.ad | proshrto-inn D. chn.oh Iii 80 80. ~ " tne
Retention sentember ~ at q Tho F;os. FL"
SYNOD of the West will convene at the same
place at 2:30 p M on the same day.
A GOOD opportunity Tor musical training
OF the voice is onerea 10 young men and boys
inr nnoeE en- ene isa6sr Of the cbnir of Ei wei
Church, North and Allegheny avenues,
Ar+ho sosson of tho Westmoralond p-osh,-
M sno Se'aiOr " Nv :" a. iesoy-
tery, held at Leecnourg' Hev. ". Y. vincent,
D. was aismlsseo td IRON 'ae ai maTrops t cn4Tch;
and Rev. ]. A. Brandon to Leechbure.
Tup twantv.second convention of tho co,
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