The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-05
cu.sion Of live church .ub,ect. win h. -. m,,n

cussion of live church subjects win be- the main
object of the society. .'''''A
chinese and Japanese mission IA soon to be
opened BY the Methodists I'm Seattle.
Rev. Alonzo Bright addressed the youno
hens Christian Association yesterday after
noon.
Inc cornerstone Of the new Trinity Episcopal
s . was laid with appropriate ceremonies
last Tuesday afternoon.
nes. george A. Tewksbury, recently pastor OF
fiymouth church, has accepted a call from
cnurcn at Concord, Mass.
hev. MI Clark, recently of the Colville coun-
uy, mas been called to the pastorate of the Con-
gregational church at Eagle Harbor.
Inc Methodist Episcopal ministers of the city
VIII hold bi-monthly meetings during the COM
ing winter for the discussion of church subjects.
The new Plymouth congregational church
ouliulng Is rapidly assuming shape. Nearly all
roof is on.
Kew. Q. V. w. Chandler, at the Second Metho-
uiss Protestant church, yesterday morning
preached an interesting sermon uuon tire mar.
able of the sowers
a meeting OF the sunday-school board of the
airs. Methodist Episcopal church will be held
heonesday evening for the election of a SUPER
intendent and for other business.
Rev. Alfred Inwood, pastor of the Battery
street Methodist Episcopal church, was ten
aerea reception last Tuesday evening, on the
anniversary OF his first year with the church.
Rev. Levi Gilbert, 1t the First Methodist
Episcopal church yesterday morning, preached
sermon on "Hoiness" In the evening he
oenvered an eloquent and powerful discourse
on the subject: "Decency or Indency"
The young people OF the Battery street
Methodist Episcopal church win give a concert
one week from tomorrow under the direction of
PROFESSOR s. A. Darling. Tomorrow evening a
sunday school entertainment will be given
During the offertory at the first Methodist
Episcopal church yesterday morning, Mrs. l. B.
stedman sang solo, "There Is a Green Hill {"
In the evening Mrs. Tyler sang the solo, ..Not
Ashamed of Christ" This church always has
excellent SINGING
Kew. James Campbsll, of this city, occupied
the pulpit OF tho Congregational church at Port
townsend yesterday The Port Townsend
ehurcn Is at present without pastor. The Rev.
A. d. cochrane, of Michigan, is expected by the
middle OF the month to supply for n lew Sum
days.
Rev. ii. I. Shepard, a recent graduate OF Har-
vard college and of the Andoyer theological
seminary, arrived in Seattle a few DAYS ago.
with the intention of taking the pastorate of
one OF the vacant Congregational churches in
washington. Mr.. Shepard spent Sunday with
the church at Snohomish as a supply.
The New Years services of the Hebrews. which
commenced Saturday, were concluded yester-
DAY at olympic hall on Second street. Rev. A.
Brown delivered an address yesterday morning
on the subject of the feast day. Large congre-
cations were present at both morning and after
noon services.
The Rev. 8. NJ. Freeland. who for the last
seven months has been supplying the pulpit of
the First Congregational church, of San Fran
cisco, has accepted call from Congregational
church at Pueblo, Colo. Mrs. Freeland, who is
at present in this city, viii join her husband at
Pueblo next week. In the person of Mr. Free
land the Middle West gets from the Pacific
coast one Of her ablest ministers.
Rev. o. V. W. Chandler has been the recipient
OF an honor conferred upon but FIVE of the
Methodist Protestant ministers of the world
He Is one OF the delegates appointed to attend
the Ecumenical Methodist conference IN WASH
ington City this month. All of the Methodist
denominations of the world will be represented,
and the conference will be one of immense in
terest in the church. Mr. Chandler will not be
able TO attend, owing to the demands of his po-
sition as pastor OF the Second Methodist Protest
ant church of this city.