The Sunday morning news., 1891-02-01


Reformed Church win hold general
meeting on Monday at half past two
o'clock.
There win be Il reception of members
this morning In theSummit Avenue Bap-
tist Church
The Rev John Andrea is preaching a
course OF Sunday night sermons from the
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Bergen
Reformed Church will meet on Thurs
day.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Westminster Church will hold theiran-
niversary in February.
There will be baptism In the Summit
Avenue Baptist Church tonight.
The Greenville Reformed Church will
celebrate its twentieth anniversary on
February l9 with splendid order Of ex-
ercises.
An extensive and gratifying revival is
the result OF long series OF meeting that
have been held in the Union Place NJ Il.
Church. Union Hill.
On March the Reformed Congrega-
ton, HOb0ken, will commence the work
oferecting new edifice on the site occu-
pied by their old building thai was
destroyed by fire.
The Mems Association of st. Johns
Lutheran Church on North street intend
to give an entertainments and reception
on February 10 at Kessler's Hall They
have engaged a fine array of talent from
New York and hope to eclipse all former
efforts in the line Of their receptions.
This society numbers nearly eighty mem-
bers and is one of the most efficient aud
useful of the many active auxiiiaries OF
this prosperous church.
The first social reunion of the Ladies,
Aid Society connected with St. johns
Lutheran Church on the Heights, of
which the Rev. j. r.. Luhrs is the pastor.
was held last Wednesday evening and
proved to be a most enjoyable affair.
The pastor and that ever welcomed guest
at our church gatherings, Mr. K r.
Green, and the Misses Fineke, Sanders,
Reggelman and Ringle assisted ia the
entertainment of the company with
creditabie degree of success.
Pastor George of the Linden avenue M.
E. Chnrcn in the Greenville section will
continue with his church another year as
the congregation Will petition the confer
ence to this effect
It is not an uncommon occurrence for
the Rev. John Freund, of HoboKen, to
perform four marriages ceremonies In one
day, and officiate at dozen funerals a
week. Verify he is popular. and busy
man.
At tho last quarterly conference of the
Pallsade NJ. e. Church. Ii was shown by
official statements that the organization
was never in such hourlsning and salts
factory condition as at present, and the
Rev. M. e. Crasto, will remain with
his people another year, as it is their ex-
pressed wish.
The Rev. G. J. Rnd Luhrs, pastor Of ST.
Johns Lutheran Church of North street.
has purchased house on Graham street,
aud will hereafter make this his home,
and welcomes all his friends co call and
see him in his cosy new domiciie.
The Sunday school attached to the Cen
trail avenue Reformed church is one of
the largest and best managed schools In
the Fourth district. Pastor Wright is
munity, and greatly beloved by his people.
Work will be commenced as soon as the
weather permits on the new chapel to be
erected under the auspices of the German
Evangelical Association Society on
Charles street near Nelson avenue. or
late this church has exhibited substantial
evidences Of growth aud vigor
The Rev. q. Beatty. the recently in-
stalled pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church, Hoboken, is meeting with unani-
nous and heartily cooperation OF his con-
gregation and promises to make very
successful pastor.
At the quarterly conference of the
James NJ. Il. Church on Summit avenue
this week, the Rev S. ID. Jones was in
vited 20 continue his pastorate another
| year. ALI the reports submitted showed
the church to be In hourishing state
Inc faules Oh tne b0WefS street Luther
an Church are busy and ceaseiess in their
endeayors to help secure the sufficient
amount to proceed with the project this
/ spring Of building their new church on
/ Bowers street. II the present plans are
carried out this congregation win have
| the neatest and most attractive church
| on the Heights.
| Slowly and steadily the congregation of
the Pilgrim Baptist Church, on Lincoln
! street, are accumulating the necessary
funds to buiid new edftice In the near
future.