The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-01

street. A there IL TO be : meeting Of al Metho.
dtgto at AsmoEy hall ecnday might, e comment
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welsh Presbyterian church. seventh and
Olive street. Close to Lake Union and Lake
vices q follows: Sabbath morning e 1879 and
evening 1t the pastor will preach; sabbath
school Ct p. N. Monday evening literary
cnssom g 8, hold sneh msetinss on Sc Dsyids
day, March /, BY the Welsh people throughout
the world. Thursday evening at 7:SO, prayer
meeting. All are invited.
The Second Methodist Protestant church, North
Seattle .O.v.W. Chandief, pastor. Preaching
Sabbath morning at II o'clock followed BY the
celebration Of the Lords supper: This will be
nrst quarterly sscIamenta, service onser rye y
no evening services In this church on account OF
the centennial memorial services to John Wes-
ley ct Armory hall. sgnday-schcol after morn morn
tendent
First Baptist church, Fourth street, between
James and Cherry-Preachtng at IL q. m. and
ESQ ?; m. Rev g: :. Bnrchets, pastor Subject,
tect. evening, AT the Wicket Gate" FIFTH
after morning sermon; x G. E, q $50 $50:
m. Pastors residence, 1,lo6 Eighth street.
City Mission-Corne Of Jackson and South
Second streets-6ervices ct II q. M; Sunday
school at p M; seamen's service at $3.50 p. m. !;
the blue ribbon meeting under the auspices OF
the w. G. T. O.. Address by Rev Mr.. Bayliss at
7:ao. Meetings every night in the week ct 1850
by Chaplain Thomas Rees.
st. Marks church--Fifth and Olive streets
Service with Holy Communion and sermon, II
q m; Bfble-classes, l23o p. m; Sunday school
ct p. m. ;:evening prayer, with printed order Of
.cSri:s and he outsds SUBJECT cnsiss sDd
the Roman. Rev. D G. Garrett. rector.
Pilgrim Congregational church = Between
Third and Fourth streets, on Wan street.
Rev. T. ". Fletcher; sundsyschooi' At s l2:is p
M; meeting for Bible study Wednesday, at 80
p. m. and church prayer-meeting every Thurs
day at 7:So p. m.
Third and Pine streets Divine services Sunday
at II g. M and 7:;o p. M, conducted by the pas
tor, Clark Davis. Young peoples meeting, $50
2. m; Sunday school, 12:l6 p. m. Seats free
Everybody welcome.
First Christian church, on Seneca street, be-
tween Third and Fourth streets. Preaching by
the pastor, Rev. J; s. McCaIum, ct II a. m. and
7,op M; Sunday school at 10; young peo-
Thursday evening at 7:S6
Unitarian chnrch-Seventh street, near Pike
Services every Sunday morning at IL o'clock;
9unday.echool at 1918; religious study class at
welcome: On March !, Rev. Mrs. N. C.Aitken viii
occupy the pulpit.
Gospel Mission, las Fourth street, between
Pike and Union, every Sunday ct II a. m. and 3
p. M; also at 1880 Tuesday and Friday evenings
Undenominati0nal. All are welcome.
Trinity parlsh-Dean Watson, rector: Cherry,
near Seventh. Third Sunday in Lent. Divine
service with sermon at IL .. m. and 7:3O D. M !;
Sunday school ct 10 q. m.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Moses Hull, the spiritual orator and
biblical scholar of Chicago, will speak in CHS
holm's hall at 1870 on the Comparative Evil
dence OF Christianity and 6piritua1ism''; at D.
m. on Biblical and Modern Spiritualism Com
pared" and in Red Mems hall at 7:3O on ssThe
Mission Of 6pifitualism."
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sunday at 2:30 p. m. in
Masonic hall, northwest corner University
grounds, rear of Armory hall building, MIRA
Nell spaulding officiating. All are welcome.
Theosophical 6ociety-Meeting a. usual at the
residence of Mr.. Frank /. Blodgett, corner of
Rochester and Yesler avenues, at 2:30 p. m. Sum
day. The public is invited.