Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-01
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church, BerKeieF, are ercciluk q
girls parochial school. II will cost
5000.
Mrs. n. II. Ellis presented 70 the
sunol Congregational church kst
sunday an elegant sscramental ser
vices Of six pieces.
The new parsonage for Rev. VIII
lett, pastor Of the Congregational
church at Redlands, is nearly com
pIeted.
Rev. J. II. Reides bss closed bis
PASTORAL relations with She Baptist
church at Rivers.
Rev. J. Vsre has resigned the
pastorate at BeaIdsburg. and will
supply for some moDtsh 81 Winters
a Methodist eampmeeiiDg will be
commenced on PalOma mountain,
finy miles north Of San Diego,
August 9th.
Robert MayBe Irvine, the be-
loved pastor Of the Second Presbyte-
rian church in East Los Angeles,
died there a week ago.
Rev. ID. r. Ambrose has COM
menced bis labors as pastor Of the
Presbyterian church at Fl Caion.
The church is now moving for q
new parsonage.
Rev. J. B. Warren, Presbyterian,
has removed from LivermOre to
Twenty.first street. East Oakland.
Rev. DR.. Happer, a returned
Presbyterian missionary, who ar
rived from China by the Belgie July
17tb, has gone east. He will reside
permanently in Glenshaw, Pa.
Plymouth Presbyterian church
Seattle, has just welcomed it's new
pastor, Rev. Wallace NuttlDg, late
of st. Paul, aud his wife. This
church has fine edifiee building,
and its outlook is regarded as rar-
ticuIarly hopeful.
a Presbyterian summer school
was organized at Santa Monica July
9th, and continued three days.
Rev. DR.. Sewell, Rev. DIR. Gordon,
Rev. Alex Parker, Rev. William
Mcdonald, Rev. F. ID. Seward, Rev
Dr. Noble and others read papers.
Hamilton Hall, Oakland, has
been engaged for the services Of the
new church Of the Agnostics, and
will be occupied at once upon the
expiration Of the present engage
ment Of the hall for revival uses,
which will be about the middle of
August.
Rev. g. Beecher, rector Of st.
BOnifice's German church of San
Francisco for the last five years, has
been transferred to the Santa Bar
dara Mission, and Rev. f.. Puers Of
the same church, has been trans
ferred to Memphis. Tenn. Rev.
Paulinus, late Of Wisconsin, will
succeed Father Beepher here.
Active preparations are being
made by the ladies Of All Hallows
chnrch, South San Francisco,
Father Fitzpatrick is rector, TO hold
a grand bazar for the liquidation Of
The church debt. II will open IN
the pavilion, South San Francisco,
September 81.
Rev. DIR. de La Matyr Of Akron,
o Is on visit 10 this coast, and
preached for DIR. Ollie In the First
Methodist church, O-kland. He
intends to visit LIS Angeles and
look over the state generally before
he returns TO Ohio.
Rev. T. l.. Bradley, pastor Of the
Methodist church at Cob Vile,
preached his farewell sermon sun
day, the term Of his appointment
haying expired. The congregation
mas increased lsrgely uude: his
preaching and II is hoped he will
return.
The new Catholic church at Niles
is being pushed rapidly to compile
lion. A concert was given for the
benefit Of the building fund and
considerable sum was realized. The
concert was under the direction of
Rev. Father Cavalier and was of
unusual excellence.
Rev. DIR. SpT Ter, formerly Of
Calvary Presby rian church, SAT
francisco, but now Of the Euclid
avenue church, Cleveland, o., has
secured as his assistant Rev. G. l.
Webster, who will be employed
specially IN looking after the young
men.
AT the recent meeting of the san
Jose Presbytery Rev. Mr.. Eakiu,
pastor elect Of the church at Boul
der Creek, was examined aud APP
proved, and George w. Krelzinger,
now laboring successfully at Hay
wards, WAS licensed to preach.
II Is expected that the new build
ing which Is being erected by NJ.
Greenwood on the corner OF Fell and
Baker streets, Sau Francisco, will
be fuished by September the let.
The lower floor In 10 Ice used 10y the
Young Mems Christian Association
as branch Tor street car men
A new "l.iteram church has re-
gently been organized at Los
Angeles, with the Rev. Mr. Phillips,
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