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son graduated about the year 1866 and has
Deen active in the ministry ever since.
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES.

oeeh active In the ministry ever since.
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES.
ihe I. NJ c. A. gymnas SUM will be closed for
repairs during the month of August
At2 O'Clock today the Organ Fund Circls OF
riymouth Congregational church will meet as
the church.
On August II the Western Washington Meth
odist Episcopal church will hold q conference
at Puysllup
The new oak pews in Plymouth Congregation
a. church very much improve the appearance of
that building.
The Rev. s. Dell johnson, of the United
fresoyterian church, win preach at sunnydale
next Sunday evening.
The Right Rev. Dr.. Paddock, bishop Of WASH
ington, visited the parish of St Marks yester-
Gay and found it prospecting
Inc sunday-echool Of the Catholic church of
Our Lady of Good Help has been discontinued
unul the last Sunday in August
plymouth church is anxious to secure few
handsome memorial Windows They would add
10 the simple beauty Of the church.
The monthly meeting of the City League Cab
met Council viii be held at the First NJ. E.
church tomorrow tuesday evening.
For some weeks there win be no evening SER
vices at the United Presbyterian church, Of
which Rev. y. Dell Johnston is pastor.
Inc board OF trustees of the Baptist univer-
elty viii hold meeting tomorrow afternoon at
Aociock at the National Bank Of Commerce.
The outside work OF the new Jewish syna-
gogue has been about completed, ana from all
present appearances it will be an imposing
structure.
Professor H. Sherman Sharpe, organist of St
Marks church, will at some time during the
fall produce the opera "Mikado" for the benefit
OF the choir.
Thursday Will be Y. M C. A. day at Chautau-
qua, and the Rev. w. p George, of the First NJ
Z. Church, will deliver an address on "A Growl
at Growlers"
The First, the North Seattle and the Market
street Baptist churches will unite in an excur.
sion to Chautauqua for Tuesday next large
crowd will 60
Battery street M. Z. Sunday school held its
annual picnic at Woodland Park last Tuesday
A large number went, and Q most enjoyable
time was passed
St Mary's Chapter of Trinity Guild will hold
special meeting on Friday next at p. m. to
arrange for the excursion to Lilliwaup falls on
Tuesday, August 9.
Rev. Selah w. Brown preached at Battery
street NJ. E. church last evening. The pastor
spoke In the morning on, 'It Doth Not Yet
Appear What We Shall Be-"
The Rev. l. w. Read has returned from Port
land, where he had gone to look after his BROTH
er. who was supposed to have been drowned.
but who has wandered away in 1T of mental
worry.
The choir boys of St. Marks church had
pleasant outing last week at Juanita bay, under
the charge of the Rev. d. C. Garrett. They in
dulged in games aud fishing to their hearts
content
be held at Tacoma from September 81 to septem-
Der &C. About 100 members will go over from
Seattle and invite the delegates to pay visit to
this city.
The Rev. and Mrs Elliot w. Brown left the
city on "Wednesday for Portland ana San Fran
cisco. They will visit some of their friends in
the East and in about a month will set sail for
Scotland.
Last night at the First Baptist church the Rev
G. J. Burchett preached a question sermon and
answered a number of questions on various
public issues. He answered all queries from a
Biblical standpoint
The Rev. C. o. Brown, pastor of the First
Congregational church Of Tacoma, preached
his farewell sermon yesterday. He will now
be the minister of the First Congregational
church of San Francisco.
The Rev. w. w. Coe, pastor of the Second
Presbyterian church, has determined to give up
his ministry at that church and will, at the ex-
piraton of his year, in September, leave for Ed
inburg to study at the University.
The Sunday school of Plymouth church will
have its picnic at Chautauqua on Wednesday.
1t will be Plymouth day and the Rev. George K.
Wallace will deliver lecture on "John Pym."
The day will otherwise be made interesting.
The Wesley Methodist Episcopal church now
being erected at South Seattle will be dedicated
on August IA. The morning dedicatory sermon
will be preached by DR.. S. Alonzo Bright, and
the evening sermon by the Rev. W. p. George,
ID.
The Rev. T. N. Boyd, pastor of Calvary Pres
byterian church, has serious thoughts OF leav-
ing the city ON account OF the continued ILL
health of his family. He has not yet definitely
arranged his plans, but may depart the latter
part Of this month.
The Rev. W. A. Mackey, who preached in the
First Presbyterian church yesterday, has been
in Fairhaven nearly three years. He has q
strong and active congregation, with which he
lis very popular He is handsome man, with q
head surmounted by thick iron-grey hair.
On August Il the Rev. J. F. Flint, author of
"In Potiphar's House." will give his talk to
young men on social purity at the rooms of the
Y NJ c. A. The address is OF a confidential
nature, and is said to be highly interesting. The
association has made an offer to General Lew
Wallace for lecture in the hall.
The Rev. NJ. d. Wilson, of Vancouver. Wash,
will be at Trinity Episcopal church next Sun
day. He is the agent who is travelling over the
state in the effort to raise the endowment fund
necessary for the creation of Il separate epsco-
pal diocese in Western Washington. About two
thirds of tho $4,000 needed has been secured.
Last Wednesday evening number OF young
people aud friends Of the Rev. and Mrs. Elliott
w. Brown met at the parlors of the First Pres
byterian church and presented the minister and
his wife with eight souvenir spoons of the state
OF Washington. A number then escorted them
to the train. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will spend a
few DAYS in San Francisco and will then visit