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attracted such d large number Of listen
ers: The last of the series will be given
July "a.
Rev. William Eakins will preach tomor
row evening at ST. Paul's M. e. Church,
Third street, on the burning question,
Shall We Cultivate the Heels or the
Head2" This will conclude a series Of
discourses on amusements.
III Sunday school of the LAFAYETTE Re-
formed Churcn will be closed for the
simmer after tomorrow. Rev. p. J.
hommers, the pastor, has announced that
there will be a..Sunday school rally" Sep
TENDER IL, when The school opens. The
has Increased until the former
meeting rooms have been overcrowded,
and the church parlor has been given up
to The infant class, under Mrs. G. V. II.
Brinkerhoff.
The congregation of the Linden Ave
nue. M. Il. Church were rendered a recep-
ton by the pastor, the Rev. w. S.. Nc
Cowan, at his residence last Thurs lay
evening. A large number sof young folks
were present and were entertained by a
nleasantimpromptu programme of music.
Refreshments were served.
The Woman's Guild OF St. Matthew's
P. Z. Church, Sussex street. held au ice
cream sale in the church basement last
evening, with satisfactory results. The
sales VIII be held every Friday evening
during the summer.
The first of the series of union vacation
services OF down town churches will be-
held on Sunday. July 81, at the Free Re-
formed Church, Grand street. Rev. Mr..
Cronin will preach. The churcnes who
unite in vacation services are the Fee
Reformed. Wayne Street Reformed, Sec
ond Presbyterian, Tabernacle and Park
Reformed.
The Claremout Presbyterian Church,
Cialemone avenue. is justly proud of It's
Christian Endeavor Society, which meets
every Sunday afternoon in the church. 1t
was one of the first TO be organized In
this city. and now numbers Sc venty-ssveu
members. The President, Mr.. Parker
Mcllbfny, YVES also Corresponding Secre-
tary of the Hudson County Local Union
for che past year. The social side of the
society Is very pleasant, and sociables are
frequently held at the residences of mem
bers.
A sSecial collection will be taken to-
morrow at st. Johns Free Church Sum-
init avenue, for the Home for the Home
less.
The Rev. J. c. J.. Peterson, pastor of
ST. Matthew's Church, Fifth street, has
celebrated nearly 800 marriages during
his Passionate, and baptized nearly $500
children. He expects to reach his eight
hundredth wedding within u few weeks.
The Rev. David Mitchell will continue
Hio SCAACo VI th2kS On his EGC6ub Californian
tour at the Scotch Presbyterian Church,
Mercer street, tomorrow evening. The
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell will occupy the pulpit
every Sunday during the summer.
Services will be held at Grace p. e.
Church, Second and Erie streets, every
Sunday morning during the summer at
half-past ten o'clock. The rector will not
take his vacation until August, when he
will 30 20 the White Mountains, AMI the
assistant, the Rev. Mr.. Van Loan, will
supply the pulpit. The Rev. Mr.. Van
Loan is now enjoying his vacation among
the Cttskills.
The young folks of the Scotch Presby-
teriap Church had a fine time yesterday
on their annual excursion to Orieatsi
Grove, on Long Island Sound.
The Ladies' Social Union of Simpson
NJ. e Church will hold an excursion
August 4 to Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park.
The first union meeting of the Societies
OF Christian Eudeavor will be held on
Monday evening, July Is. at the Free Re
formed Church on Grand street betw cen
Warren and Washington. led by The Tab
ernacle. 1t Is earnestly desired that the
pastors of all churches give notice of this
meeting from their pulpits Sunday and
urge a full attendance, that the present
interest developed by the recent Interna-
Jional Convention of CHRISTIAN EBdeavor
may be productive Of the most good.
The assistant pastor, the Rev. j. Lester
Wells. will preach at half past ten A. NJ.
i'll the Tabernacle, and exhibit a beauti-
picture to the children.