The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-13
Notes OF various Denominations.

Church in Providence" this forenoon at
the Methodist ministers meeting.
On the second Sunday in April the
Rev. f. O. Bartlett, ID. D., Will preach
before Camp w. III. r. Steere, s. of ",
and other camps at the Academy Avenue
Congregations, Church. The Brown
University Cadets will do escort duty,
and il is expected that Gov. Brown and
staff will be present, they having been
invited by Camp Steere. Mr.. Bartlett
will speak on the patriotism OF the
fathers OF the 5. OF V.
Says the New York Recorder: "The
choir of the Central Congregational
Church, of which the Rev \. j. +. Beh-
rends is PASTOR has received notice that
its services will not be req aired after
May l. The congre CATION met on We'd
nesday and present ed the pastor with
purse of $1,000 Tho choir was asked TO
tender some music for the occasion, but
refused" Mr.. Behrends will be remem-
pered as former pastor OF the Union
Congregational Church.
The Sunday schoo of the Academy
Avenue Congregational church is maxi
ing preparations for an Eater concert
entitled "The Son OF Righteousness. "
1t is TO be illustrated by large shield,
twenty feet in diameter, in which the
various classes will plac, rays of light
bearing the several names Of the Saviour.
Efforts are being made to complete ST.
Andrews Church. Mt. Pleasant, AID
have it ready for occupancy by Easter.
The Rev. l.. S. Woodwork conducted
special services last week at the Acad-
emy Avenue Congregational Church.
This week, assisted by Evangelist Under
wood. ne will conducs services both
afternoon ana evenins at Highland
Chapel on Larch street. Mr. Underwood
conducted revival services at East Provi-
dence several years ago, ana his work
was crowned wit h great success, as large
numbers were ndded 10 the churches of
that vicinity.
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore will speak
soon under the auspices OF the YounS
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
at some one of the churches.
The Central Congregational Church,
the Rev. Il. T.. Moore pastor, will soon DC
ready for occupancy.
Presiding Elder Benton conducted the
servicts at Trinity VI. Il. Church yester
day afternoon, aud the pastor. the Rev.
X. l.. Greene. preached at the Mt. Plea
sauJ Methodist Church.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor OF the Beneficent Congrega-
tIonal Church will hold social ia the
vestry of the church Tuesday evening.
The Rev. w. II. Butler has succeeded
the Rev. Mr.. Webb In the Methodist mis- |
sion work in Alfredlan Hall, on Veazie
street.
No rector has yet been secured for st.
Thonas's Oh hurch, but young gentle
man from Prown University supplies
them statedly-
The Rev. A. Manchester of the Oiney
Street Churclh exchanged yesterday with
the Rev. DIR. Rugg OF the Church of the
Mediator.
The Temperincs Union of Roger Will
iiams Church are 10 meet on Wednes law
evening TO revive and extend their work
for the future.
j. T. Anderson, who has been engaged
at Woodville In mission work, has been
to the New England Evangeli-
cal Associat ION. and is awaiting AN ap-
pointment TO some field of labor.
at Grace Church last night Bishop
Clark addressed the annual gathering OF
the Girls. triendly Society. The address
was followed by the usual Sunday even.
ing organ recital. The program was as
follows: Canzonnetta, Godard; Offertoire.
Batiste; Grand Choeur ID Major), Gull
mant; Postlude.
Special services were held at the Y. NJ
e. A. yesterday afternoon. The Rev.
w. G. Stlnson, pastor of Plymouth
Church. spoke on the career of James G..
Blame and Phillips Brooks Music was
rendered by the boys choir OF ST.
Stephens Church.
The Rev. George w. West of Copen-
hagen, n. ", has been installed as assis
INT rec or OF the Church of the Messiah.
)ineyville. the Rev. Thomas H. Cocroft,
'ector.
- MoA to
has been called upon TO mourn the loss !
1f It's beloved rector, the Rev. George A. |
sphinx, who died Saturday. after short
illness, from pneumonia. The doctor
ooked for a favorable turn Saturday.
but it resulted fatally.
The Rev. William NJ. Chaplin OF 81
Johns, harrington. interchanged with
The Rev. A. {. Handy, Jr, at ST. Marks
morning.
Tie Rev. Daniel Henshaw. d ID ofB.
hated at All Saints Memorial Church
yesterday and in the afternoon held n
class.
The Rev w. f. B. Jackson. assistan,
,riest OF st. Stephens Church, oniciated
4 st. Luke's, East Greenwich, i'm place
4 the rector. the Rev. Daniei Goodwin,
yho has resigned his parish and is tray-
lling in Europe.
Inc rev. Charles r. Preston celebrated {
he Holy Communion at the Church of 7
he Ascension yesterday morning. /
Services were held at St Peters
'hurch. Manton, yesterday, by the Rev. =
lhomas IA. Cocroft, rector Of the Church :
'f the Messiah.
AZ the Mission OF the Transformation ,
~ Edgewood, services are now held every =
sunday morning, by various laymen of II
'he diocess. VI O
The Rev. Charles +. Preston has hoo,
placed In charge Of the Trinity chareI
Pawtuxet. and holds evening services 80
hree O'Clock, AMI Sunday sch lol. which
= very prosperous. aC two O'Clock. I
The Rev. Julius w. Atwood oaiciated
70 81 James's Church, Broadway, Yes.
4 rday. ,,
ST. Thonas's Caurch, North provl- u
ence, is In very hourishing condition
g the present time. A permanent rec
or viii soon be placed in charge.
The R,v c. A. L. Richards. ID. ID. n
]. d., ofiicated 20 ST. Johns Church at
esterday's service Considering the
cry inclement weather of tue past fer, 4