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The Sisters of Mercy of St. Peters parish,
jersey City, every Sunday afternoon visit the
Almshouse at Snake Hill to instruct the chill
dren in religious truths. The have a very
Interesting Sunday school.
The new building of the Pilgrim Baptist
Church, now in course OF erection ON Charles
street. on the Heights, will be ready for occupa-
ton about the middle of August. 1t will be a
pretty frame structure, with a frontage OF %
feet and 81 feet deep. The cost will be about
5000. The. congregation has sold the old
church and is now temporarily worshiping In
the Presbyterian Chapel on Paterson street.
"Children's Day Will be celebrated tomorrow
by the James M. E. Sunday School with an
elaborate programme and floral decorations.
Pastor Jacobus will preach to the scholars In
the morning. Exercises by the school in the
afternoon and evening.
lions A. M. E. Sunday School will celebrate
s'Children's Day" tomorrow AFTERNOON and even
ing. Superintendent De Gruder has arranged a
fine programme of exercises.
The Luther Society, connected with st. Pauls
Lutheran Church, have discontinued its socials
and meetings until next fall.
The new building of the Presbyterian Mission.
Hoboken, will be dedicated next Tuesday even
Rev. f. H. Harmon, of Jers ey City, who
graduated last summer with many honors, has
accepted a call to q Baptist church in Cleveland,
Ohio.
The Hudson County Sunday School Associa-
ton has started work gathering its annual re-.
ports from the various schools of the country.
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R. R. Green, the ex-president OF the Hudson
County Sunday school Association was very
busy flying about and fulfilling engagements to
O cdress five different Sunday schools,
President Farster of the Hudson County sun
day School Association has an idea that a plan
might be adopted to have Sunday school par
AIDES similar to these held in BROOKLYN, stimuli
taneousiy all over the cou nty next spring.
The Missi on of the Associated Presbyterian
denomination organized a few months ago IN
West Hoboken has grown into a pernane Mt
church with regular services, and q good OUT
look.
y Grove Reformed Sunday School, West Dur
ham, will hold a Fourth Of July rally and festi-
val In the woods adjoining the parsonage.
A Teachers Institute" under the auspices of
the Hudson County Senday School Association,
will be held in Centenary NJ. K. Church on
Thursday of next week, June 22.
The Rev. j. w. Daily, Pastor Of Centenary NJ.
E. Church, Pavonia avenue, has just returned
from Hackettstown, where he has been on the
IaThe Rev. Dr.. Cornelius Brett has Just returned
from the General Synod at Aspury Park to his
pulpit at the Bergen Reformed Church.
ST. Andrews Brotherhood Of Christ P. E
Church, Arlington avenue, will hold an enter
tainment in the guild room of the church OF
Wednesday evening, June II.
The county convention OF all the Christian En-
deavor Societies of Hudson County will be held
at Hedding Nj. E. Church, Montgomery street,
on Thursday, June 20. There will be afternoon
and evening sessions. 1t is probable that there
will be something said about the question of
Sunday closing at the Fair;
A strawberry FESTIVAL Will De held IN the west
Side Endeavor Mission. No. 2) Mallory avenue,
this evening. beginning at 5 o'clock.
Archdeacon Jenvey, of the Church of st.
Paul, Hudson street, Hoboken, who has bee
Pastor for the past ten years, during which
time he has done magnificent work in Hoboken,
Will, on June 10, accompanied by his wife, leave
Tor an extended trip over the Canadian Pacific
Railway, through the Dominion Of Canada.
Washington Oregon and California. He will
stop several weeks in the Yosemite Valley, and
will then go to Reno. Nevada, where he was
formerly a Pastor. There he will remain for
two uonths. During his absence. St. Pauls
pulpit will be filled by the Rev. DR.. Bothwick of
Montreal.
A Chautauqua vesper service will be conduct
ed in the Ealory NJ. E. Church tomorrow even
ing by the Pastor, the Rev. DR.. Lowrie. t tho
close of tue evening services another new
feature of church life will be introduced.
namely, q season for social greetings and music