Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-16
ca URCR NOTES.

st. Georges Church, Dagsboro, was
reopened Sunday by Bishop Coleman.
George w. Stone will supply the
pulpit of the Unitarian Church next
Sunday.
Epworth Church celebrated its Both
anniversary last Sunday. There was
preaching by the Rev. Isaac Nailor in
the morning and by Presiding Elder
Barrett in the evening.
The Rev. ]. E. Amos began his pas
torate at Union Church Sunday. He
preached from Ephesians III, II in the
morning and II Kings, ", 20, in the
evening. Large congregations were in
attendance.
Delmar NJ. P. Church was dedicated
Sunday. There was preaching by
the Rev. G. S. Arnett in the morning, by
the Rev. d. w Anstine in the after
noon and by the Rev. George r. Nc
Cready in the evening. Revival services
will be held nightly this week.
st. Paups NJ. L. Church contemplates
giving an entertainment Thanksgiving
night for the benefit of the poor. The
affair will probably be in charge of the
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor and the Kings Daughters.
The Rev. T. A. Fernley, d. D., of the
Philadelphia Sabbath Association is ex-
pected to be present.
The Rev. Charles l.. Jefferson was in
stalled pastor of Gilbert Church, Sun
day afternoon. The Rev. William z.
Swartz propounded the constitutional
questions and delivered the charge to
the people and the Rev. j. r. Milligan
delivered the charge to the pastor. The
Rev. William H. Weaver of Baltimore
who preached the sermon, chose for his
text Proverbs III, az.
Forty hours deyotions in the Catholic
church of Easton, Md, will begin No.
vemoer 10Th, on which day Bishop
Curtis will celebrate solemn pontitical
mass, consecrate a cemetery and preach
The Rev. Francis Farley Of Hockessin
will be a deacon of honor at the mass
At vespers, November goth, the Rev,
Edward Mealey will be sub.deacon and
the Rev. Dennis j. Flynn will preach.
The Rev. NJ. X. Fallon will be deacon
of the mass November 21st and Father
Campbell of Newark sub-deacon, while
the sermon will be delivered by the
Rev. Peter Donaghy. That evening
there Will be preaching by Vicar
general Lyons. During the devotions
the choir will be augmented by vocal
lists from st. Peters Pro- Cathedral.
The Rev. D. b. Fitzgerald of Mackenzie
Memorial Church, Snow Hill, has &C.
copied call recently rendered him by
the Clifton Presbyterian Church at
Cincinnati. The call was unanimously
extended. Mr.. Fitzgerald has received
his dismissal from the Presbytery of
New Castle, and is now in Clifton max
ing arrangements for the transfer.
Clifton is beautiful suburb of Cincin-
natl, and the church of which he will be
the future pastor has a large and
wealthy congregation. Mr.. Fitzgerald
is native of Ohio. His father is a
Presbyterian minister. He was educated
at Princeton. He spent the years of his
youth in West Virginia and in Cumber-
land, Md. He was pastor of Harmony
Presbyterian Church, in Hartford county
from which he went to Snow Hill about
two and u half years ago, where he was
very popular. He will return to Snow
Hill and preach his farewell sermon
Mackenzie Memorial Church is one of the
Oldest Presbyterian churches in the
United States, if not the Oldest.