The herald., 1894-06-15
PASADENA.

That Resign alton of Rev. Kollock.
Throop Itsms-Personals.
PASADENA, June 14.-Mr. Geo. Consnt
communicates the following in relation
to the resignation OF Rev. Florence Kcl-
lock:
1t was reported in yesterdays Star
that Rev. Florence Kollock had resigned
her position as pastor of the Universalist
church and that her resignation had
been accepted. Now, this is emphatically
not 80. Miss Kollock has not resigned,
did not resign at the parish meeting on
Monday evening nor at any other time,
and, not having resigned, her resignation
could not have been accepted.
Miss Kolloek is firmly anchored here
in the hearts of the people, and the par
ish is unit in retaining her another
year, not as associate pastor, but as
pastor-in-chief, unembarrassed in all
her clerical and parish work. Rev. DR..
Conger. it is we'll known and he acknowl'
to do the pulpit work and perform the
other duties connected with large and
constantly growing church.
The church and parish and congrega-
tion are overwhelmingly in favor of Miss
Kollock's being the sole and only pastor
of the Pasadena Universalist church.
Will the Times and HERALD and Ex-
press please make this correction?
1t may be stated that the original ar
ticle which led to the mistake appeared
in the HERALD of Tuesday morning and
was afterwards copied by the Star and
Times, in which it was stated the resig-
nation of Miss Kollock was presented,
owing to the fact that her call expired
before the end of the summer vacation.
Her many friends will be glad to know
she is to remain among us.
A CLOSE SHAVE.
Contractor W. o. Baeore had one OF
the tightest equeeEes in his long experi-
ence at house moving today, when he
succeeded in placing the Skillen house
Slyck's house. 1t was at first thought
the building was q few inches wider
than the lot, but by tearing off some of
the trimmings there was found to be
three-qusrters of an inch to spare. 1t
took some close work, but the structure
was finally set down without touching
the other property. The structure ia
ons OF the wooden affairs from Olive
wood and it was an extremely lucky
thing it was not an inch wider, in which
case it would have had to be torn to
pieces or carted back where 1t came
from.
THRooP CLOSING.
There will be no formal graduating at
Throop this year. none OF the pupils
having completed the course. Interest
ing exercises, however, will be held on
Monday and Tuesday of next week. On
Monday evening President @. H. Reyes
will deliver hie annual address to the
students in east hall, commencing OF s
O'Clock. A cordial invitation is EXTEND
ed to the public.
On Tuesday, the 10th, the institution
will be open for the reception OF visitors
from 10 q. m. to 4 p. m. Work will
continue as usual in the manual training
department until l O'Clock, and visitors
calling previous to that hour will see the
whole system in operation. The day
will close with q grand concert in east
hall, to which all are invited.
NOTES.
The death OF A. NJ. Moore, aged 80,
occurred at his home on Mary street,
today, from consumption.
Inc annual catalogue OF the Inroop
Polytechnic is out and can be secured
by applying at the Office.
Diplomas for excelling in music have
been awarded Miss Edith Gardner and
Miss Mamie Young by the worlds fair
commissioners.
The lot on the northwest corner OF
Broadway and Kansas street has been
purchased by William Morgan from
James Smith for $500.
The sermon which was to have been
delivered at the Catholic church on
Sunday next by Father Hickey of Los
Angeles has been unavoidably post
poned,
The ladies of the Relief Corps will
give ''dsh social at the It. A. II. hall
Saturday evening. Everyone ia invited,
the admission being dish OF some sort.
On Tuesday evening next the ladies
Of the Presbyterian church will give q
progressive supper, which promises to
be great success. The spread will be
served in the church parlors.
Mrs. O. w. Brown will give receipt
ion at her elegant home on South
Orange Grove avenue tomorrow (Friday)