The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-01-26
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Methodist episcopal.

Tomorrow evening director OF Euuca-
ton William H. Beach will deliver an
address at the Linden Avenue NJ. E.
Church to the Jersey City Battalion
of the Boys Brigade. Nine companies
will attend. Mr.. Beach is an enthusiastic
supporter of the Boys Brigade, and Is
Vice-President of the National Organi-
zation. The front pews of the church
will be reserved for the youthful sold
iers.
An entertainment and drill will be
given Friday evening, Feb. |, in the Lin
den Avenue NJ. E. Church by Howar
Company, Boys Brigade. The programme
ate one. The drill for the trustees
gold medal is arousing the young sold
fers and creating lots of excitement.
The judges of the drill will be William
Fisher, County Clerk.
The annual turkey supper of the Sum
day School of Grace M. e. Church WI
be eaten on Wednesday evening next in
the Columbia Building and Loan Associa-
ton Hall on Tonnele venue
The Rev. DR.. D. r. Lowrie, Pastor
Of Emory M: e. Church, has been CON
fned to his home for the past ten days
with a severe attack Of the grip. He Is
convalescent now and will probably
preach tomorrow.
The service at Emory Church tomorrow
night will be IN the nature of a revival
meeting. Revival meetings will be held
nearly every evening next week. l)r.
Lowrie hopes to gather. some of the re-
SulJS III lIG dliAl1 AAbA - = -
into his flock.
The Methodist congregation at Penn
berton will soon dedicate their new
church, which has been erected on the
site Of the old one that was destroyed
during the fire of last summer. The build
ing consists of a main auditorium. to seat
400 people, a Sunday school room to seat
$50, and an infant extension to accommo-
date fifty. The spire is II feet in height.
with slate roof throughout. The total
cost will be about $4,000. The adjoining
parsonage is finished in hard wood and
cost SO, 600.
Rev. M. L. Gates, of Grace Church, will
tomorrow afternoon address the mem-
bers of the Gospel Temperance Mission
at No. sos Newark avenue. There will
be singing by the Dorr trio at $40 z. M.
The Wesleyan Praying Band OF Chic
ago will be present at tomorrow even
ing's services in St. Pauls Church, Third
"Poiice Protection on Jersey City
Heights will be the theme of Pastor
Gates sermon tomorrow evening in Grace
Church. Some hard raps will be admin
istered to the Finest" of our city. The
Pastors house was recently robbed, and
he, not unreasonably, blames the police
for their laxit Vii, q h w~.gi ahsceved bv me
Epworth League Chapters everywhere
as a day of prayer for colleges. Miss
Carrie Pollock, Fourth vice-President,
will conduct the services for Centenary
Chapter No. 4.432; Miss Emma johnson,
United Chapter, No. 400, James; F.. A.
Swenarton, Chapter No. 1904, West Side
Avenue; Rev. M. L. Gates, Wesley Chap
ter, Grace.
President George H. Lincks, that bright.
brainy little gentleman OF the City Ep-
worth League, announces that the cab
met Of the Jersey City Epworth Union
will meet next Thursday evening at. the
residence of Miss Barriclo. No. S43 Sum-
nit avenue
! In Bayonne, recently, Monroe Me-
mortal Chapter, No. T of the Epworth
League elected these officers:-President,
Charles F.. j. Anderson; First Vice
President, Mrs S. K. Doolfttle:l Second
V.ce-Pregident, Miss Jennie Diamond;
Third vice-President. Rev. S. K. Doo-
little; Fourth Vice-President, Miss Emma
Coles; Secretary, ]. l.. Vincent, and
Treasurer, Miss Ella Callan.
Recently, there was an election of Off
GERS Of Chapter No.. L,SA Of West Side
Avenue Church's Epworth League. These
we're elected:-Hr r. Woodward, Fresi-
dent; NJ. Z, Beach and Miss Al, T. Sven
| arton, Vice-Presidents; VIM, II, Stones
Secretary, and Fl. M. Smith, T~reasurer.
Miss Grace p swenarton repQrteg an
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