The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-09
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Methodi.t Episcopal.

Secretary Geo. H. Lincks. of West
Side NJ. e. Church Chapter of the Ep.
report of the amount of moneys raised
by the several chapters i'm the Jersey
City district towards the stipends of the
gans. and other drains on the treasures
u.s chapter, : "a "a Is i: % Of a ] 70 nisI has
Sunday School and mercy and helI
work-Wesley Chapter. Grace Church
over s75 for the building and l oar
VIM. Eaksns Chapter. St. Paurs. has
presented $3.50 to the church. and United
Chapter. James. has contributed a Large
e ehm H. chapter sns er'i 2.7si. e Of Trinity, con.
tributed both to the mortgage fund and
parsonage, having raised over Sl70; The
Hill. a paid a big portion of the churcf
debt and also contributed toward a
church organ. Centenary Chapter raised
pairs to the church. Chapter No, 800, OF
Linden Avenue Church. has contributed
nearly 800 to the payment of the In
ter has raised nearly sioo. and Crastc
B Chapter. No. SIT, of Palisade.. s135.
which was contributed to the church and
raised by any one chapter Vas $500. An.
drew Foote Chapter, No. 4,10S, of Emory,
contributed THAT amount to the Church
Bayonne raised nearly $500 for the church
building fund. over $100 has been raised
by CHAPTER No. 1904. of West Side Ave
church and the greater, part of the bal
ance went to the aid of the needy fam
flies in that vicinity"
Following the example of Linden Ave-
nue. Church, the good people of Lafay-
cite Church. on Pacific avenue. who
met in quarterly conference q few svenp-
Faulks in the chair, passed a resolution
requesting the Newark Conference to re-
tain Rev. Charles E. Little in his pres
full gentleman has nearly completed his
third year Of service. and he reported
the church IN a prosperous and har-
Mr.. George R. Hitler, the President
of the Board of Trustees. offered a reso-
luton requesting the return of the. Pas
c.. Harmstead and Mr.. F. H. SPENCE
man spoke in high praise of the Pastor
and his work, and the resolution asking
mis- return was adopted UNANIMOUSLY by
a rising vote.
Services of remarkable interest will be
held in Simpson Church tomorrow; the
preach to young Christians in the morn
ing. In the afternoon a farewell greet
ing will be rendered the Canadian Evan
evening the great congregation usually
greeting these eminent ladies. will have
another opportunity Of hearing them
have bowed at the altar for pardon. and
at least so more made public desire for
the same.
There will be a fire in Old Trinity M.
| e. Church tomorrow morning. Ever
since that subscription was raised in the
CHURCH in. December. the people have been
boxing forward ia this. event. It cost
! $2,Sd6 to rebtFld the tastorage next to ths
dh4rc5h. gand1tfiist tndebtssalseSss has been
sn sHSSrtEass On thS e gRsTss @siI e
burned With appropriate ceremoaies.
Esch Trustee will speak his, piece at 9
VIII be arranged in a certain order in
side of the altar. Pastor Krantz will
conclude the ceremony by setting the
paper on fire. midst the joyful demon
STATIONS OF III people. Mo- doubt they
| will have a good time in OM Trinity to-
morrow morning and all of the friends
will want to be there.
Rev. Cornelius Woelfkint now o.
| Brooklyn. but recently the Pastor OF
the North Baptist Church, will preach
tomorrow In the st. Pauais Methodisi
Church. The pulpit will be- occupied II