The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1895-08-10
OHIO NEWS LETTER.
REV. HENRIETTA G. MOORE

We are glad to announce that Rev.
Henrietta G. Moore, of Springfield. is
devoting part Of her time to pastoral
work. She is now preaching monthly at
Fork Ridge, West Virginia. Services
are held on Saturday evenings and twice
on Sundays. Sister Moore says: 1--WE
have loyal and earnest people there.
The Sunday school is vigorous and the
Y. P. G. Union has faithful and active
membership" Sister Moore was recently
appointed one of the Trustees of the
American Temperance University at
Hartman. Tennessee, to fill the place
made vacant by the death of Mrs. Mary
7. Lathrop. Concerning the recent Con
vention at Boston, she says: 1.-THE Boston
Y. p. c. Union was tremendous inspi-
ration" and we may add that Ohio Uni
versalists are proud of the address Rev.
Henrietta G.. Moore made there in be-
half of Good citizenship"
REV. U. S. MILBURN A "BENEDICT."
At highnoon on Thursday, August l.,
Rev. U. S. Milburn, the popular pastor
of our church in Cincinnati, left the
ranks of bachelordom by being united in
marriage with Miss Viola Gertrude,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Smithers, of Heuvelton, New York. The
marriage ceremony was performed by
DIR. l. M. Atwood. President of Canton
Theological School, and Bro Milburn's
best man was Rev. B. B. Fairchild. of
Dexter, New York, who was a class and
room mate Of Bro. Milburn at Canton.
The honeymoon will be spent in Canada
and New England and with Bro. Mil
burns relatives in Ohio. The cards an
nounce Mr.. and Mrs. Milburn will be "at
home" to their friends at 48 Wayne
street, Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, on
Wednesdays, after October l. In COM
mon with many friends we extend our
congratulations and best wishes to the
happy couple.
SUMMIT STATION.
Bro. j. L. Milburn writes: REV. F.
M. Pitkin is still holding meetings at
Summit Station every two weeks and is
doing much good. One who will make
a valuable member united with the
church July %. Large congregations
attend the Services among them a
great many OF our Methodist friends,
and they have been compelled to respect
us as Christians and court our favor.
We held good devotional meeting July
%. Some of the Methodists joined with
US. We are hopeful. enthusiastic and
loyal" The five dollars" offered by
Bro. Perry d. Gath as premium to the
Y. P. G. Union. for the largest sum
raised by an excursion social, was
awarded and paid to the Summit Union,
which sent delegate to the recent Ma
tional Convention.
TOLEDO AND WALBRIDGE.
Rev. Geo. thunderstorm says: ut
was my pleasing duty to baptize two
dear little children, Sunday July %.
One was the infant daughter of Sister
Aundt, of Walbridge. the other the
daughter of Sister Shovar. of East To
ledo. She has expressed the desire to
receive baptism in the near future. The
Missionary Alliance of Toledo, held
social at Sister frankie Wilson's, 531
Dott street. the evening OF July &c."
FIRST BELPRE.
Our faithful correspondent reports.
that "the First Belpre Church held a
grove meeting at Congleton's Grove.
Durham. on Sunday. July %. We had
Rev. E. w. Preble. Financial Agent of
Buchtel College, with US. He preached
to good acceptance in the morning. and
our pastor, Rev. john r. Carpenter. in
the afternoon. The meeting was a sue