The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1896-02-29
bly, employed" We heartily concur with
CINCINNATI.

bly, employed" We heartily concur with
him.
CINCINNATI.
February 10, Rev. U. s. Milburn con-
Quoted in our Cincinnati church the
funeral of John d. s. Stevens, who died
OF consumption in Los Angeles, Cal. He
was noble young man in every way
and an earnest worker in the church,
Sunday school and Y. P. G. U. He was
clerk of the church, also of the Board of
Trustees, and sang in the choir.
Through correspondence we became &C.
quainted with Bro. Stevens, and learned
to love him for his devotion to the
church. On Friday, February IA, Bro.
Milburn was called to Mount Carmel. to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Day, faithful
member of our church there. On Feb
ruary 10, he attended the funeral of Bro.
Chas High, at Alder Chapel. February
81, Bro. Milburn will deliver lecture
under the auspices of Fred G. Jones
Post G. A. r., which is one of series
being given by prominent speakers.
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
The young people of our GAINESVILLE Church
gave birthday party, February 7, by which
they netted S25.
"A meeting Of 1.-THE Board of Trustees of Buch-
tel College wi be held March IS, to consider i'm
portant matters connected with the welfare of
the College.
Rev. o. G.. Colegrove will begin seriesof
meetings at Manchester February q, in which
he will have the assistance OF Rev. Henrietta G.
Moore.
The SundaySchool Association of Darke and
Preb.e counties held its quarterly session with
our Sunday-school at New Paris. February o,
and 1t was quite success.
Rev. George Thunderstorm. of Toledo writes:
What grand work 'Universalism Asserted
is. Its worthy a place in every Universalst
home" We agree with him.
Notwithstanding our church at Middleport
has no regular services at present. we are
pleased to report the payment of $500 on quota
account by Bro. j. R. Barrows. Trustee.
Miss Bertha John, daughter of Rev. r. n.
John. our London pastor, was to fill the pulpit of
%; also to assist in an entertainment for benefit
of the church.
Rev s. G. Durham, our Nowalk pastor. de-
liyered sermon, February l6, on the 'Univer-
salist Idea of Cod His evening subject was
"Can Evil be Eternal?" Both discourses were
highly complemented by Norwalk Reflector.
Rev. j. III. Blackboard solemnized at his home
in Eldorado, February ~. the marriage of Mr.
FLAG and Miss Davis of New Madison and on
February IA, that of Mr.. Glenn Mckee and Miss
Matte Kimmell, both of Eldorado church.
Rev. Frank P. Blackford is making short
visit at his home in Eldorado, prior to going to
Portland, Oregon, to take charge of our church
there. He supplied the pulpit at Eldorado
February 49, for his father, Rev. j H, Blackboard.
Miss Ermina G. Stray In addition to organic.
ing the Junior Y P. G. u, since lightning her
work at Plain City, has recently revived the
Senior Union and writes encouragingly in regard
to the interest manifested by the young people.
Rev. II. N. John will hold a series of meet
ings at London, March A-29, In which he win be
assisted by Miss M. A. Borlle. Agent of Buchtel
College. He will also hold meetings at Mount
Carmel, March SIS, during which he will have
assistance of Rev. U. 5. Milburn, of Cincinnati