The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1896-05-02
DEMONSTRATION
Business College


sidered at the meeting OF the State ALI
ance." The Y. P. G. Union is still doing
good work. 1t pays twenty five dollars
toward the pastors salary and holds ex-
cellent devotional meetings.
THE BUCHTEL REUNION.
The Akron Daily Democrat, of April
10. says: 1.-THE reunion of all the stu
dents who ever attended, or we're inter-
ested in Buchtel College, from the time
when Horace Greeley delivered the ad.
dress of the cornerstone laying in 1871,
to this present time. which will be
feature of commencement week in June
will be the greatest event in the history
of the institution. Ex-Governor James
E. Campbell, Senator Calvin E. Brice,
Governor VIM. Mckinley, Hon. James
H. Hoyt, of Cleveland. are expected to
be present at the banquet. The feast
will be the greatest ever spread in Ak
ron. There will be two thousand
plates on the tables which will be
placed under spreading canopy on the
the College campus, as no hall in Akron
is large enough to accommodate all the
guests" 1t is believed that there will
be more than thousand out-of-town
guests at the reunion, and all are re-
quested to wear the College colors of
odd Gold and Blue" so that the re-
ception Committee will be able to recog-
nize them at the trains.
EVANSVILLE.
By special invitation we spent Sun
day. April 10, with our church at Zanes-
vile, which is ward Of the Convention
Notwithstanding the unpleasant expert
ences Of the past few weeks, all services
were we'll attended, and the spirit was
excellent. Rev. Lolita D. Crosley will
conduct services May 3, and the Super
intendent will make another visit May
II.
MILFORD.
Mrs. Sarah L. Stoner reports warm
welcome from our people in Milford.
Tuesday evening. April 81, formal re-
ception was rendered Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stoner, which was attended by ministers
and people of other churches and dele.
cations from Mount Carmel and New.
town churches. A delightful evening
was passed. April 10, Mrs. Stoner met
the children of st. Paul's Church for
the purpose of organizing a Junior Y.
P. G. Union.
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Rabbi L. Weiss supplied DIR. Rex
ford's pulpit in Columbus, Sunday morn
ing, April 10.
y. P. @. U. rally was held at Blan-
chester. April %. Rev. Harry L. Can
field. National Secretary, was present.
We have received $3.50 the full
quota of Woodstock Church, and 81
from Cuba by Mrs. Jennie M. Brown.
Rev. o. G. Colegrove will deliver the
Memorial Sermon for the Grand Army
OF the Republic, at Blanchester, Sunday
afternoon, May "a.
The Alliance of Palestine church
Up. o. German, o. has voted against in
crease OF State dues to one dollar and
in favor OF a reduction to fifty cents per
member.
Rev. Henrietta G. Moore lectured
before the teachers in Urbana, Ohio.
Friday evening, April II, on Scientific
Temperance Instruction" at parlor
meeting.
Rev. Barlow G. Carpenter preached
at Mason, last Sunday. He will continue
in Ryder Divinity School, at Galesburg,
another year. and will also continue to
serve Avon church.
-"Grand old Springboro" Church.
notwithstanding the building of new
church, has paid five dollars toward the
quota fund.- That church has always
been loyal to UNCONVENTIONAL interests.
Mrs. Sarah L. Stoner, reports ex-
cellent meetings at Centerfield, April II.
She is arranging for series of meetings
in connection with her next regular visit,
in which she will have assistance of Rev.
j. A. Stoner.
Rev. J. F. Thompson has moved his
family to Jersey City. Rev. E. w.
PEBBLE is supplying the Akron pulpit
He and Rev. H. E. Riegel, of Kent, ex-
changed pulpits, April 10.