The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1896-04-25

Hooking, and Baltimore and Ohio rail-
roads. The conditions of the entertain
ment will be the same as for several years,
viz: lodgings and breakfasts free; din
ner, twenty five cents; suppere, twenty
five cents. On Monday evening. how
ever, suppers will be free. We make
this statement, in advance of regular
call SO that calculations can be made in
regard to expenses by delegates and
visitors.
BUCHTEL COLLEGE ITEMS.
Mr.. Eben Mumford. of the class Of
1896, has retired as editor Of the Buch-
telite. and Arthur G. johnson takes the
editorial chair. with G. G. Rundell as
business manager. The Buchtelite is an
interesting paper.
Work preparatory to the grand re-
union of graduates and other former
students of Buchtel College. which is to
take place during commencement week.
is in progress. There are no exceptions
to this invitation, but all who have at
tended will be cordially welcomed and
will be entertained free. This will be a
most important event in the history of
Buchtel College. Although we have not
been student in the College, we have
INDUCED in much "brown study" about
the College and its future, which we
trust will be grand and glorious. Mrs.
A. B. Tinker gave, March %, "Maple
Sugar Party" to students, and merry
group Of girls and boys spent an enjoy
able evening in amusements, and dis
cussing the sweet substance" literally
provided for the occasion.
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Funds have been raised for an or
gan by the Edwardsville Church.
Rev. Harry L. Garfield, National Sec
rotary of the Y. P. G. U. was to hold a
Union Rally" at Woodstock, Tuesday
evening, April 81.
Rev. Charles e. Lund. editor of the
"Year Book of the New York Univer-
salist Convention, will accept our
thanks for a copy OF that interesting
pamphlet.
The Alliance at Kent protests
against increase of dues to State AL
lance to one dollar, and delegates will be
instructed to vote for reduction to fifty
cents per member.
Miss Grace Bloom. Clerk OF our
church in New Paris, says, in note re.
hitting it's annual quota: the church
here is in fairly good shape" Rev. o. P.
Norman is the pastor.
BRO. Clifford E. Jones. of Tufts
College. Mass. reports a pleasant visit
April 30 and on Easter Sunday at
Mason. We hope to announce ere long,
that he will become pastor there.
We have arranged. as superinten-
dent, for Mr.. George W. Sias, Of Canton
Theological school, to supply the pulpit
of our Springfield Church for two
months, to begin at close Of the spring
term of the school.
BY invitation Of Rev. Lolita ID. Cros-
ley, pastor. Rabbi L. Weiss, of the jew
ish Temple, Columbus, delivered lec-
ture on 1.-THE Gulf Between Us" in our
church at Mt. Gilead, Sunday evening
April II.
BY invitation of Mr.. Burgunder, of
the Jewish Congregation of Columbus,
and of Rabbi L. Weiss. DIR. E. L. Rex
ford delivered at the Friday evening SER
vice, April 10, a lecture on "The Evolu-
ton of Theisim."
The South Western Ohio Conference
of Y. P. G. U. will be held in Walnut
Hills Universalist Church April "a and
%. Among other interesting features
will be an address by Rev. Harry L.
Garfield, National Secretary; this we
learn from friend.
Mr.. John Mann and Mrs. Mann, of
Winchester, have RENTED the proceeds
Of Easter opening of their Missionary
Box. Although they do not have the
privileges Of the church of their faith,
they take real delight in assisting in its
establishment elsewhere.
Bro. George Cushman. in note en-
closing annual report Of our church at
Havana, says: 1--WE will have Rev. HI. L.
Garfield, D. D. serve US another year,
and we are at present somewhat encour-
aged. We have a good Woman's AL
lance. and Y. P. G. u, also Sunday
School.
We have received, through Rev. L..
D. Crosley, So full quota of GAINESVILLE
church; IS in part from Manchester by
Rev. o. G. Colegrove; $3.50 in full from
New Paris, by Miss Grace Bloom; and
$40 in full from Bryan, by Rev. E. D..
Jacobs.
Miss Name Scott, clerk of st. PauPs
UniversaIist Church, Milford, informs
us that a vote of thanks was extended,
at the annual meeting, April 7, to the
secretary. for promptness in sending the
money donated by the State Convention;
also thanking him for his helpfulness
and interest in st. Paul's Church"
Rev. Eliza F, Turner rendered her
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