The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-28
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Grace p. E., Greenville.

The Rev. Percival C. Pyle, the rector Of
avenues, G~reenville. will not take any va
cation this year as he did last year, when
he made a tour of Germany with the
Rey: A. Elmendor e M she P pn5n aa o. he he
will take occasional trips TO the sea
shore for a few days at a time curing the
summer months.
the church Just as soon as the nn Is
the pretty little church will receive q
be needed will receive attention. A
new fence will be built around the church
and the terrace resodded. No flowers Will
The new choir of the church is in good
condition, there being now fourteen boys
and ten men in
Simpson Methodist.
The Ladies' Social Union Of Simpson
Methodist Church is arranging for a de-
lghtful concert and strawberry aEd
cream party for the evening 81 lyme y y
Prof. Quinlan, q prominent organlsl o.
The first quarterly Conferences, Of sin1p-
tration Of Presiding Elder J. r. Wright,
was held Thursday evening. Only fou-
tine business was transacted
last Of his series of illustrated sermons
to children tomorrow morning. In the
evening he will preach on a "memorlai
theme His subject will be, 'our faiien
The regular bi-weekly concert to be.
held under the auspices of the Mizpah
Brotherhood of Simpson Metnoulst
Church Monday evening, will be OF a
"memoriaf' character. Detachment
from various Grand Army posts will at
tend in a body.
Bergen Baptist.
Tbc animal election Of deacons and
trustees of h Bergen Baptist Church,
Clinton and Madison venues was neid
last Wednesday evening n the cnapei On
trustees. who were elected to succeed
themselves+George Sykes and William
Robertson. Jr. The deacons elected
Alexander Parl, Jr., George Whiting. Ev-
erett Holton. John Davis and Nilliam
Reed. Mr.. Davis was elected to fill the
unexpired term Of William Lammerson,
Reports we're read from al the church
societies showing them to be in first
class condition.
Zion lutheran, G~reenville.
It is thought that within a year from
now the work on a new Zion Evangelical
Lutheran Church will have been started.
1t is the intention of the pastor TO build
q new church, and the WORK q rals,ns
gress for some time. No definite time mas
been set for the starting of the work. but
the members think that within a year the
church building Will be fairly started.
English Lutheran, Greenvi1le.
The new English Lutheran Church on
Linden avenue. recently organized BY the
Rev. Eugene e. Neudewitz of the Holy
Trinity Church. this city, is progressing
each week. Each Sunday sees new mem
bers. and there are now fully fifty active
members. b Rev. g. =. surge VINO
was appointed to take charge OF the new
church. will probably be ordained about
Monday, II will arrive in his field OF la
Dor about the middle of next week. On
arriving ia G~reenyille he will AJAX a
thorough canvass of his district.
Second Reformed Church Of Hudson
City.
The Rev. e. a. Meury, of the Second
Reformed Church OF HUDSON county, NIL
work Of The Holy Spirit In the evening
the George H. Thomas Grand Army post
will attend the church in a body. MT.
Meury will deliver a sermon with the title
rs Our War With Spain Justifaple?s
parochiai school connected with the Sec
ond Reformed Church of Hudson City.
will hold d grand musical and
entertainment at Prasser's Hall on Gem
trail avenue, on Thursday evening, June Z.
Centenary Methodist.
The children of the Centenary Methodist
Church held a very enjoyable entertain
menf Thursday afternoon, despite thear
disappointment at being unable TO parade,
They SANG d lumber Of chQruses and rs,
tened 70 q number Of Well HI sehasTen voea.
ss rs bvs4ohn ofNeil and Miss Lloyd. ADJ
Presses were made by Pastor ookma