The Republican journal., 1907-10-17
TRINTY REFORMED CHURCH.

.- wees dt tne IeulcdtlOn OF TRINITY
j church, East Belfast, Oct. 9th,
LACE mainly after The journal for
Week. had gone to press and SO could
.- -uly reported although the full pro-
,a> printed. Now as a matter of
. tory we give the following addi-
--ails. At the laying of the corner
.3gresses were made by Mayor Han
, aelfast and Rev. }. b. Hunter of
, lrk. The corner stone, which was
3rv William Vaughan, contains the
articles: A Holy Bible, a Brief
j.. If Trinity Reformed Church of
s.-, Picture of Pastor, Names of the
= Members and Consistory, Pic
-. ne Church, the Order of Service of
.-l cation and Installation, a wrought
4 found on the site, and probably
he old Presbyterian church, Con-
-.r of the R. c. A, the Confessions of
t.. Heidelberg Catechism, Minutes OF
At General Synod of r. c. A., Rules of
+. & Chassis of New York Minutes of
p l Particular Synod of New York,
i eJk of the r. c. A, Brief History
1- 1llegiate Church, Year Book of the
gate Church, Catalogues of Rutgers
-z and New Brunswick Seminary, and
rent issues of the following publica-
hrlstan Intelligencer, Mission Field,
lance Record, The Republican jour
4gor News, Waterville Mail, Bangor
rzluial, Lewiston Journal, and the pa
l-esenting the Girls Home.
-,9- dedication service prayer was offer
Hev David L. Wilson of the First
-ational church of Belfast and the
Icy Rev, Chalmers P. Dyke, D. D.,
.gu Grange church, New York. At
u-JallatiOn of Rev William Vaughan
-vening the prayer and Scriptural
= were by the Rev. Chalmers P. Dyke
amIlton Grange Memorial Reformed
New York city, the sermon by Rev.
-t Hageman of the St. Nicholas Re-
.uurch, Fifth Avenue, New York
.- charge to the minister by Rev.
|tt'Hil ttuultI Ol LIlc AiitI SUN Ilt-
church of New York city, and the
- 'H the people by Rev. Jonah "
u. tltypoint, AL older brother II
.-.u Musical numbers were render
- services by Mr.. and Mrs. &. 5.
and Mrs. f. P. Frost of Belfast,
SIS Bessie Krone of New York was
auist. At the close of the services
'n. Vaughan formally thanked the
Of New York represented by Rev.
yke, the president and Rev. j. b.
r the clerk the members OF Knox
al church Of New York city, and
ard all for their generous gifts and
4-lp and encouragement in the past
their presence at the dedication.
o. ~ the gifts not previously mentioned
lie following: MIR. James Kelley, the
York architect who gave the hand
- Aand-carved pulpit. also presented
0r moulding and steps leading to the
and also two beautiful hand-carved
hich lead from either side of the
are of solid oak and an exact copy,
B., doors and all, of those in the Knox
ltl church in New York city. The
.omnunion table in front of the chan
aas the gift of Rev. and Mrs. Peter
lmtn of Newark, n. j. Mrs. Henry
.en Of White Plains, n. Y, who gave
.aldsOme communion service, also gave
15ptismal font. The beautiful souvenir
-uuS we're the gift of w. L. Brewer of
ork, who has done much to aid and
asage the pastor and people in the
hug of the church.
a-e present from out of town for the
e4oion were, Rev. Chalmers P. Dyke
a- hamilton Grange church, Rev. James
. liunter of the Anderson Memorial
.ah Rev. Andrew Hageman of the
.i Nicholas Reformed church, all of New
5 & ity. The following members of the
Memorial, Mr.. Vaughan's former
-cn in New York City, Mrs. Charles H.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dooling, y j.
DE-. Miss Bessie Krone, Miss Bessie
William L. Brewer, Mr.. and
+. James Kelley, Ernest Leins, Mrs.
~ Barker of Portland; Dana Lawrence
-asf Greenwich, r. l., and Simon Block
senior at the New Brunswick Theologi-
>eminary, New Bruins wick, N. j., Mrs.
lry Unrich of White Plains, N. Y.
inner and supper were served to the
'ors Wednesday at the home of Mr.. and
Frank L. Towle by the ladies of the
'eh, young ladies of the parish acting as
.rrsses. The visiting clergymen were
Eed to leave on Thursday mornings
d for their respective churches, but
~ II the other visitors remained to enjoy
huSptality of the East Side.