The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-16
REV. CROSBY Will
ADDRESS INDIANS
Hancock Pastor Leaves Tomor-
row to Attend Camp Meet

Rev Reuben Crosby of the Hancock
VI. r. ch9rch leaves tomorrow after
noon for pequamlng where he will adj
dress the Indian camp meeting. Rev.
Crosby will preach here tomorrow
morning and will be at PequaminP in
the evening where he will remain for
three DAYS. taking a prominent part in
the services during that time.
Rev Martin, district superintendent
of the Houghton district of the NJ. H.
church has set aside next Friday and
saturday for the camp meeting and
win preach there on both Of those
dates other copper country pastors
viii take a prominent part i'm the
meetings.
Rev. Marvin has a number of cop
per country conference To hold in the
near future. He returned this morn
ing from Greenland where he held a
conference last NIGHT This evening
he viii be AZ Atlantic and tomorrow
he has three meetings to attend
In the morning he will he at Os-
oeola in the afternoon at Pewabic
where he was To have addressed the
homecomlng ana i'm the evening he
was TO have returned To Atlantic. The
cancellation of the Homecoming has
done away with the special reason for
Rev, Marvin's presence The following
week Rev. Marvin will spend i'm the
iron country returning To the copper
country To hold meetings at Trimoun-
tain on August - Tamarac1. August
rs, Painesdale, August 20, IAurium
August 80, Calumet, September l and
Lake Linden, September ,.
Other Church News.
Hancock churches will present few
unusual features for tomorrow. Rev.
Barrett will conduct the usual serv-
.ces at the Hancock Congregational
church. Rev. Barrett leaves here
September for his new charge in
Rochester Mimi, and viii be in charge
Of the services here for three more
Sundays. The board is still unable
To announce what candidate will come
here but it is understood that they |
win have n minister To address the |
Hancock CONGREGATION early in Sep !
tember.
Othcr Hancock churches viii have
services as usual The Pewabic NJ.
E.. church was To have had its home
coming and reunion here today and |
tomorrow but the strike has made it |
necessary to abandon these plans. |
Services will be as usual.
Mothers Lieour and Winnifred, the
former from the hospital and from the
convent of st Joseph's church re.
spectivelv. left today for st. Louis To
attend the annual retreat at the home |
house OF the order there. They will |
be- accompanied 10y "A number of others
from the upper peninsula. They will |
return here about September |.
j. &. Johnstonc, chairman of the
Pulpit supply committee of the Con-
srrgational church. announced this
morning that Rev. G. -. Shoemaker,
pastor of the Mandon, ILL.,, church
would be in Hancock on September
and Ii and would fill the pulpit of the |
Congregational church on those dates |
Rev. Shoemaker comes here not as a
candidate but as visitor To the cop
per country. He is spending his vaca-
ton here and gladly agreed To iii the
Hancock pulpit on thcs" dates.
When asked whether or not Rev.
Shoemaker had been considered by the
committee as a possible successor of
Rev Barrett, Mr.. tombstone replied
that no such az Arrangement had yet been |
considered. The committee will ask
number of candidates To speak from
the Hancock pulpit from time To time
during the fail and will make a selec
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