Lancaster Standard and County Advertiser. — 1894-11-16 (Lancaster, Lancashire, England)

NEI( 8C11.131,10.- In eontinuetton of the annivers.my services meeting was held on Monday evening, fettered by • tea. Mr. E. 11. Dawson, of Warton Hall, presided, and w 8.9 supported by the Paster (the Rev. J. Harrison) the Roe. 11. Martin (Wesleyan). and the Rev. 3.3, Willianie.-The Chairman refeir d to the energy and devotion of the members of thee church, anal the success that had attended their efforts. He briefly referred to the proposed new church, by the building of which the members would not be incommoded as they were non-Thy Rood. Harrison raid -it the past year had been the in.t disastrous they hod for the past. eight years, owing to FA Many vernevals of church members from the town. Looking , at the church spiritually, the poker's heart was made glad by the tone of it, and the choir members, by their xegalax attendance, tone, and spirit, wene , very encourag,ng. The tone Of the church altogether wee certainly as good, if not batter, than il) say previous year. While they had lost old meat' ) ism, they lad had six new Ones during • the year. The Bible clone conducted in hie own house (which Memel the nociesity for anew church) /night be better uttesalod. He complimented the ladies on the anthem work they were doing with • view to contributing towards the cost of the proposed new church.-Mr. Eltopard, treasurer, gave the following anemia' statement: Total receipts from collections, pew rent., and standee donstion, np to November 10th. 1E94, £Bl 16.. 45.; lest year the receipts were DB 5. 104. The general expenditme was EEO 3e. Id., tnes,rg ii Inhume in hand of .E 1 13e. 3d. The average amount of the weekly collertiom was El 3e. 84.. against El 4s. 3d, last year. The amount received for the debt and maintenance we.'. £215 9v. against 433 13.. 74. last year. £5130. had been devoted to • repair, and E. 5 1.55. 114. toweeds the new cloak room. tbe balance being esiried towards the reduction of the debt on the infant schoolroom. Their liabilities at the commencement of the year were £251 On. 6d., which heal been mewed to 4736. Their total income for both funds WIVI £lO6 ss. 4d. agemet £122 15s. 94. lest year.--Mr. R. Latimer. the treasurer of the new chapel fond, gave the following statement :--Ileceiverl from friends in Ctimiforth EU sa. 3d.; from outside friend., as 9. 6d.; gundrim, tona, £l5O 3s. 94. Amount promised : Ciarnfortb, Goa ; outside, £328 3g. 94.; grant from the chimel fond. E. 300 making £232 7s. Gd., which with C 203 on loan, free of interest from the chapel budding fund, nuetle a grrind total of £1,032 Is. Oct. The new chapel wee estamat, d to cost am, and he could not see if they pat more energy forward, why they could not raise a • sufbcieet mem to start building and hold their next mini-, emery in it. The Rev. J. Harrison intimated that he bed had promised an arlditionel £l5. Mr. T. • Stephenson, mperintendent of the Sunday Scheel gave a resume of its pregrem from the time be Mendel it and appealed for additional teacher.. The Rev. 11. Martin:Wesleyan minister, also addrereed the mestiog, Mr. T. It. Stephenson, secretary of the -w chapel fund -- diet if they did not  at  considered  commence building for another year. ....._._ by them two:Mole of the connoted coo_ end thought that the remainder would out purl:mpg, he difficult to get. Had the promos chapel not been toed for echool purpmen. there would base been a Shod Board in Cernforth. It wee, therofore, not oqottoooltoffetbne for the Congregational hody. it concerned the whole, community of Carriforth. Aftervierdif there wee a tee, the tobles being fronded over by Meedamee Ilarrieon, Innen, Braithwaite, Gierth, Ambler 3. T. Hamlin., Sharp, Cliaritou, Niira donee. and Wise Wood.  would have  11  the ammo —-to a t.loatt. .. hatred Andersou, who attetthcatet, committed strirtide • worth of Mundanum. . . named Parkinson, who dreascossid boy. had committed suicide an hid • Gaol with a Pax of broken ghia. •  r