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October 29, 1913.
A FAMILY PAPER.
One ballot, a large majority for Rev,
S T A R N O T E S . Elmer Russell, made unanimous im-
»**Rev. P. P. Boyd assisted the pas- mediately, receiving as many aignator
of Geneva congregation at Beaver t^^res as votes cast. Salary pledged.
Palls on October 12,
$1,200.—Isa'ah Faris.
***Rev. Elmer RusseU has been
called to the pastorate of Bloomington,
Irdiana, congregation.
*'*'i'Mr. Thomas McDonald, of the
First Philadelphia Congregation, died
suddenly the early part of this month.
He removed from Allegheny to work
subjects were read and discussed. The
Rev. S. Ferguson, B.A., read a paper
on "'Colonial Missions," the Rev. J.
Ramsey, LL.B,, read a paper on "Giving,"
the Rev. James Knowles read
a paper on "The Evils of the Tobacco
Habit," and Mr, R, J. Macafee, of Boghill,
read a paper on "Training the
Young in the Sabbath School." The
conference was both pleasant and profitable,
***Rev. W. J. McKnight has been
on the Christian Statesman, and was
appointed stated supply for First Boston
until the meeting of Synod.
***The Coleraing Chronicle, for October
4, publishes a large portrat of
long engaged in the getting out of
that publication. His Avife survives to the Rev. Robert Nevin Lyons, in connection
with a report of his ordination
***Communion in Second Church,
mourn her loss.
Philadelphia, on Oct. 12 was one of
to the ministry and installation as
rare spiritual blessing. The assistant
pastor of Ballenon and Ballylane congregations.
Rev. Ezekiel Teaze, of
was Rev. Paul Coleman.
***The annual prize distribution
Avas held recently at the Ballynvoney
Intermediate School, of Avhich the Rev,
J, Ramsey, LL,B„ is one of the principals.
The school seems to be pros­
***Esliridge congregation enjoyed a
veiy pleasant communion season Sabbatb,
October 12th, Rev. J, G. Mc­perous and its work eflicient. Among
Elhinney assisting.
the prize winners we notice several
«**A cable has been received from names familiar to Covenanters,
Latakia, announcing the safe arrival
of Rev. S. Edgar and family, Oct, 15th,
All well.—S. A. S. Metheny.
***Delegates to the meeting of Kansas
Presbytery at Blanchard, Iowa,
will save carfare if, in buying tickets
***Rev. A. A. Samson is the new for travel in Missouri, they buy flrst
son of the late Rev, A, S, Lyons,
moderator, and Rev. R. J. Doods, clerk, to Burlington Junction, or Elmo, Mo., ***Mr, and Mrs. Richard Elliott, of
and Rev. Dr. R. C. Montgomery, or Northboro, Mo., so as to get tne pWorning Sun, Iowa, have been ceiebrating
the 55th anniversary of their
tieasure and Committee on Supplies benefit of the new two-cent rate law;
wedding at the homes of their sons
o! New York Presbytery. then buy from these points to Blanchard
separately.—Paul Coleman.
living at Superior, Nebraska. Prom
***The L. M. S., of New Alexandria,
Pa., congregation, recently shipped a
box of hospital supplies consisting of
sheets, piUow cases, and operating
aprons, to the Syrian Mission.
''**I moderated in a call in the Little
Eeaver congregation on Monday, Oct,
20th, Avh'ch resulted in the choice of
the Rev, E. M, Elsey, The call was imm^ediately
made unanimous. The Little
celebration. The series of gatherings
***Tlie Sacrement of the Lord's
incident to the celebration covered
D t, J • J.T. T-, 4. -IT. 1 Beaver people are determined to have
Supper was observed m the East End, ^«'**°' f=^'"^
three days and found its cl'max in a
a pastor, this being the fourth time
Pittsbugh, Congregation, Sabbath, October
2'Gth. Dr. D. C. Martin conduct-
P, Church on Friday evening. Some
reception tendered the family in the U.
they have met for this purpose. They
• .,. . ., . ._ are honing and praying that brother 200 persons were present to offer
en the services, with other assistance. ''' ^ uopms anu f j. &
their felicitations. Among the speakers
at the reception was the youngest
*-**The Rev. James McCune made a Elsey will accept,—S, J. Johnston,
***We visit to are Nova in Scotia, receipt tie of preached a lengthy on
son of the family. Rev, D. H, Elliott,
newspaper account of the ordination
Hept 28th in Cornwallis, Berwick and
of Winchester, Kan.
of Rev. John M'llmoyle, B.A., T,C.D.,
Somerset, His discourses were very
***0n August 12th, at the home of
to the m nistry, and of his installation Mr, Charles Ewing, Olathe, Kansas,
helpful and m^uch appreciated.—T. M,
***r)r. W. P. Johnston, President
Emeritus of Geneva College, will conduct
communion at Montclair, N, J.,
as pastor at Creevagh, Ballybay, Ireland,
Rev, J. M'Ewen preached the
•sermon. Rev, T, B, M'Farlane, B,A.,
expounded the principles of Presbyterianism
and propounded the queries.
Rev. Samuel Kennedy, B,A,, led in the
on Sabbath, Nov. 9, with the usual
preparatory services and preaching cn
Monday evening, November 10. ordination prayer. Rev. G. Douglas
***I moderated a call in Topeka addressed the pastor and Rev. W. J.
congregation last evening (Oct, 14th). Moffett, B.A,, addressed the congrega-
--__j_^^_ I tion. Professor Lynd concluded the
services. The noon luncheon was fol-
H l 3 lowed by many short addresses and in
^ ^ W ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ l ^^^ the evening a social meeting of wel-
Liverpool, conducted the opening exercises.
Rev. J, iM'Ilmoyle, B.A,, preached
the sermon. Rev. T. B. M'Farlane
explained Presbyterial ordination, and
Rev. Dr. Lynd led in the ordination
prayer. Rev, James Buchanan addressed
the pastor and Rev. Gawn Douglas
addressed the people. Rev, James A.
Lyons, B.A., the brother of the newly
ordained minister, led in the closing
exercises, Mr, Lyons is the second
the space given by the Superior daily
paper to the reports of the anniversary
and of the family reunion, of
Avhich the anniversary was the occasion,
the event would seem to have
assumed the proportions of a public
occurred the wedding of his daughter,
Margaret, to Mr, Bernard Copeland, ot
Idana, Kansas, The young comple were
unattended and the ceremony was performed
by Rev. R. A. [Blair. Mrs,
Copeland was active in Sabbath Shcool
and Young People's work and will be
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There were many beautiful and
useful presents. The bride and
groom remained at their fatlier's
home and visited their friends
^ L ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ j B jtav come to the new pastor was held.
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for a week, vi'hich was an arrangement
that Avas much enjoyed by
***The Northern Presbytery of the
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