low him whetesoevcr his lot may bet cast." V Another chapter is thus closed and' ,3- vacancy created in which the Rev. 3A. J. MacNeiil of Murray River was appointed Interim Moderator and ar-

candidates as might be available.

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the miniszry and inducted as pastor of the cherge._Thc meeting of the Presbytery was heid for thispur- pose in the Murray Harbor North Church, the Rev. R: P. Murray Act- ing as Moderator. :Rev, A. J, Mac- 'Neiil of Murray River, who had been interim moderator of the vacancy, read the edict {to the assembled

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preached 'an able and appropriate sermon after which‘ Rev. ,Mr. Mur- ray as the Moderator of Eresbytcn‘ ordot'ied and, , inductee -1153, isother- leﬁd Wh) had given his assent}; the queszions prescribed for fhe oc— cosions and addressed the nearly in-

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of the same year gave large oppor- tunities for wide and varied service

inmany hitherto unknown ways. We find the membership of the con- 3”:;3:L ions increased and Sabbath evening services in the churches. The Adult Bible Class movement had ;-:-::c some years before this in a. great many of our churches and we "1d it started by-the pastor with large attendance. Attempts are also made to enlarge the membership of th session and organize cottage, zinger meetings in the various dis-ii Ericis o ‘5 these seem to have not

1:311:91. A serious condition seems1

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‘ as the case over the whole QJUE’JZ". and not the least of; these "gm. the long and ardent controversy " the misnomer “church We ﬁnd however that the liity of the people in both of the obsrges is well sustained'end per- mission given to; baptism of the children in the homes Wherever such is desired. 7_ , , 7-— 7 7 ‘ Mbsion Money‘

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