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. 
     
    
   
   
    
     rangememts for the hearing or auc‘nl1 
     
    
   
   
    
     31.427. ARCrIIBALD SL'IHE HAND ! 
     
     " 1914—1920 1 
     
     On’Msrch' 6th 191-1- a hearty and 
     
     unanimous call was given 03' the 
     
    
   
   
    
     ccmgregation to “ex. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     eretion Mr. Sutheriay’ti QC’CCDtPQ tn“ I 
     
     can and on May 27111 of the samei 
     
     year was ordaine-zidtowhematite??? 
     
    
   
   
    
     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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     congregetion. Rev. ».. J, W. Back 
     
    
   
   
    
     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- 
     
    
   
   
    
     A. J. D/iLCNeiil then andressed the. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     corizzegmon as to trim? duties and: 
     
     Rev. ‘5 Andrew Gray, the former 
     
    
   
   
    
     and "#311 beloved pastor of this con~ 
     
     grrc'g‘itim, who was present 31 a few 
     
     Elucl‘fiogn words kll'itii'j commend- 
     
     d minisez‘ and people on the union 
     
    
   
   
    
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     just corsumnuated. Rein: :1 7301111554 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     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 
     
    

    
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     were made. Other perplex~ 
     
     emblems of a delicate nature* 
     
    
   
   
    
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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-— 
     
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     “funny ‘ filth-ho: North 
     
     259.10, Peters Road, $71.10, Murray 
     
     or North Sabbath School, $14.00, 
     
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