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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1891-06-25, Page 7• oattonal department is eoncerned, ev Dr Cornish retiring from the secretarial duties Ater laboring there in, for 27 years, a resolution of thanks was heartily tendered and he was elected to the Chair .of the Board, Rev W II Wnrriner; Secretary Ohas R daub, Bee, T'reaserer,. It was further moved Haat in view of the generous offer of Mr Hague to pay into. the Endowment Fund one thousand dollars in cash for every one thousand dollars of bonafide subscrip• tion received, until the whole of his subscription of five thousand dollars has been paid, an immediate and earn- est effort be made to raise the amount. The meeting adjourned to allow the members to attend the garden party so kindly given by Mr James Goldie. TILE, ti1.R.Ia5N PARTY. The place and the occasion led to the assembling of a great company of people, consisting of the ministers and '.t delegates of the Union, , the friends who kindly entertained them during their stay in Guelph, the members of 'the Congregational ' church and marry other friends. Excellent for situation, beatiful because of the care and good taste of their owner, the grounds and buildings proved very 'attractive to all ;present. Tho . hest and hostess did all that could he done to make their guests happy. The sante spirit in- fected the guests hi turn, and all were ,happy in trying to snake others so. For several hours the pleasure was unbroken and all too soon eight o'clock Jubilee +'ndowunent has net yet been completed. Cannot yea finish digging the well f See the mune that attaches to McGill who. Pounded the einiversity by that name, Down to eternity that honored name shall go. Known it is now the world over, Looket Harvard and Xale named afterthose who founded them, These men learned to give before they died and. saw the benefits from its use, Business• teen who see the benefits of college educa- tion have heavily endowed American colleges. As a praoticai remark in conclusion he advised the puttiixwinto effect the.poiuts of law and gospel; they had Beard.. Mr (Aeries Cashing presented' a statement of the financial positiou showing that $0,000 were lacking; to the jubilee Movement. Half of this is already provided for by the offer of Mr Hague who will pay $1,000as soon as $1,QCO is raised by the dee nomination. This he will contilaoe until the whole is paid if the time be not, too long. Mr 0 1t Bieck, the Treasurer,sbowee ed that in giving tlife•we were only giving to onrselyes, He felt coefidext that $3,000 would be raised in the.. meeting.. Rev Hugh Pedley then called for offers, The scene for the next 45 min- utes wad most inspiring. Steins vary- ing from $1 to 250 were being constantly called out, the largest amount being the gift of a lady whose: name was not made public; So inter. arrived, when with enthusiastic cheers i ested were all present that the time, for NIL. and Mrs Goldie, and the ladies passed ' unnoticed until i'0;80 p m' ,of the Oongregational church, the corn. when the chairman announced that pany proceeded to St Andrew's the suni had been raised.. church, The lateness of the hour prevented At, the church a most int;erestinx further speeches, but the audience meeting was held, Again the people called for Rev Gregory Atwell, of•Ne- listened to the excellent music of braska, who get his start inreaeltin p g the choir. Rev Mr Beattie, of Knox in Guelph. Reminiscences of his early- ehurch, ,secs in prayer. The pro- worst in the city were given and Sae :gramme called for a conference ou the propriety of a few Canadian ministers state of refigon. being sent to etre for the many -Ohne, Rev Geo Robertson, B A statistical, deans in the Ignited States shown. • Secretary, made .en interesting and I3is tetrose were glad to hear Meta eneou, ging report, showing progress rail along the line. • Number of tnent- former citizen :again,. there, 9,079 ; ministers, 68 Sunday It was with, full hearts:and strong 'School scholart, 9,783 ; m Filey. raised voices the congregation sang the Max.. Por all purposes, 142;003 , being ology, Praise God from, whorls all 815.70 per member ; 1,082 sew mem- blessing lion. The benediction, weehpronounced by Dr Barbour•and the ers, of which S05 were added on profession of faith, 806 being frons the meeting closed. Sunday School. 1 Saturday morning a considerable amount of business was put Two of the appointed speakers through were unavoidably absent, but DrBar= and the afternoon observed as re holi ?hour, Principal of the College, stepped day. forward to fill the breeches thus made. 1 On Sabbath the pulpits et th,e city In a•speech full of wit, pathos and I , were tiupptied from the visiting breth- :solid sense, lie made:an appeal on/be-ren. The chairman, MrPediey,preaeh• behalf of the College. I shall give ing a magnificent sermon in the you, said he, a word'of law,tllen a word ; Oity Hall to a large, congregation. of Gospel, and conclude with a prac. These services were followed by a corn - float remade, Tu the first place then a'•rnunion service, rich he spiritual seg. word of law. gestions. The City Hallbeing almost Thou .shalt love the Lord thy God full of communicants. with all thy mind. This should be On Monday morning Union assent, 4 enough to cause the establishment of bled at 9 • o'clock and ware less in a colleges. You want men to be ',prayer service by Rev I I Swanston, immoral in neither life nor grammar.` of Woodstock. Union transacted a Now we want you to ;ive our men a' fair budget of business and in the chance to serve the Lord with all i afternnoa a visit was made to the their mind. An enlightened ministry l Agricultural College, of which your has arways been the boast of Congrega- ! correspondent will speak next week .tion. So when ors have a college well ! should nothing prevent. 1n the even. endowed, we have a well sunt: for all f ing . a public meeting was held and the tune, Such are Oxford and Cant' addresses were made by Rev Jas T bridge.) Jacob's welt was dug to do' Daley, Rev E M Hill and others. more than Its digger intended, Run After the usual votes of thanks fence, the eye down from Jacob to Christ tiously given and received the Union and think •thatiu that.: far off day he adjourned, to meet at the call of the was providing ,water' for Ohrtst. A TJnion Committee, ?text year in some touching reference was Malde to the favorelrie point of approach. The tablet 01) the wall in memory of the Royal city has done su nobly in its Rev John Hogg, who 34 years ergo had reception' and conduct of the Union it married the Rev Dr. IIere was an making the meetings so succeseful and -illustration of a worst doing more than interspersing pleasure so neatly that it was intetieled, for the speaker's heart we were prepared to vote them a re- ?lad been blessed by eight of it. Col- turn to Guelph next year but modesty lege was .a blessing to others, for forbear. us. --Coif, applieution bad been made for attend- trance from students of other denotni How the:yAiiynthe Were Named, January is•of Lain origin, from the word Januarius, nailed by the ancient Romans in honer of their so -caned god, Janus, to whom, the season of the year was sacred, February comes, from. the Latin word Z+'ebruarius,dPrirsred from febiuni, which, in the .Sabintrianguaee, meant a purgative, hem' sorties the noun Februra, which signilled the Roman festival of lustratiou• frond expiation. Marchis named in kronor of Mars, the Roman god of war. April derived its name from the Latin Aprils, and that. from Aperire whicll'nleans to open. May is a name, the•osi•gin of which. comes from the Bornane, in honor of Maia, the mother of Mercury and daughter of Atlas, June is the name that axil, willreadily think of when they read ttllie history of goddess Juno. In this month she seemed from a:l accountd,fiat be greatly worshipped. July is in honor of the peat Donlan Oarius Julius Ltsar, wllo.was born at this season of the year. August was .named in. he'Ilor of the great Rotile n Enap eror , Augustus Caesar. September is the sevonbls ?month of the Roti:tanyear, as they: eotmmenced with March, acid consequently derived its name from the Latin gleed, septern meaning seven; October, being the eighth; month of the year, derives its 1nemeine from nit to, meaning eight. ti j. November is from noventy, meaning' o ?nine. December is from the. Latin word deem, ten, it being the•tr;n,th month of the .liornan year. AMMO TO alo'rnnae.—Are you,tuaturbea at night said broken of yourrest by a sicle•,ohlldi su,Bertng and tng withpf Cutting ett. :rfyee and gaabottle "MTros. Viinsl'asacSoradhg Syrup" for Children Teething. Ityvalaleis. enc .L ul• able. It will relieve the pear little auffoiar Immediately. 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