CENTENNIAL NIGHT.

The Historical sketch of the Church was prepared and read by Dr.

Steele, the Pastor Emeritus. We were fortunate in having as our

historian one who has been so closely identified with the church for

a period of 43 years and who was able to write from first hand

information. The sketch showed the most painstaking and careful

research, fine discrimination, and was a concise and comprehensive

history of a fruitful work covering a period of one hundred years.

DR. TUPPER AND REV. S. McCULLY.

After the reading of the historical sketch of the church an address

was given on the subject: “Glimpses into the Lives of Rev. Samuel

McCully and Charles Tupper D. D. by Mrs. Grace McLeod Rogers, M. A.

This address clothed in beautiful and chaste language was not only a

rich treat from a literary standpoint but gave evidence of such

sympathetic insight into the lives of two of the great men of our

church that the feeling was unanimous that it must have a place in

the report of our Centennial Celebration.

This most inspiring of all the services of Centennial week was

brought to a close with the singing of the old hymn “O God the Rock

of Ages.”

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