FRATERNAL SERVICE.

Wednesday evening another large audience was present at the

Centennial Fraternal Service. Pastor Stackhouse presided and on the

platform with him and participating in the services were the

Venerable Dr. Steele, Dr. Chapman and Rev. J. K. Bearisto, Rev.

Anderson Rogers of St Stephen’s Church, Rev. E. H. Ramsay of Knox

Church Rev. H. Wigle of Trinity Methodist Church, Rev. L. S.

Crandal, pastor of the Baptist Church, Oxford, Rev. A. L. Powell,

Gaspereaux, and Rev. S. Walter Schurman, Lockport Brief

congratulatory addresses were given by all, and the general

expression was of thankfulness and congratulation for the great work

the Church has accomplished in its one hundred years its present

prosperity and its future prospects. Special mention was made of the

magnificent result of Sunday’s appeal, when the total indebtedness

of the Church was provided for. Letters were read from former

pastors. Rev. W. E. Bates and Rev. S. W. Cummings, and from

assistant pastors, Rev. G. O. Gates, D. D., Rev. J. Austin Huntley,

Rev. A. F. Newcombe, Rev. Johnston L. Miner, Messrs. Fred F. Foshay

and George Keirstead and from Rev. G. W. Schurman and Dr. C. Eaton,

all expressing their regrets that they were unable to participate in

the exercises of the church which had been so much to them in the

years gone by.

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