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8. The Board of Relief for Disabled Ministers and the Widows and Orphans of Deceased Ministers .- Ob- ject : to afford a small pension for worn-out ministerial veterans and their families. Six hundred and twenty-four aided. Income, $154,245.
9. The West Jersey Academy .- This institution is under the care of the West Jersey Presbytery, and is doing a most important work of education, and is indirectly a help to all our churches. It needs funds, as it is not yet fully self-supporting.
IO. Pearl Street Mission, under the care of the Trustees of the First Church. Mrs. M. S. Fithian is the president of the managers who carry on the many-sided work of this noble mission. Mr. John M. Laning is superin- tendent of the Sunday-school. No object is more worthy of the gifts of our people.
II. East Bridgeton Chapel is a mission enterprise in the extreme eastern section of the city. It was built and is supported by the united gifts of the three Presbyterian churches.
ORDER FOR THE BAPTISM OF INFANTS.
Our heavenly Father from the first revelation of his purpose of grace to sinful men made to our first mother in the garden, has always embraced the family, and not the individual alone, as the unit with which his covenant is made and by the multiplication of which his kingdom is composed. All his covenants with Adam, Noah, Abraham, and David include the children with their pa- rents. In the "gospel" that was preached to Abraham four hundred and thirty years before the law, the Lord promised, "I will establish my covenant between me
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and thee and thy seed after thee in their generations, for an everlasting covenant, to be a God unto thee and to thy seed after thee." "And in thy seed shall all the na- tions of the earth be blessed." Genesis xvii. 7; xxii. 18.
This fundamental law of the kingdom is declared by the apostle Peter, in his great sermons on the day of Pentecost and immediately after, to remain in full force under the gospel dispensation : "Ye are the children of the prophets, and of the covenant which God made with our fathers, saying unto Abraham, And in thy seed shall all the kindreds of the earth be blessed." Acts iii. 25. " Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall re- ceive the gift of the Holy Ghost. For the promise is unto you, and your children, and to all that are afar off, even as many as the Lord our God shall call." Acts ii. 38, 39.
Hear also what the Lord Jesus says of the place which he has assigned to young children in his kingdom :-
" Suffer the little children to come unto me, and forbid them not ; for of such is the kingdom of God. Verily, I say unto you, whosoever shall not receive the kingdom of God as a little child, he shall not enter therein. And he took them up in his arms, put his hands upon them, and blessed them." Mark x. 14-16.
And hear also how the apostles of our Lord, in every recorded case, baptized the households of those who pro- fessed faith in Christ : "The jailer called for a light and sprang in, and came trembling, and fell down before Paul and Silas, and said, sirs, what must I do to be saved ? And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house. And they spake unto him the word of the Lord, and to all that were in his house, and the same hour of the night was baptized he and all his straightway." Acts xvi. 29-33. And we
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are taught that they baptized the households of Ste- phenes, of Lydia, of Crispus, and of Cornelius.
Thus we see that our most merciful Redeemer, adapt- ing the provisions of his grace to the constitution of our nature, has ordained that his visible Church shall be built up, not of isolated individuals but of families. Every child of believing parents is by his birth a citizen of God's kingdom and an heir of its privileges, subject to the condition of subsequent personal faith.
But the basis of church membership is the covenant of grace which Christ condescends to make with his peo- ple, of which covenant faith is the essential condition and baptism the visible sign ; and as infants cannot in their own persons exercise faith, their membership must in the first instance rest upon the faith of their parents until they come to an age intelligently and voluntarily to embrace and profess Christ themselves.
Therefore do you, the parents of this child, receive the blessed Redeemer for yourself and for your child, and do you accept anew the covenant of grace as offered to you and as embracing him? Do you unreservedly con- secrate your child to the Lord's service, and do you in humble reliance upon the grace of Christ, which helpeth all our infirmities, promise to set your child a holy ex- ample; to give him the nurture pertaining to a lamb of the flock ; to pray with him and for him; to use in his behalf all scriptural means, and invoke upon him all spiritual blessings; and to teach him to observe all things whatsover the Lord hath commanded you. May the blessing of the God of the covenant, the God of Abraham, of Isaac and of Jacob, your father's God, whom we adore as Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, be with you and your seed forever. Amen.
(Here baptism is administered.)
The service closes with prayer.
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RECEPTION OF CHURCH MEMBERS.
PRELIMINARY NOTE .- In order to membership in this church nothing is required but satisfactory evidence be- fore the Session of the acceptance of gospel truth and the experience of God's grace, or proper letters of dismis- sion from other evangelical churches.
Those who join a Presbyterian church should, how- ever, be in substantial sympathy with its doctrines and order, and it is therefore earnestly recommended to all who become members of the church, that they seek to grow not only in grace but also in knowledge, for which purpose they will do well carefully to study the summary of Christian doctrine and duty contained in the shorter catechism of our Church.
ORDER FOR PUBLIC RECEPTION OF MEMBERS.
The Church of God is not of man's appointment. He who saw that it was "not good that the man should be alone," formed believers unto the Household of Faith, with ordinances and sacraments. Our Lord bade his disciples "confess" him "before men," and the Holy Ghost, through the Apostle Paul, declares that "if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt be- lieve in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved."
You will now listen to a brief summary of our holy faith.
We believe in one God, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, creator and ruler of all, infinitely perfect, and worthy of love, worship, and obedience.
We believe in one Saviour, Jesus, the Christ, God man- ifest in the flesh, who in his life fulfilled the law and by his death atoned for sin.
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We believe in one Holy Spirit, who convinces of sin, re- news the heart, and transforms the life.
We believe in one rule of doctrine and duty, the Holy Scriptures, the divinely inspired and infallible guide.
We believe in one condition of salvation, faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, manifest in Godly sorrow for sin and a Godly life.
We believe in one Church of God, embracing all who are united to Christ by saving faith and divine grace.
We believe in one day of judgment for all mankind, with its eternal awards, according to the deeds done in the body.
Confessing this as your faith, you are now to enter into formal covenant with God and this church.
TO THOSE BAPTIZED IN INFANCY.
You having been baptized in infancy are now to come into full communion with the church whose external privileges you have already enjoyed. By your voluntary choice of Christ and by your saving faith in him you are now, we trust, no longer heirs merely of covenant privi- leges, but of salvation also. The vows and obligations assumed in your behalf in baptism you do now ratify and confirm. With your own hand you subscribe unto the Lord, set your seal to the covenant with God, and declare "I am the Lord's."
TO THOSE NOT HITHERTO BAPTIZED.
You who have not hitherto enjoyed even this outward membership in the Church of God, now formally sepa- rate yourselves from the world that you may take your place as "fellow citizens with the saints and of the house- hold of God." Let your baptism this day be indeed the "putting away of the filth of the flesh," and the " put- ting on " of "the Lord Jesus Christ."
(Here baptism is administered.)
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And now, beloved, renouncing the world, the flesh, and the devil, you take God, the Father, to be your God, Jesus Christ to be your Saviour, and the Holy Spirit to be your Sanctifier.
You take the word of God as your rule of faith and practice, and the people of God to be your people, and you give yourself, soul and body, time and talents, powers and possessions, to the service of the Lord. And you do this intelligently, deliberately, sincerely, unre- servedly, freely, and forever.
ADDRESS TO THOSE RECEIVED BY LETTER.
(Who stand up at their respective seats.)
Having already confessed Christ, you to-day renew your covenant with God and transfer your relation to this church. May God give you grace to honor him, and to promote the spread of the gospel, the peace of the church, and the salvation of souls.
(Church members here rise.)
We, the officers and members of this church, do now affectionately welcome you all to membership and fel- lowship in this Christian household. We humbly pray for divine help, that we may together seek the present and eternal welfare of our fellow disciples and " do good unto all men, especially unto them who are of the house- hold of faith."
And now, may the God of peace, that brought again from the dead, our Lord Jesus Christ, that great Shepherd of the sheep, through the blood of the everlasting cove- nant, make you perfect in every good work to do his will, working in you that which is well pleasing in his sight, through Jesus Christ, to whom be glory for ever and ever. Amen.
MISSIONARY AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS.
WOMAN'S HOME AND FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
President, MRS. HENRY REEVES. Vice-Presidents : MISS N. P. ELMER AND MRS. S. W. BEACH. Secretary, MISS S. M. RILEY.
Treasurers :
Home Missions, MISS MARY F. JANVIER ; Foreign Missions, MRS. HENRY GRAHAM.
Regular meetings are held the first Wednesday after- noon of each month, at 3.30 o'clock, in the Chapel.
SEWING SOCIETY. President, MRS. S. W. BEACH. Vice-Presidents : MISS M. F. JANVIER AND MISS A. ABIA FITHIAN. Secretary, MISS LIZZIE M. FITHIAN. Treasurer, MIss N. P. ELMER.
Managers :
MISS RHODA LUPTON, MISS ELEANOR FITHIAN,
MISS MARTHA GARRISON,
MRS. ROBERT MORE,
MRS. JOHN M. LANING,
MISS HENRIETTA RAY, MRS. LAURA GAHRE,
MRS. GEORGE H. OGDEN.
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Regular meetings are held fortnightly, on Thursday afternoon, at the Parsonage. A box of clothing is sent every year to the family of some home missionary. All the women of the church are earnestly invited to aid in this good work.
GOLDEN CIRCLE MISSION BAND.
President, MISS CLARA P. FITHIAN. Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer, MISS H. D. R. REEVES.
Regular meetings are held the first Tuesday evening of the month, at the homes of the members.
THE STANDARD BEARERS.
A mission band organized May, 1885, by Miss Jennie D. Fithian.
President, CHARLES MAIERS. Secretary, HARRY BURT. Treasurer, MISS MARY F. REEVES.
Meetings are held fortnightly at 40 North Pearl Street.
THE GLEANERS.
President, MISS ESTHER K. LANING. Vice-President, MISS KATIE LANING. Secretary, MISS KATIE MULFORD. Treasurer, MISS A. ABIA FITHIAN.
Meetings held on alternate Tuesday afternoons, at the homes of members.
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THE YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
President, CHARLES P. COREY. Vice-President, MISS JULIA F. ELMER. Secretary, FRANK M. PORCH. Treasurer, MISS MARY R. WARE.
Regular meetings are held every Monday evening, at 8 o'clock. Business is transacted after the devotional exercises of the fourth Monday in every month.
Consecration meeting the first Monday of every month.
JUNIOR ENDEAVOR.
President, MISS MARY F. REEVES. Vice-President, MISS HARRIET D. R. REEVES. Secretary, MISS MAMIE SHARP. Organist and Treasurer, BERTHA GAHRE.
Meetings held every Tuesday afternoon, at four o'clock, at the Chapel.
CHURCH ROLL.
c Indicates " Communicant."
p Indicates " Pew-holder," but not communicant.
Members whose names are intentionally omitted from the pub- lished roll are to be found on a reserve list kept by the Session. (See Book of Discipline, 49.)
c Abigail Allen . 152 North Laurel Street.
c Oscar Francis Anderson . 154 West Commerce Street.
c Hannah W. Applegate . 63 North Laurel Street.
c Jedediah Taylor Applegate . 74 East Commerce Street. c Lillie G. Arthur . 15 Elmer Street.
c Alice Sharp Archer . 262 Bank Street.
c William B. Archer . 262 Bank Street.
c Amy R. Avis .
31 New Street.
c Walter F. Ayres 77 Church Street.
c Emma Ayres
. 77 Church Street.
51 Walnut Street.
c Lydia Ayres 572 Grant Street.
c Edmund T. Bateman
c Wilhelfnina L. Bateman
. 572 Grant Street.
c Adolph E. Bauer 98 East Commerce Street.
c Eleanor T. O. Beach
. 220 East Commerce Street. 144 West Commerce Street.
c Mrs. Hanna Reeve Beebe . 144 West Commerce Street. c Miss Hanna Reeve Beebe · 144 West Commerce Street.
c Samuel V. Benson 185 Irving Avenue.
c Emeline Benson
185 Irving Avenue.
c Edith Russell Bond Ivy Hall.
c Louis M. Bowen
. 68 Walnut Street.
c Jane E. Bowen . 68 Walnut Street.
c Carolyn B. Bowen . 68 Walnut Street.
c Hannah M. E. Bowen . 195 East Commerce Street.
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p William B. Beebe .
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c Sydney E. Bowen .
. 195 East Commerce Street.
c William B. Brewer 56 Lake Street.
c Mary A. Brewer 56 Lake Street.
c Mabel Augusta Brown Ivy Hall.
p Jennie Brown . . Ivy Hall.
c Robert J. Buck West Commerce Street.
c Sidney Buck West Commerce Street.
p Chester J. Buck . '163 West Commerce Street.
c Elizabeth DuBois Buck 163 West Commerce Street.
c Frederick H. Burgess
c Mary J. Burgess .
p Charles D. Burroughs c J. Ogden Burt .
c Ida Bateman Burt .
c Fanny H. Cheesman
c Hiram H. Clark .
c Josephine Clark .
230 North Laurel Street.
c Joseph Gibson Compton . 265 Cohansey Street.
c Thomas M. Conover 184 Walnut Street.
c Mary W. Conover . . 184 Walnut Street.
c Orestes Cook . ,Shiloh Turnpike.
Abbie V. Cook . . Shiloh Turnpike.
c Sarah Jane Corey 83 Walnut Street.
c Clement R. Corey .
. 83 Walnut Street.
c Mary W. Corey .
. 98 Marion Street.
c Lulu May W. Corey
98 Marion Street.
c Charles P. Corey 98 Marion Street.
c Katherine M. Corey . 98 Marion Street.
p Charles F. Cox
194 Atlantic Street.
194 Atlantic Street. Chrissy Coombs Cox
c Maria I. Cunningham 79 Cedar Street.
c Charles F. Dare . 83 Cedar Street.
c Mary Borden Dare . 83 Cedar Street.
c Elizabeth Jorden Dare . 83 Cedar Street.
104 West Commerce Street.
104 West Commerce Street.
128 East Avenue.
44 North Giles Street.
44 North Giles Street.
507 East Commerce Street.
. 4I Irving Avenue.
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c Charles Wilfred Dare . . . 83 Cedar Street.
p Charles H. Dare, M. D. . . 31 East Commerce Street.
c Anna Mary Dare 31 East Commerce Street. c Rachel Davis . 364 North Laurel Street.
c Isabel Davis : 364 North Laurel Street.
c Rachel M. Davis 364 North Laurel Street.
c George Whitefield Davis . 364 North Laurel Street.
p Helen L. Douglas
. 47 East Commerce Street.
p George E. Douglas . 47 East Commerce Street.
c John Downing 28 East Avenue.
c Emma L. Downing 28 East Avenue.
c Jessie Downing 28 East Avenue.
c Mary H. Du Bois . 50 East Avenue.
c Robert Du Bois . . 50 East Avenue.
c Ruth R. Du Bois
50 East Avenue.
c Jeremiah Du Bois .
. 69 East Avenue.
c Maggie D. Du Bois
c Clara M. R. Du Bois
c Frances Marion Du Bois
123 North Laurel Street.
123 North Laurel Street. 195. North Pearl Street.
c Harriet Amelia Dunham . IOI North Pearl Street.
c Theodore E. Edwards · 478 Irving Avenue.
c Marie L. Edwards . 478 Irving Avenue.
c Benjamin Franklin Elbirn . 59 Cedar Street.
c Lydia Elbirn 59 Cedar Street.
c Hannah D. Elbirn 30 Bank Street.
p Jonathan Elmer 297 East Commerce Street.
c Nancy P. Elmer . 297 East Commerce Street.
c Caroline Elmer . 169 East Commerce Street.
c Margaret H. Elmer 230 East Commerce Street. p W. Reed Elmer . 230 East Commerce Street. c Julia Frame Elmer 230 East Commerce Street.
c Mary Belle Elmer . 230 East Commerce Street.
. 69 East Avenue.
30 Giles Street.
c Prudence Du Bois
c Linda Du Bois
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c Maria Ray Elmer .. . 97 North Laurel Street.
c Edmund Francis Elmer . . 97 North Laurel Street.
p Charles R. Elmer . Myrtle Wood. c Jeanette Trenchard Elmer . Myrtle Wood.
p Jonathan Elmer, Jr. . .
c Henrietta Du Bois Elmer
c Mary J. Elwell
c Mary A. Elwell .
c Charles Kates Emerson
c Charles S. Fithian .
. 313 East Commerce Street.
. 313 East Commerce Street.
. 313 East Commerce Street.
c Alexander Robeson Fithian 313 East Commerce Street.
c William Shannon Fithian . 26 East Avenue.
c Margaret Lambert Fithian . 26 East Evenue.
c Sallie O. Fithian 26 East Avenue.
c Francis Reeves Fithian
· 303 East Commerce Street.
c Mary Hill Fithian
303 East Commerce Street.
c Mary R. Fithian 23 Pine Street.
c A. Abia Fithian 23 Pine Street.
c Martha R. Fithian . 23 Pine Street.
c Howard W. Fithian 23 Bank Street.
c Jennie A. Hosford Fithian . 23 Bank Street.
c Eleanor M. Fithian · 37 Washington Street.
c Margaret L. Fithian . 23 Pine Street.
c Mary S. Fithian .
c Mary Harris Fithian
. 14I East Commerce Street. I4I East Commerce Street.
c Sarah Fithian . 14I East Commerce Street.
c Emily Buck Fithian . 14I East Commerce Street. c Elizabeth McLaen Fithtan . 141 East Commerce Street. c Annie Fithian 14I East Commerce Street.
c Clara Pierson Fithian 14I East Commerce Street.
c Tamson Fish . . 286 East Commerce Street.
c Sallie Flowers 205 Broad Street.
· 440 East Commerce Street.
. 440 East Commerce Street. III Broad Street.
III Broad Street.
396 North Laurel Street.
c Harriet Reeves Fithian
c Jennie Davis Fithian
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c Joanna Frampus 56 Orange Street.
c Margaret Fries . 97 North Laurel Street.
c Laura Silvers Gahre I17 Bank Street.
c Bertha Gahre . I17 Bank Street.
c Martha Garrison II2 Bank Street.
c Joseph Garton 124 North Pearl Street.
c Elizabeth Garton
124 North Pearl Street.
c Sarah Elizabeth Garton . 124 North Pearl Street.
c Fernanda Gersdoff
. 78 Elmer Street.
c Margaret Gersdoff 78 Elmer Street.
c Matilda Gersdoff . 78 Elmer Street.
c Joseph Gibson 119 North Laurel Street.
c Elizabeth O. Gibson . 119 North Laurel Street.
c Edla Riley Gibson 119 North Laurel Street.
c Mary Heath Gibson . 119 North Laurel Street.
c Anna Seeley Gibson 119 North Laurel Street.
p Henry Graham . 237 East Commerce Street.
c Ida Graham 237 East Commerce Street. . 93 North Laurel Street.
p Charles G. Hampton
p Mary Ann Hampton : 93 North Laurel Street.
c Mary Wescott Hampton . 93 North Laurel Street.
c Albert Lesley Hann 217 North Laurel Street.
c Harriet N. Hann
. 217 North Laurel Street. 92 North Laurel Street.
c Samuel Harley p John B. Hart .
108 Oak Street.
p Mrs. J. B Hart 108 Oak Street.
c Nathan L. Henderson . 44 Mount Vernon Street.
c Elizabeth Hetzell . 79 North Laurel Street.
c Ida J. Hipple . 56 Lake Street.
c Emily Hoff . . 27 Washington Street.
c Carrie A. Hoff 27 Washington Street.
p Edmund Hoffman 79 East Avenne.
c Jennie Du Bois Hoffman . 69 East Avenue.
c Alfred Holmes . Lower Hopewell.
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c Cornelia L. Holmes . Lower Hopewell.
c Sarah B. Holmes , Lower Hopewell. c Elizabeth Holmes . Lower Hopewell.
p W. Francis Hort 91 East Avenue.
c Harriet Lee Hort . 91 East Avenue.
c Catherine C. Hort 91 East Avenue.
c Evelyn Supplee Hort 91 East Avenue.
c Francis S. Hort . 91 East Avenue.
c Agnes Howard 207 West Commerce Street.
c Mary E. Janvier . 219 East Commerce Street.
c Mary F. Janvier . 219 East Commerce Street.
c Mary Fries Janvier 219 East Commerce Street.
c Mattie R. Janvier 219 East Commerce Street.
p Thomas R. Janvier 85 Cedar Street.
c Harriet Du Bois Janvier . 85 Cedar Street.
p Henry Archer Janvier .
219 East Commerce Street.
p Henry A. Jorden
29 East Avenue.
c Mary Morrell Jordan
c Annie Kampf .
c Catharine Kaufmann
63 Washington Street. I22 North Pearl Street.
c Anna Maria Lang . 87 Bank Street.
c John M. Laning
c Clara K. Laning 206 North Pearl Street.
206 North Pearl Street.
c Alice Laning . 206 North Pearl Street.
c Isaac Laning
177 Irving Avenue.
c Hannah Laning 177 Irving Avenue.
c Emily Laning 177 Irving Avenue.
c Katie Laning 177 Irving Avenue.
c George Henry Laning 177 Irving Avenue.
c Henry Lupton Laning 220 Irving Avenue.
c Agnes Laning 220 Irving Avenue.
29 East Avenue. 181 Broad Street.
c Emma Garton Lambert
206 North Pearl Street.
c Esther Knerr Laning
206 North Pearl Street.
c John Miller Laning, Jr.
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c Edwin Ruthven Laning . 220 Irving Avenue.
p Henry Leake . 45 Cedar Street.
c Mary Young Leake · 45 Cedar Street.
c Mary A Le Chien . 402 South Pine Street.
c Ora Le Chien . 402 South Pine Street.
c Emily Geneva Loper 257 North Pearl Street.
c Serena Madeira Loper 257 North Pearl Street.
c Rhoda Lupton 160 West Commerce Street.
c Mary Lupton 160 West Commerce Street.
c Elizabeth Leslie Lupton . 160 West Commerce Street.
c Cornelia Lupton 31 Franklin Street.
c Arrabella S. Lupton . 105 Atlantic Street.
p Charles P. McGear 123 North Pearl Street.
c Ellen E. M. McGear 123 North Pearl Street.
c Ann McGill 157 Church Street.
p John R. McPherson 78 Bank Street.
c Jennie D. McPherson . 78 Bank Street.
c Bell Ware Maguire 86 West Commerce Street.
c Rena B. Maxwell Iyy Hall.
c Grace May Maxwell . Ivy Hall.
c Mabel Maxwell . Ivy Hall.
c Louisa Mary Mayerlin . 25 North Pearl Street.
c Ruth H. Mayhew 18 Parker Street.
c William Mercer . 82 Cedar Street.
c Jane Mercer . 82 Cedar Street.
c Christina Mary Mercer . 82 Cedar Street.
c Maggie Hume Mercer . 82 Cedar Street.
c Thomas Mercer . 82 Cedar Street.
c John Leonard Meyer . Church Lane.
c Mary E. Mick . 105 North Pearl Street.
c Francis B. Minch 201 West Commerce Street.
c Elizabeth Minch 201 West Commerce Street.
c Mary E. Minch 201 West Commerce Street.
ç Bloomfield Minch . 175 West Commerce Street.
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c Mary E Rabeau Minch 175 West Commerce Street.
p Joseph S. Miner . 194 North Pearl Street.
c Elizabeth E. Miner 194 North Pearl Street.
c Henrietta D. Miner 194 North Pearl Street.
c Charles Elmer Miner 194 North Pearl Street.
c Maria B. Moore . 47 Washington Street.
c Samuel F. Moore . 55 West Commerce Street.
p Edmund S. Moore . 37 Church Street.
p Mrs. Alice Moore . 37 Church Street.
c Robert More, Jr. 214 North Pearl Street.
c Ada B. More .
214 North Pearl Street.
c Mariana Uhlinger More
c Lizzie C. More
87 Bank Street.
c Colliston Morton
280 North Laurel Street.
109 Walnut Street.
c Keturah Moss .
109 Walnut Street.
c Mary R. Moss .
. 52 Pine Street.
. 40 Pine Street.
c Elizabeth Miller Mulford . . 40 Pine Street.
c Francis Howard Mulford . 40 Pine Street.
c Emma Laning Mulford . 40 Pine Street.
c Matilda Mulford . 209 East Commerce Street.
c Anna R. Mulford 109 Bank Street.
c Katie H. Mulford . 109 Bank Street.
c Lillian Bell Ware Mulford . 86 West Commerce Street.
c Anna Nicholson
. 217 East Commerce Street.
c Mary Teresa Stratton Ogden 45 Church Street.
c Nathaniel Bennett Ogden . 24 Franklin Street.
p George H. Ogden .
182 West Commerce Street.
c Lida J. Ogden 182 West Commerce Street.
c Julia Holmes Padgett Lower Hopewell.
c Ada Page . 313 East Commerce Street.
c Helen Roberts Parvin 136 East Avenue.
212 North Pearl Street.
c Richard M. More
. 212 North Pearl Street.
c James Moss .
c Charles E. Mulford
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c Emily Walker Parvin . 136 East Avenue.
c Lyllas Wickes Parvin
136 East Avenue.
p George W. Parvin . 66 Irving Avenue.
c Serena D. Parvin . 66 Irving Avenue.
c Mary O. Parvin . 44 Elmer Street.
c John F. Perry . 261 North Pearl Street.
c Clara Laning Perry 261 North Pearl Street.
c Mabel Augustine Pierce . 22 Orange Street.
c Nettie Pierce Burlington Avenue, near Commerce Street.
c Carrie T. Pierce .
· Burlington Avenue, near Commerce Street.
. Burlington Avenue, near Commerce Street.
c Elizabeth Pierson
· 501 East Commerce Street 501 East Commerce Street.
c Charles H. Pierson
c Mary R. Barker Pierson
· 501 East Commerce Street.
c Frank M. Porch, 46 North Giles Street.
c Sadie D. Porch . 46 North Giles Street.
p J. Barron Potter, M. D. "Indian Fields."
c Samuel Rammell . 49 Cohansey Street.
c Naomi Rammell 49 Cohansey Street.
c Henrietta Ray 97 North Laurel Street.
c Ellen Reeve 63 North Laurel Street.
c James J. Reeves, 25 North Pearl Street.
c Mary Butler Reeves 25 North Pearl Street.
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c Harriet Denison Reeves 25 North Pearl Street.
c Hugh Laing Reeves . 25 North Pearl Street.
c Bertha Butler Reeves 25 North Pearl Street.
c Elizabeth H. Reeves 40 Norih Pearl Street.
c Mary F. Reeves . 40 North Pearl Street.
c Sarah Kennedy Reeves · 37 North Giles Street.
c Annie R. Reeves 37 North Giles Street
c Lorenzo M. Pierce
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c P. Kennedy Reeves . . . 50 East Avenue. c Hannah Trenchard Reeves, 50 East Avenue.
c Charles F. Reeves . · 54 Lake Street.
c Clara Elizabeth Reeves . 54 Lake Street.
c Alfred E. Richman Buckshutem Road
c Eliza D. Richman 195 North Pearl Street.
c Abbie H. Riley I2 Franklin Street.
c Angeline Riley 12 Franklin Street.
c Mary Ann Riley .
12 Franklin Street.
c Phœbe Elmer Riley 12 Franklin Street.
c Sarah M. Riley . 12 Franklin Street.
c Edgar J. Riley 35 Washington Street.
c Nellie Danenhower Riley
. 36 Washington Street.
c Hannah More Riley 68 Walnut Street.
c Mary E. Riley , Buckshutem Road.
c Frank Crossly Riler . 78 South Pearl Street.
c John Lewden Robeson
261 East Commerce Street.
c Anna Mary Robeson 261 East Commerce Street.
c James Rodman . 64 Orange Street.
c Bently W. Rogers. 184 Irving Avenue.
c Emily Rogers . 184 Irving Avenue.
c Wesley Lestourgeon Rogers 184 Irving Avenue.
c Charles B. Rynick . IOI North Laurel Street.
c Emma B. Rynick IOI North Laurel Street.
c Elias Sayre Deerfield Pike.
c Josiah Sayre Deerfield Pike.
c Ruth Clark Sayre · 340 North Laurel Street.
c Emily Sayre 340 North Laurel Street.
p Harry W. Scull . 43 Church Street.
c Samuel Ward Seeley 41 North Pearl Street.
c Henrietta Potter Seeley . 41 North Pearl Street.
c Charles Henry Seeley . . . 41 North Pearl Street.
c Elizabeth Moore Seeley . 41 North Pearl Street.
c Robert M. Seeley . . IOI North Pearl Street.
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¿ Matilda D. Seeley IOI North Pearl Street.
c Clara H. Seeley IOI North Pearl Street.
c Eva D. Seeley . 40 North Laurel Street.
c Henry J. Seibert 303 North Laurel Street.
c Kate Seibert 303 North Laurel Street.
c Abbie G. Sharp . North Pearl Street.
p Daniel Sharp · 43 Church Street.
c Elizabeth Shull . 225 East Commerce Street.
c Mamie Compton Sharp · 43 Church Street.
c Martha J. Smiley 80 Elmer Street.
c Jennie E. Smiley . 80 Elmer Street.
c Ruth Smith .
173 North Pearl Street.
c Daniel E. Smith
c Anna M. Corey Smith
c Oberlin Smith .
Lochwold.
c J. Brainerd Snyder
c Adelia L. Snyder
c Gertrude Olive Stanley
c Jacob G. Streets, M. D.
. 188 East Commerce Street.
c Harriet N. B. Streets . 188 East Commerce Street.
c Preston Stratton 34 Washington Street.
c Laeta Stratton
34 Washington Street.
c Eleanor Stratton
151 East Commerce Street.
c Gottlieb Stohrer · 513 East Commerce Street.
c Elizabeth Tice 201 West Commerce Street.
c Theophilus Trenchard 37 Church Street.
c Carrie B. Trenchard 37 Church Street.
c John Trenchard 37 Church Street.
c Ida Mayhew Trenchard . 37 Church Street. William B. Trenchard . 24 Church Street.
c Anna Maria Trenchard . 24 Church Street.
p Thomas W. Trenchard 24 Church Street.
c Anna Maria Tullis 12 North Pearl Street.
95 Walnut Street.
c Frederick F. Smith
14I East Commerce Street.
. 56 Lake Street.
56 Lake Street.
. 67 South Pine Street.
. 95 Walnut Street.
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c Dudley Van Dyke 104 West Commerce Street.
c Mrs. Rebecca Van Meter . Irving Avenue.
c Ella M. Van Meter 174 North Laurel Street.
c Annie E. Venable 19 Elm Street.
c Mary Read Ware
. 86 West Commerce Street.
c Sallie S. Ware . 86 West Commerce Street.
c William Weldy . East Avenue. .
c Sarah Weldy
East Avenue.
c Emma S. Wescott
5 West Commerce Street.
c Laura Whitecar . 169 East Commerce Street.
c Elizabeth Wilson Millville Turnpike.
c Catherine Woodlin 154 Vine Street.
c Anna M. Woodruff . 59 North Pearl Street.
NON-RESIDENT MEMBERS.
Mary Elizabeth Anderson . Vineland, N. J.
James V. Benson . Council Bluffs, Iowa. Caroline Bennett Bowen . . Beebe Run.
Louis Biggs
Atlantic City, N. J.
John J. Blackford
Hastings, N. Y.
Isabella Blackford
Hastings, N. Y.
Francis Burroughs
, Boston, Mass.
Theodore Campbell
Philadelphia, Pa.
Sarah M. Compton
. Camden, N. J.
Mary E. Dare .
Camden, N. J.
Sarah Ann Dilshaver
Camden, N. J.
Abbie K. B. Duffield
. Salem County, N. J.
Robert Du Bois, Jr.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hattie Faulkner
Philadelphia, Va.
Jennie R. Ferrell
Salem, N. J.
Benjamin Fisler
Altoona, Pa.
Charles Henry Gibson
Elmer, N. J.
Jennie Haaf
. Monroeville, N. J.
Frank Hann
Camden, N. J.
Hannah Harry
West Town, Pa.
Ida G. Hipple
Lock Haven, Pa.
Virginia Louisa Howard . . Holmesburg, Pa.
Francis Frederick Loper Isaac Whildin Moore
. Brooklyn, N. Y.
. Philadelphia, Pa.
Anna G. Peacock
Finley, N. J.
Edward W. Rand
Princeton, N. J.
Paul Reynolds
. Philadelphia, Pa. (72)
Violet R. Bond .
.South Hadley, Mass.
Daisy Carter
, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Ella M. Riley . Shirley, N. J.
Mintie Searing . Tomkins Cove, N. Y.
Florence N. Stites .
Finley, N. J.
Frank W. Walton Altoona, Pa.
James S. Williamson Camden, N. J.
George W. Whitecar . Tescott, Kan.
Edward P. Woodruff
. Camden, N. J.
Beulah C. Woodruff .
Camden, N. J.
Mary Wyckoff . Freehold, N. J.
Josephine Young Philadelphia, Pa.
DIRECTORY.
Sabbath Morning Service 10.30 A. M.
Sabbath Evening Service 7.30 P. M.
Sabbath-school . 2.30 P. M. Endeavor Prayer-meeting, Monday evening, 8.00 P. M. Junior Endeavor, Tuesday afternoon . 4.00 P. M.
Congregational Prayer-meeting, Friday even-
ing . 7.30 and 8.00 P. M.
Lord's Supper (quarterly) second Sabbath in March, September, and December, and third Sabbath in June . . 10.30 A. M.
Preparatory Service, the Friday evening be- fore each Communion 7.30 and 8.00 P. M. The first Tuesday, and the Friday, and be- fore Communion 7.30 P. M.
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary So- ciety (monthly), the first Wednesday afternoon 3.30 P. M.
The Sewing Society (fortnightly), Thursday afternoon . 2.30 P. M.
The Golden Circle Mission Band (monthly),
the first Tuesday evening 7.30 P. M.
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The Standard Bearers (fortnightly), Tuesday evening .
8.00 P. M The Little Gleaners . Trustees' Meeting, at the call of the Presi- dent
Congregational Meeting (annually), the last Friday of January 8.00 P. M.
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