Daily British Whig (1850), 2 May 1903, p. 10

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j Newitt, Surate as i ill wt a is: seriously fo Cronyn y received a call to. . Dr. , Woodstock, hes been presented | a purse contain $230 and given a vacation?y kis He has 'just completed Herbert Symonds, headmas- ing 1 the year of his pastorase. Rev. ter 2, BEE: bm an empty we hi upc bles of ye and ' , whe no Aack of interest, "headed sailor boy, who wlgifl in these "aecomplish- 'her favorite companion of of my uaintance, nt distinguished hersell at the university colleges for wo: 'a barrister, who doubt. ood prove an intel 0 ut a don for 0 seems to be nature's from the strain of overmuch occupations ins of Her days. Consideration 's career does not pre- ing him to give up of hie and go with her to Au: i New Zealand, and Japan, for, a4 she openly says, she hates the idea of a home, A young relative of nine took 5 certificate with honors at i "higher" Cambridge local examina- 4 tion for women, snd, this feat accom- she seemed to think she had ough for her lifetime, * and syeling have since been many cases the occupation of tes Lo a recreation, and her nently to engage a ly to perform the Rite domestic du- hich ought to be undertaken by aughter. Such girls swell the "the army who, in the unive uniform of short wkirt shirt blouse, throng the ten- nis, et and cricket tournaments the day. A young 'married lady wiote to my sister the other day : * am working hard at hockey; it will be months before T 'am first-rate, but 1 give oll the time I.can to it, 'and in nd to "sucteed, as it is my greatest "{mmbition," and as one layé down the Jetter, one wonders if a home can be happy where distinction in any game tx the test ambition. Two bright. faced Sirle' at a croquet tournament . day said to me: "Oh dear no, we ov nothing of the' jos of the ies, and we have not done a stroke work since 'we loft is Am man; rls 1 know, Sollagee : education rg Rg them consi - gp € on domestic utters A fo ax of Ae aighonah shat gtance of these is only equalled r conceit. it. the close Coll 'of Arr ! mistress of a large edu "eatio "establishment in the north. J Tove 'rules Soon Spuet the oid ion servants yep! those 1d flo. Aho ways of the house, any say when he Martha nor & ie chaos of 25 EF i if hog all their show for it with thr £ £ College School, Port Hope, is to ted vicar of Christ Church Ca eal, Montreal, in succession to the late Rev. Frederick J. Steen. 3 Rev. John" Monroe Gibson, one of leaders. of Presbyterianism now sta tioned Tn London, sails next week for Canada, to take part in the jubilee services. of St, James Square Presby- terian church, Téronto. . 'The Presbyterian congregation of I'borold has extended a call to Rev. Je D- Melacd, late Sf Riverfiekd, Que., ih presbytery of Montreal. r, NM graduated from the Preshyter- ian Col , Montreal, 1892. i Rev. W. H. White, late curate to Rev. Henry Kittson, rector of Chfist church' cathedral, Ottawa, has accept ed the appointment of vicar of Trini 1y church, Barrie. He is a son of the late Canon White, of Iroquois. ' Rev. Reginald John Campbell, who recently accepted the pastorate of the City Temple of London, as the suc- cessor of Joseph Parker, will sail for the United States late in May, and re- main sufficiently Jong to take part in the Students' conference at North-, fala, the last of June and the first of ly. It is probably not known to many in England that Mr. Marconi is a Pro- testant. A statement to the contrary in a Roman paper has led two pas- tors of the Waldensian Church of Na- ples, to declare that Mr. Marconi is Protestant by birth and belongs to the evangelical Waldensian Church; also that 'he has consented that an anti-clerical institution shall bear his asme. e [alia Evanzelica prints doth the 'letter of the pastors and the letter in which Mr. Marconi accedes to the request of the committee. Churchwardens, are popularly sup- posed to be responsible only for the well-being of the church fabric and the preservation of the "ornaments," with certain minor matters. In reality their responsibility extends to the whole ethics, and religious life of the parish. According to Canon 113, they are "to take care" for the suppressing of "all win and wickedness" in their par- ishes, and to take is of all persons who have a general evil character am- ong their neighbors. and to "present thems for punishment by those who have ecclesiastical jurisdiction. This lease he and Somhtomiving work has usually n shirked. but in some par: inkies a semblance of payig RoRar 10 their oaths appears to have heen kept ap by the church officers. At Hope, near Shéflield, Eng. ~it was formerly the custom of the churchwardens to leave .the church after the second les- son_and to go round the public-houses near the churchyard to see that all was quiet. This done, py returned for the sermon. So recently as 1872 the churchwardens of one parish' West. 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