Camden marriage traffic and typhoid outbreak reports
The piece notes Camden registers about 4800 marriages yearly with only 300 residents and mentions clergy distributing cards for matches on incoming ferries. It reports a typhoid death in Lambertville and rising deaths, plus hospital transfers and a physician’s warnings.
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Gamden
Camden
Rupnera
Wa'oh
Presbytery Meeting Opens with Scripture and Sermon
The presbytery convened at 10 a m with Scripture by Dr McClellan and prayer by Dr A H Young of Matawan. Retiring Moderator Dr McClellan preached an instructive opening sermon. Rev Joseph Carry of this place was honored as Moderator. Rev Joseph K Freed regrets dissolution of pastorate at Providence and Jackanville to take place May 1 1897. Dr Hodge appointed to declare pulpit vacant. Rev A A Willeta joined from Dayton Presbytery and added to roll. F R Hartough requests dissolution of Red Bank pastoral relation. granted and Dr T Wilson to protect in Red Bank church on April 18. Committee on Arrangements report accepted. Stated Clerk’s report accepted. Rev H J Smith granted certificate for dismissal to New York Presbytery. Women’s Home Missionary Society report presented and referred to a committee of Revs Lewin S Mudge and W La Roberta and Elder Dr Alex Macy. Rev Albert G Bale presented a certificate from the Woburn Association, which was accepted and Mr Bale received.
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Rav
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Eilier Ira Otterson
HY Zandtrody
Wwe
Frank Lokas
A. H. Young
D.D
R. B Heige
D. D
St Femporatires
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H.B McGinley
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T Wilson
H. J. Smith
Presbytery of
New York
Women's Home Missionary Society
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Mudge
W. la. Roberta
Alex. Macy
Albert G. Bale
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