PRIMITIVE METHODIST SOCIAL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 48, 12 March 1901, Page 2

PRIMITIVE METHODIST SOCIAL.

j Tutittt: .wos a lergi gathering at the Irimitivt! Matufxlift Church last evening at the "ffiirvojt Thanksgiving Scia! which took the form of a firewhll to (he Rev, O'nhert. An excellent programme of musical items was r. nii' lvfl, s<jve-r»l anthems by the choir lining vci y meritorious productions. A selection by the £l*nchott Family is *lho deserving o f sppoiil mention, Tha pastor of the congregation, Rev. Nixon, ;<•, uiicl r>..» i'«)>ing«d■J .- v, C!V ... ; . i;.. .( 1. (Hi lit •<* : t> r>-: .» uston-

j/;• ...' di' l ■ '.ii.t diatr.es duriag tie oix },*«» of bis urnistiy, !.>y the Rev. Tluit, of Eltham, who spoko of his work there atid the cuiaouiN-gi meDt he L'id received and his hops that he would piove useful in the wider sphere to which he had been called in Wellington, and by the Re*. Olph'-rt who gave a really eloquent address in which he referred to his past work in New Plymouth acd the many kindneses he had received here mil hi.-, hopefulness for the future, Ho utsiio'tfd leaving New Plymouth, Hit .ewp'fcd tbu ©ill to work in the no tli i,'- • no ho c.iul'i uot refuse and l:« ism;«i l.u con! ' long be scared to ;il tbu good work, i .•» i l'*d o-.en bunded r»und uad i i,,in smij; ». 6nle »*' prouUoas, (>i it aid jriiduoe was hold d;nk)g vH>|, y, T Olp'.-vrt. l.ift to me i i ;■ t"'-v I;-v ,i vr . • i>»«*• aoa :•'»!«!. bo ieK2 at ii-i i,liiircl; urn worni*,*.