Article December 26, 1903 Issue

Among the Churches

The dedication of the new First Church of Christ, Scientist, took place on Sunday afternoon, October 25. A large congregation was present; visitors coming from Detroit, Saline, Ypsilanti, Northville, and other places. Addresses were made by Charles K. Skinner of Detroit and Mrs. C. E. Baker. Mrs. Mary Kellogg read a history of the church, which was organized a few years ago.

Contrary to the general practice, no money was solicited to pay debts,—not even was there a collection taken up. The handsome property has cost the society, of which there are only thirty-three members, about $4,700, and it is all paid for. The church is to be congratulated.—Exchange.

From correspondence e learn that Mr. Skinner said in part,—

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