La Wallkill Valley nell'arte e nella storia. Gli anni dell'università sono stati spesi in West Geneva College, Ohio. Prima del suo corso universitario, trascorse i necessari quattro anni nel Seminario di Alleghany, e si laureò nell'estate del 1883. Ricevette chiamate da New Castle, Pa., New Concord, O., Oil City, Pa., Barnesville, N. B., e Coldenham, N. Y., accettando quest'ultimo, 6 marzo 1884. Più tardi riempì i pastorati atProspect Hill, Ottanta Secondo St. Vicino a Park Ave., N. Y. Nel 1890 accettò il pastorato della Vecchia BrickChurch a Montgomery. Era sposato con la signorina Bell H. Beattie, figlia del Rev. David Beattie

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The Wallkill Valley in art and story . college years were spent in West Geneva College, Ohio. Previous to his University course, he spent the required four years in the Alleghany Seminary, andgraduated in the summer of 1883. He received calls from New Castle, Pa., New Concord, O., Oil City, Pa., Barnesville, N. B., and Coldenham, N. Y., accepting the latter, March 6, 1884. Later he filled pastorates atProspect Hill, Eighty Second St. near Park Ave., N. Y. In 1890 he accepted the pastorate of the Old BrickChurch at Montgomery. He was married to Miss Bell H. Beattie, daughter of Rev. David Beattie of Scotchtown, N. Y., June21, 1888. The writer of this sketch is fully acquainted with his earnest zeal in his ministry at Coldenham andMontgomery—of the good fellowship existing between pastor and people, and his watchful care over the interestsof the community at large. His name is honored and revered among the citizens of the Valley of the Wallkill.Mr. McCready is the pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, at Chester, N. Y. 27. Rev. liolu-ri Rruce Glark. pm R1 R( >BI R1 BRt < I CLARK lias been pastor of the historic Goshen Church since January 1st, 1886, and in the mi essoi Ol the Rev. )r. Snodgrass, who in his day was amongst the famous Presbyterian • I . )Shen durng the last thirty-six years of his venerable life. Mr. Clark is a grad- ibersl ollege, Union Seminary, and is Identified with various interests of the beautiiul village in ih-- Presbyterian Church ol Goshen was organized in the year 1720. Three edifices have been congregation since thai time, rhe first was built sometime between 1720 and 1730; the second was . and the presenl commanding structure was dedicated 1871. it is massive, commodious, beautiful for situation; ol solid, rough stone to the top ol its spire ol 186 feet, comfortably seating 1, 200 people, and in , n : Kl beautiful park In the centre ol the village. The 175th anniversary of the church was celebrated In the Spring ol I 28

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