The Rev. Pearson: November 1904

The Rev. Geoffrey George Pearson . . . has come amongst us with a view to being licensed to the Curacy. We need not ask that he should be welcomed by all with that kindly feeling which is proverbial amongst us, and which his office deserves.

He has expressed an earnest desire for the renewal of our daily services, and this has been arranged, as will be seen in the calendar. He resides at No.2 Milton Terrace and is thus easily accessible in every emergency.

(Milton Terrace is the old name for the row of houses on the corner of Lancaster Street and Abinger Place. It is now part of Abinger Place)