, 1877-02-02
SUBURBAN..
UAVENeWOOD.


The FIRST anniversary OF tho eabbath-school
connected with tho First n. E. Church of Ra-
vcnswood took place Tuesday evening last, and
WIS q complete succcss. Tho attendance was
very largc-too great, in fact, for nil could not
hc provided with seats. The church was bcau-
titulty trimmed with cscrgsccns, mud much OF
the praise for the Quo effect ia duo 10 Mrs. Cor
don, who wns in1cfatigablo In her cxertions.
Tho singing by tho school waa indeed pralsc-
worthy.
After prayer by the pastor, Jimmie Won Horn
mounted tho Eosttum and gave a recitation etl~
Titled The child's Faith In God" This was
ssssyed wh us s1o en- Sna ts ttiC aC eow @
mtc." Miss Lulu Van Allen then recitcd '"To-
day and to,1norroTn; ss,e appeared perfectly
ut home. Little Edith Kendall, of Chicago,
9nn o ,sn as sdcs Sat 11 pq ba tTGfS
this wns enthusiastically received, and by special
request she afterwards delighted the company
by singing beautiful little piece called Birate.h
bis defamation. s "Kcop stiii.'' = &A' 'A''''' ~
pastor. tho liey. D, n: Tomptins. Nj. Charles
Trulcau, tho Superintendent, stepped forward,
assured tho paatoF Of tho love and esteem Of
tho whole congregation, presented him with
pockct-book containing goodly sum Of money
as . mark OF their appreciation Of his course
A AQ,sartettc, consisting Of Misscs Hattto Shcp-
herd unl Ella Gurnic, and AlT. V. +. brown,
then EanE "Gatlcring Homo +" with nne effect.
Mias Mary Turner'S class Eecitod "Ilotae IN
c1rG and perseverance of their teacher.
The laurcls Of the evening wcrccarricla wayby
ailss Jennie Van Of little glrls, rang
Ing In age from to 9ycs1s, who oFcpcatedtn con
cuel, lcttsr Of tho alphabet. The solo, "The
lithrra went sa1llng," Waa sung With good effect
by sls. v. i. Brown somv excellent advice
was then Elyen to tho andIcncs by the Misses
Bruns In the trio entitled "snlla whcncyer you
can.n
Tho Secretary, MI. Van Allen, then made his
annual report, which showed very gratifying
TI.e ltsy. i. y. Lathrop, tho former pastor o,
thu sosietY. who orgaulxcd tho school q year
ago, was prcscnt, mud, after making few time
y rsmarks ~. @ to tho snsinee5s my ~ general, con.
Tho sunday-ssllool, to whom s,c presented Bibles
as ruwarels for prompt attcndauca: Lulu Van
Allen. tas, s;sorEs e.. Holt Charlie Drums willis
Much prAiso for tho excellence Of the musical
portion Of tho programme Is duc to Ailss Lydia
j. Ncwcomb, os9anst, aud Mr. V. T, brown,
snof!stsr' TO whom. 81 WI! ~ 70 M!. Charlie.
thanks was voted by tho audience.
HYDE rAHK.
Hyde Park bonds arc ut present at par, whlla
but . few months ago they were but W. This
ID duu to tAe belief Of tile money men that the
Hoarli Ut Trustees aso trying to run the town On
| an economical plan. Tie Board Of Trade of
Chicago has . largo quantity OF Hyde Park
bonds ut present.
sidewalk from Colshour TO the Rolling. Mills
| wns brought up 1t the last ineGtIug aud was
yutcd agalnst BY Trustees Hoguc. Dcnsley, aud
Powcil. and for By Trustees Farrell, setiund,
| aud Taylor. Tho Gust u this job would have
been about 81 ooo, u some claim that especial
nssessncut could uever havo been COLLECTED.
| A meeting 05 th0 pcrtons 1esirous Of forming
4 Msthollst Association tn Hyde Fark was held
number were present. Resolutions wesu read
BY Hlessrs. boyd and T, G. Williams, and, utter
discussion, they wcro referred to = coiunlittee,
who WILL present them utter service Sunday
afternoon, ut which time the Rev. DR.. MrChes-
ney will preach. II should DO noted that d..
FIood has given h!s hall, with lights and fuol,
| " tho Society tor ono year Without Govt.
| Tho concert under tic auspices VI the Ladics'
Aid Society, which ls to b. held at the resldcuce
Of Judge Williams, on Woodla1n ayeuuu, near
| Forty-lsnsh street, promises 70 be grand sue
ccas Over aoo tickets hays been sold. and there
are Mosu wanted.
A memorial service will be held In tho Baptist
man Bowen, son Of H. Steven bowen. Tic
service Ia to be children's servtse.
llouscs ara reut!ng In Hyde Park better this
higher than last year, but ali the houses will b.
3llch. A large number of pcraous are comlng
froul tho city to mako thctE home 10 the most
pleasantly located suburb south " Chicago.
Thu funeral serylye aud burtal of lardpeE
Foster, who died ou Tueslay night, took plare
yesterday; tho body was deposited in the Oak.
| woo1s Cemetery vault.
| a 8IHuiac's Vision aud = Watchers Nerve.
| F4flAbura 0Ittitr
| 4 gentleman In CounGllsville bud lost his rc1-
sou, anL pendlhI tIs xotliIttal 10 nixmont,