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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-24
The Hour of the Poor.

One Of the .addest scenes Of New York
life ia that which comes to the man who
takes an early morning walk before the
bright sun touches the spires. Then it
is that the hungry, bare-handed, thin
clad, worthy poor, who o. ont to work
or 70 seek work, may he seen hurrying
forth from cherries homes and frugal
breakfasts; the travelling tinker with cold
and red hands, carrying his irons and
shuflling along the slippery street in old
shoes without stockings: the poor laun-
dress, pale from the nights ironing, and
showing by her pinched face that il she
does not get immediate pay for the great
basketful of clothes she may go without
breakfast. and the poor nowsboy, with
shortened sleeves and pantaloons, calling
his papers and occasionally breathing on
his bent fingers as he jumps up and
down to induce little warmth. Nc
beggars appear at this time. II is the
hour Of the worthy poor.--NeS Y@l
Herald.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-24

An intimation Of the mischief done in
regions infested with white ants. by the
Notwithstanding habits Of these insects.
is furnished 10y recent law suit in New
South Wales The plaintiff, a contractor,
had received from the defendant in
structions TO repair house which had
been damaged by the white ants, and
that a considerably increased expen-
diture would be required TO put the
house into thorough repair, and he in
formed defendant Of the fact. The hill
for the work done was disputed a.
excessive.
A considerable amount Of evidence
was taken on both sides A. 10 the work
performed, and it was stated that an e.
innate could not bo given OF the con-
tract price Of work, as the white ants
operate during darkness. and the ex-
tent Of their rayagcs could only be seen
as the work progressed. One witness
described the house rs being no serious
II injured that new material would he
required throughout, and the best way
to have dealt with il would have been
"to put fire stick under t." The e.
timated COSTS Of the repairs before the
work was begun was about sl,1J0.
Tho defendant had paid 3. 900, and the
court adiudgod that he should pay $3.50
more
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-24
The 4" Brumbie."

The mustang Of the American con
tincnt has its counterpart in the
hrumbic" of Austmlia, large herds Of
which exist in the interior parts of
Queensland and New South Wales.
These animals are so numerous that they
have often been destroyed and boiled
down for the sake Of their tallow and
hides; and in somc Of the newly settled
districts they swarm in such numbers
that the squattcrs have to protect them
selves and the Vasturagc against their
inroads. BHlmbie stalking is q rccog-
uized pastime, the destruction Of the
wild horses being as necessary az the
destruction Of kAngaroos or rabbits. The
sport Of capturing and tanning these ami
mails, however, has attracted good many
adventurous spirits, who adopt tactics
somewhat similar to those adopted by
the inhabitants Of Mexico and Souih
America. The hardness and strength
and size Of these brumbies are remark.
able, and when trained thcy are of con-
siderable value. Their progeny, when
crossed with European horses, possess
excellent qualities II is recorded that
in one year no less than !. 900 wild horses
have been shot at single station in New
South Wales
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-24
How Raisins are Made IN California.

In Mr.. Blowers vineyard, Yolo county.
the grapes are allowed TO remain on the
vine until of golden color and trans
lucent. Then they are picked and put
on wooden trays two by three feet in
size, placed between the rows, sloping
TO the sun. When half-dried they are
turned by putting tray ON top, and by
inverting them both, arc transferred TO
the new tray. When the grapes lose
their ashy appearance, and after removing
the green ones. the rest are put into
large sweat boxes, placing sheets
Of paper between every twenty
five pounds of raisins. They are left
there for two wesks, when the stems are
tough and the raisins soft The packing
follows. in which iron or steel packing
frames are used, the raisins being as.
sorted, weighed, inspected, and made
presentablc. Mr., Blowers prefers a
rich, moist. sandy loan, in a warm eli.
mate, for misins, and believes that win.
ter irrigation will destroy insects and
keep the vines in a thrifty condition.
He prefers TO plant vines eight by ten
feet apart, or even ten by ten feet. and
uses fertilizers.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-24

The medical department of Queen
Victoria's household comprises three
physicians ordinary, three physicians
extraordinary, one sergeant-surgeon ex-
traordinary, two scrgcant-surgeans, .hFee
aurgeans extraordinary, one physic IN Of
the household, one surgeon Of the
household, one surgeon apothocary, two
chemists Of the establishment in orii-
nary, one surgeon occulist, one surgeon
dentist in ordinary, and one other
physician.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-24
River and Sea.


We stood by the river that swept
In its glory and grandeur away,
But never pulse o mo ldapt,
And you wondered at mo that day.
We stood by the lake IA il lay
With its dimpled face turned 10 tho light
Was it strange had nothing to say
To 80 fair and enchanting a sight
look ON your trcsses Of gold
You arc fair and thing to bo loved.
DO you think | am hoartloss and cold
That look and am wholly unmoved. Z.
One answer, dear friend, will make
To the question your eyes ask OF me;
Talk not of the river OF lake
To those who have looked on the SCR.
Ella WhecieT.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-24

The English language is mnch more
extensively spoken than any other; the
number Of people speaking it have more
than quadruplod during the present con-
tury.
, 1881-04-18

forth On its mission u love and mercy. Tho
sss' II stsSE sa er ts TeES sSss s
"Ornrtiirc. To-. tho Nosalni.'' frotn ItaMdol,
"n "n psa,,, lsxI the besuty powsr
ss s m sa he se "is' vss sns aG's s s
es e s Ssses Il ASr @ IT, IT, sas ssas o o
md prayer. Mendelssohna hymh, ."An9els rull
sertnon oa atm hosartecdon: sSc Fass anti The
r T. leaShfs alklnE for his oSt p t%o
Goriat6iaa., !" Now il Chrfst risoa and bccome
The ilrst fruits Of thom Tint slepE" ilc Rave .
es"rsSensSa ssssy e. tse fssR %Reo !qs ea s &
Christian thoolo9y, boldly lookinE in tho toce
r.s S E sSsntny gs1 Hnrs rs pe e an ts
text. The ovl ltio'ees " sso res',rsectio1 II
%ho e.taesy fae q b .ne.s ssa W. WIZ IN sapS
mont hai buried tiler hopes with lo Savior
wAs ail tho tnore eat,sfaotory. OIL that account.
throao, and hnl eontendod with themselves rs
Iat instoad hoy NV Zig. hanging oi ! .aalo.
tnn!tth Of tho scpulchro wns IN tho truaat sense
cn,btcnatIo Of tho rgok at despalr, which closed
nc sSff 81 or e 81 wsc Sq C o
aofl6c1. ending with tho gralltlcsi tabisau of All
aorvs.ieo II tl'o Iors Day a Scon 0E Erade'iy
Introduced, md trcw beautiful worl- l-piclures
G n, . o Ss a
md m Tho1n9s, who, 10 snil, was probably called
DIiymus because ~ oharnctor ho ,wne between
Ses5 me dG M 1oy anq 1ee % hat aa
che g invitation e behold tho print Of tho nails
MID flOtc WAH NF1i]Hntn TINT I'M 1tnIlntl hitn4
, 1881-04-18
EASTER F,LOWEIls,

HENAluS l2f t1@uF, hWlNGs
Prot. SWING prcltched to largo audtenoe yes
tcsiNy morning, hts thomo being "EaAtar
flowors." Following IL tho sermon.
With knops and apan foweEa.-I. Kij.Qs, vl., 10,
Like tue Orn, of cup with flowers Of ltloa.-
,conaidor tho lilies how ,l,ey srow,-L,&s,
Tho Christian Church has como tn ono at sts
Rrontcst fastivnls,-lts festvnl Of tiowcss In
Mvtnory Of tho resurrection Of tta Lord. Lettuys
mud dispatches huvo for weeks aud dnys ucsn
sent In NIL directions. ordering frnm tho areat
c0ntscs " tlnsoultlrnl Ecnlus aud Industry
those wonderful products of the ground which
como up 10 inotuDsy under ,lntlioA OF rose, 4nd
isly. aud datsy,A roIl.oal! fur Rreatur thun that
Of lIosnors ships, and Inuctl moro impressive.
Could there DO wrIttGn tho history u last wsok's
colnu.crG0 III 1oWers, W0 shuutl ha Rls,l1zou ut
Its curious secnt aud could wo seH at Ullco all
tho tiorul gItts brought this ono morning "a TITO
House Of 0oa we should have at least higher
rcgnrst than was evar heiuro churlshpl by lss
Tor Our ll0ssoMlpg world, III TINT pAgo Of tls
history or the rose anA tho NY VIZ tld tllat tho
Telegraph has boom busy for weCk, aonltt,g
South a!'l Eass the decided words, y Sopsi Nv
towers,"
Let ~ not DO ashamed to mako q tho.no out OF
these beauties Ut Nature, fnr uny such shame
would not establish our relations u ksuatucss,
but rathor to nh unhealthy sell if-conuelt. When II
nun outArows tho willingness tu spuuk Of those
decorations af tho homo, mud tho But1letl, and
tho lell. tho ttno has o1ao Tor htIa to 10 tr,us-
ferrea 10 AoniG suiphtler pIAAot thAn eurth,
Willie III thls worll We shall nl 10 well to pundpr
Ut times not only over tho Aoral ulspiuy earth
nnkca. but over the philosophy and i,uport OF
tuo fact. The fact itsuif IL full Of tho evidences
VI ped, Is TYl VI absolute beauty; IL fuil gr
, 1881-04-18
HYDE PARK.

FlltST pHESnfTERtAN -
At tho First Presbyterian Church, Hyde Park,
tho usual Easter ceremonies wcro bold, and in
the evening tho children bold ptcnsant md e1l-
tcrtaihing service. Tho church was DECORATED,
hny1ug on tho organ front. just back and above
tho pulpit, Il bed OF pants In full bloom, somo
twenty foot long. On tho pulpit wore bouquets
Of out flowers.
at st, Paufs Church, an unusually flnp display
OF decorations vns nialo Oa tho Gltur was a
largc oroas composed OF larac white lilies, whito
CARNATIONS white roses lilies Of tho valley, aud
smflax. On Githcr Btdo wero vases OF cnllR
l!ltcs and cut tlowcrs In tho centro and III front
Of tho cross was large bouquet at gcruu1ums
and porigoniuma, while either side Of tho altar
Cloth was trlnimed With featoons OF roscs, blilc-
aose eS an9 ts ssTSnS PERTH 81
WAS beautifully festooned with roses, cnriiN-
tons, EerAnuins, md other flowers. On tho
front of tho caxlc 1eutprn wAH q largo cross of
cut iowora, composed OF white liliHs, cnr,n-
tions. roses. forEot-mo.nots., sWoet olys'uns.
The baptismnl font was illlcl With bloninInR
plnrts to h!Eht Of four feat, and in tho centre,
set OF hv dirk background. was a large harp
or cut Hover Thu prNyer-desk wns trimmed
With nowers. % Tho MUSIC Was unusually good.
"GhIst ..!G our passoysr". "...-.... ..".....,.
!. 1bi ue1 oo
"They hnye taken nwny my Lord ~. .stAinor
Tho sermon WIS from 1. Corinthians, tlttoGnth
al! do, no In Christ shall all DO tlado Nilve" Thu
aornlon w9s lnntnly OF tho lootriuo OF Eternal
Hope, and extremely llbornl. In the afternoon
chlldran'B service W1s hold.
, 1881-04-18
GRACE EPISCOPAL.

AN ELABORATE FLORAL DISPLAY.
-, Not only was ovory scat occupied III 0snce
ovo no te mo neSs ana ovesr
boon noted for ,ho rnaunor in which IL Eaator
solehra..ons have boon oarriol out, ana ye.tey-
STANDARD established s ,'.a a. Tho services wero con;
n.c,, sos.ic smn ,sas r "r o .a Em. s s t"
9fFSq ISrl.s sqst9 ss 4 m!or. oa%sSt ;sss
"TtoFa ~. 9,nt,n, n ExsHl1's IS
"JMhllato" ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~. Pcuso
Antholr--"G Gnl Hath Appointed a Day. Tours
istat;. 1ve,a xaaw .nss my noa'emot .slrnndol
Tim ors, ,1as.; iss 5f,,.fc ;.a,,. ,itts neo, ,,..
variety Vi ornament was reproson,ed. @ % and a tho
,,pper on of tho church WA nnc Mai nr fn,vers
In front Of tho altar stood cross, iuiiy Six font
This magnificent amir was preaentod by Mr.
W w., 1lunooSl TO- ., r. "a rom enhranee Of bis oooasoa
i, ri, nrn"inms ~s s.,rr ", Mnt1sc , Gfgss
a,d roses. viii tsaeery q sni}ax; y' pre'sented
no,nnu.Ui out,ralv nf is. un HraI r.,s[is GroHs @
n,e smmr oo4inn "a az ~ n riot ~ H. oce- o
Hrp y Yhs H. s ra da 70 rs AnTo
ssier MS lInnry. un t cotntn a. anG %ns aes
9yus y WI vuetss aGd w n. tp 9g I've
il, remcm,nrunae 81 ber iittln rtri A'' ''ou''s
ad an usa Sa rs EhS'0s o @ r. Sr hs
anah.'r IL IIlies, sosabu.. - yioiots All p'nks. H.
vnr fsn VIII sna ~ T. 1ft s Of inc oa ra.
sent By Mrs JUN i. Cartor in Wornory W ~ hnr
hasbsai:. Moar " stasa / noaofial cross Is and md
ps q fc,e r. rns09Mas nnM pink pToSsnGd @
s. Il to too sa q M ~ rn T
, 1881-04-18

154H E7AoEE{f nssEtV|Eka
of tho Flsst Presbyterian lhurch wpto OF IN an.
pr0prlAto aud imposlug Natur0. Tha local deu-
arastoas, though not 'psoftaso. waeo neAs una
snwaust.vo. OnA tablo Ia front Ut tho pulpit
and uenrly conc9alingit It wero uunibcs Ok boa,l-
ttlut aud fragrant tuwers, taatstutty arranged,
whose brl9as oo'ora blending with the green
psuiuoed u nloss ploas,ng vreys. Tho apotIess
purity Of tho beautiful collection Of lilies On u
sn,uIi stand to tha right wuEo calculated 10 in-
spro thoughts Ut the purity OF that gospel Of
glud tt1inya which burtt upon the world In the
broad Vau4teVcs Of its eompletepsss on Easter
morn. 10 lhe tight Il ,undant basket Of ttuwsss
was susnonn4 4oa W tho n<nF1 OK a lare with IT.
, 1881-04-18
CHRIST CHURCH.. -
INTERESTING SERVICES COMMEMORATIVE or

TUE DAY.
The Easter services TIT Christ Church yesterday
morning vera OF nn unusually interesting anl
attractive character, and tho eh.Ircl, was packed
to the doors Thu uornl decorations consisted
ofn magnificent cross Oil the pulpit Of catlas,
pinks, aud tAbesosea, With tho mystic luttags /,
II. s. lu.rod and whtto pinks, At It's foot wcro
three hcaa Of ilowors Of catls and pnks, Sur
rounded by tho green leaves al a,nllNx. THO
baptlsmul font On tho loft wus literally srnoth-
erad ln beautiful circle at ilowora, and rcs-
too ned with sml'ax anh flowers. At other siuo
also was stand Of llowers md buck ot this on
tho railing of tho communion altnr WIS smaller
cross. Tho whole was arranged With oxgutst
Tho Maaeal numbers were also exceedingly
affns.iye; The sholr wh!ets rxs eosla.ln
tho music WIS well delivered.
Ths roow1nF y = t9 nrogs"'n ;,
Easter saas1schstss oae IL rhosaS
"uiosu III ExcelsIs - Toass
S yS5s's Rs Sss iis;i:ss SGs;s $S;! Ss.s
Hymn-"christ tho LORD il ristl, @ , tu.iay "Ase
"lntlamn.ntys" froi stabnt Alntdr. ~. .iosylnl
Authon'-"Tho Lord Is my streuvt'l".
nyns"ar Lord Is :lsGa iion iio
ca,Sn,,t;n;, us@ .ryfco
Tho solo voices wore His d. i, farson soprana,
Vivian Kent. basso-sll Under tho ljrcction ii ii
GsSsy SSsSs ~ s9 Ess, ;a discourse
Christ was raisad up from tho donl W tho 1loty
q SS r%qt Mf as Il
IL th0 present 1ge when such porststcnt nnd
~ performance d i !nireso wAlea above iii
!nind Whather tho resurrection wera trim Of
1a'so, Il hal nevnr been cseHFly dtsprovel.
, 1881-04-18
ST. JAMES, EPISCOPAL,

Az. r,..an, r,,.....t- ~. -. - - ~,
Az st' 1nnos' Gaufcn tAcfo wna IN unusually
larEo congregation, not only filing avery scat,
but croWdlng into the alBlcs for Stumbling room,
and the seryieas wcrt hcnytJf,t. ,rrrn,aive nr5
uw,,rt,,1at, -. ~. $1,000 A'''e. .a'A'o' "aN
"pLtopi'Ato ~ kAo occaa1uu.,
Tue church wore holiday nitro, and tho dco-
oratlons were elubornte and tustoful. md tho
tiorni dIsplnv 40 urofse thnt tho oir IN. Io,le,
WITH m" .vsntos, ,,om, m, ~ "n "aa
wnu WV tue a"es'css pcFtunes. Iho onancol anu
tho space 70 tho roar OF tho pulpit wGa bowor
Of Naturta nxnuIsIt Gifts, md beside these
weru designs In evCrpreon md Wv rioh nni m.
tic;r,- Tor, w. -on,1,,. ,,., ,, .ssa 49,
.e,ns. IRON, 1na ., seauinR'aesk was suspended
tho .puIplt waa oo,nnlctoly onvolopod With tho
wns cllolao collection Of tropical piants which
Ing oroet. III suveral OF the wtndows wcro
main ontranoo to the auditorium Stout mus
awe uruss, routing upon marble PEDESTAL wlijcI1
WIS Wrought OF lilies hpld In pincp BY sprivs OF
Nv, ind wnios,, porhaps, wns tic orowpinr niooo
Of tho very oIcRni,t ii1rnl exhibition. a T'N0o
Tho inltslo wis anothpr foaturo or tho celcbra.
ton, md the otu{r {Into nf St. pnIi's Church,
wis 1T lis bcat. tlnJor Tho direction al iosonh n
Ii, Knox. orunnist. 1t wus tho sncnntl mnnrnr.
auco or tho chnir In tho ch,Ir1h Hni NAV {ns s"t1
to have l0cn tho uanasio,t If ia rnrmni Sf,i,i
introjuction 10 tbo cDt,nrrsat,on whi".,
was, ovi;lnntly n very, nicasntst mn
THO proKrun s0ieotod WINS ono N whInl Tho sov.
erul inunbura warn rtvcI, chnn"N r. MtanSrv
, 1881-04-18

u, moini INV, Wnetn n1hn cannnl hhu sanenaKo aa
tn Ills 9rnvo witnoHs havlnx rsrcS,i 10 10" wor,Is %
ina. Ito iooks IL siicso cnHions L as III ,ncthM Of
iS ho "t worSss y, dc scns e s % mn
crs on tho con an.i Of, tho sr,vo 'i nso sho ticf
md permit tho cvorurccn. tho lty, and tho roso.
whss sas ssS,'SG seseaGted hs f. Offering, in n
!ho M TEMPLES nf worship h4s brei,, mt nnly tho
M 'ne ysars ~ oar eoo s10
aas 20 aofie,idd rs estI,nte or taod and mum.
c1 ns @ tra ~ q ,' ttro tt
tsh sho The 'ootrss ~ g tso g,snosr
d iai5 tho arEo sn1rnsimF in Tho Ifet 'front.'
,,enagsi ,,e airlytrR; E VIII nalieons asFes thre;
Tint bc!nF women. Alreiy y no nl,et u d.
yo;rrtSg asos Th9 snrna Willy. fnl,nw fl!y
plotulo havo alike pasacl AWAY from print and
froul r, memory, Ntd Instead hes como 4 ohur9t!
1wcss tI wa IN tito ovssy syo hs Ga on% sSws e. wt.4
tIanlty ana sont Into our earsi. iiim waS hi.
Of the prophet: ~ havs loved yo,i with in In
wl os punished for theF s!Ms, md thnt tho dtf.
ns Erpat as The difference Il! !he!r quality, 6Wt,
after thts y nitrnc,l. thorc remains an !!llt,onso
merry, md shst merry viii tways iii ovcry r;n part
f,c.t q .se ak Kng m gf n En4nt r. g and kaa
he sbner bcnevooce aof q uoa. ah''S rh. ai o y,
9t loyo ad J,,st!eo IN tho ttoo!ovy Ut inter days
9Rxpfe;s II. tl,stt kratli!,de that .ho reiisioa u
arae y Sss I e Ct tssSe S oE
si,y;ds; II @ Ta,a!nx TO .'s th|s lesson Of kindness,
, 1881-04-18
OTHER EASTER SERVICES.

ts - .seoinl. onVittn.
sixth street, was tlllod yesterday moruiug with
large congregation, md tho Easter services
wt,ro tntnrratinv n,,l in,nrcaatvc. rrho nav. II
WY ,".ot Set,n4 Aaa aup'eesAvo' Ano A'ov' H.
~ 4iol!Anut 1teolor W tno cnufen, ptoAoaea
thoughtful sermon from tho text, " hut ia now
neto 4 manifest ~ tho appearance ct ear Savior
,,osh ,'za,'s. tro uAs1 1.ueu ,.'. e'."; .u
hata Drought life ena Immortality to light
quartet choir Of tho church, Mrs, Pslco, Hiss
1,orsm,p, Mr, f,nrlts mi A. nrovns r",,,u.o.,
Ss tol1oxins nasS; ad thois sns.as 1S'Ss vsSS
hS:;Ss xsy sssSs7" ssse ~. %ey :sek 70 the w,rr,n
ssm1e1tn y, Mxoo,sts 'as ooe 1HsSo'er u9k
.Grnte II hnS ie1.,y II neu '..'ap Il na'es ,iheS
oiertosyMao. tx yo tn hath appointed day." 1Irs ,
Con,niu, IN. NJ alnistnrc4 ~ iorun ,,n,hnyy any
Of ;t,!a ts,omm!nn,oanis: 2! tI i t.. A.,
transly hcSst a, ~ uHG taTn nm was 9
nrpnmvSt Ws u II ~ no nnn5a ~ aq er 1re
sS h., g5sS 5 Rss
twnlvv, niiiHrs Ii thc malP; hn.fw nt ' tho o,apS
Ssss terss !sd ~ va! Sss w
,fsanT xiG9fs &c howar an nn9bar 81
hS nas1SS wSEG r auhF s 3. 1ts ~ On
I: Q; sisssates, T. tr!sats E 10 'ssnG;y s q
T's s;re rnt W. " viii fat @ saq ny
pats wors rEod nong tho baso o. the sa
Il iss:Soasd sai!sx:, sad SsSf, ,Is yt%t i Shito
nronsn nsss ~ coi;n 1,,. amu .t., eF Fst ~ t,
eop e ha oss ankaa 20
ss ss 1sssss %ss:: ~
Sa% u ~ ss fsst v lsre es xhte axasa trs" ss
1 ana afoana y WerS oanstGf . 1o!spso Whlto ad
pf sSS onq 1s qs ~ w.
, 1881-04-18

OLD burden Of guilt asatn, bnt each one must
hayn tho rGmcml,ranco Ut A(A ne something to 10
natS 's fntSyn, u was ,,ocSssHFy daily to ronow
Aft1r tho acrTnun followed cnni1rmatio serv.
!tes, IN Which n6oAt hftoon wnre rofofvc1, nnd
this was followed by uOFnniunlpn.
, 1881-04-18
panied by tho organ. violin, and corps, :,
musloal prugranl WINS as follows; '~ 7

Castor CNrut, ,..,....... ''+'s 'suapps
Glorla-"ro Dot,m Laudam,is" :. win. i.ol.--
Itymn........... ...,..........,..,,... 'Aeksaa
nffortory- Soprano Roto. ....,..j. aponcn;.: -
orEan v0llntnry,. ,,,.eft .soft
ntnnnR tho hcAu7" Thoro was Iar9o connvln1
THE 1tory vA,tr
mr., ,,.,,,,.t..,1 t.-. .'i
,,htr9,p nw pssncPal nGstVr service nt Tho Ca,ho,.
o'ninnr T., ~ ~, ~ y, LILY Nh!ug ,oconrret! Mt i6S
Mas was cecbrniud. T,,s ,iccopnt.anneal t.aneal 1lieh
confined almost cntyrcly tu tho hiphH hHer
tar, this being arrayetl In irrk... ik. Il
lovely fol!ng0 and exotira which y
tho turning tnpcrs. presented ttaz1jlnV n,n.,h ~
Tue nttcntat1co was 40 Eront Tint, In spc ~ e
lm,n,4p,'sliy # tho alltrlnn. standing. ~
eei!aeassG sohhsnop FesSat 'es ai1siael1n 1Sdiaselnse
tho nsslstnnt proat was tho Itov. Father Iasasa aa$
s ncMnl!l,.. The DeacoMs OF Honor wess eypp N:
aan, wl,lp Fatbor JohM u. .Dolaney NJ! H9t. e:
Deacon Of tho Atnss, asstated by Father :ohssas ~
carrol as Sui. Deacon: 4 beautiful and dSans spnns
Dnwl,ng, WIN tuck for his toxt Vt. MIX. sss'!ht
"DD not nlrtghtel. re seek Josils uI Nas,ssi.,!S:
wltct Vas cr'ioiilel ite II riaon; tc is Sstaa
Ths mSsJrai iest!,ses a tie s serv!ec @ we,.
asslstsa y tSo usual sior ; Ths 'pS psos9sms oSs19Sas
,hovoni nsranxeS Ss Sy prof. A,Isn I fsam fKas
dolssohn Mr. N. Icloohowskl playing iho o.sss s,eo
III Tho "VrnJ." rrDAAflen conducted fhs ~ GIM
trolt. graduate, otYrrtory, md cnrnnIton }a ~
gave tho vlullu SOLO In tho olfortnry. A"a aa
ar. ANt,ntw'a rr,scnrar
r,a., .a...1.N. ." . ~.
1,rtsnnr,, 1,h.,s 1sn.,n nStu H. II ~. Andse1t
itpi.ow tr,E1s mess MsnlnRton vi
t.sy sttSs, yunEesAy mnrnnK; tho lter. b.
"tfTaMHcs 1T,, n'tS, !. WE WIS ,ntacs iNtggf.
,,, rirnu y, Wis as,iM ,,. W. WIN 9Wers and t
III III sna s1,ics ,l,c 6h am1 hMn an M aa vass Of
a,,rr,ttnmn st st aHn scneiVt karaulni
Hta .,,,,st, ,,.a n.,.; soa !" sno oenffe
c1e osoIr W. oons'stnr Fl hss ne egu
stoneano: to1, MIss Il sotz aye; Msss G. ~ en
y; rhm ntnrt,n, ,eani 9kss' -
r. sasto Lno iausoa! progfam Tns oponod BY III
i,ast,a ,hsWr antimnmaIunEisE onr lassover"
Kneopa Thc TS psis in1es " y bnessy
In.i. 1.S n TX oHaioy my n1c1: LYNN lu!, Nynnl:
Imt'8 n.n nu9't LYNN aui; olertofy, "Chrtst III
a"rvica. ~ hs,,,,s H. uMaelner; cnamuniaa
the nig chn,,t hy So' o'oFA la Eseesls, ffpa
g!ne p o s9fs af pfn Mo0t the twet,h 4 9hss
eS @ aad r. o ha9 were aald Afer tas @
tho nlaetcnnth verse OF the fifteenth chnpte. d
ffo H. ,, n!st Sp.Stao 70 INC Coelntn1ana "It nsa
a1 ,a on.y , We nMvo hope " Gnrst we Nro Of ii
hod aftor % tfo Eastur services 5,snon Ths s'nd. 4.
seeoo! Easter festiyn! occurred IN tho eseast s
.hm - n,,E!o ,, ~ eho Mnanoln! cona!iionA
~. tc e., al! 1Asow @ IMurGns nnu announced th1t
~, rno ~. Het,y nMu ~ pue ssall reou
~ " io, iuo pews LOT Tue purpose Of Increasing
stntod that tborc wt,s anal, II mnItss,s Sts ~
tho church property, which would 10 passaI. i