Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-24

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another 81. One brother died at 90. an
other at Is aud one at II. A sister die,
at the age of 81 and another at "a. HI
was thrice married and his third wife sur
wives him.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
MEETING Of THE LUTHERAN SYNOD
Proceedings Of tho Fortieth Convention OF
East Pennsylvania synod.
Friday 3p. m.-Synod opened with pray
er by Rev. DR.. Albert. Rev. DR.. Hammo
of Brooklyn, was introduced by the presi
dent. The DIR. spoke at some length OF
the subject being nearest his heart-St
Matthews, of Brooklyn.
On motion of Rev. Il. w. HuffOrd synot
appropriated five hundred dollars out o
the church extension fund to the Brooklyn
mission to be paid before the first Of De.
cember.
The report of the committee on the
presidents report elected considerable
discussion. Adopted item by item.
Adjourned at $50 with prayer by Rev.
DIR. Valentine, president of Pennsylvania
college.
Friday Euening.-Dr. Conrad, of Phila-
dcIphia, editor of the Lutheran Observer,
delivered an address of over an hours
length on the subject of education. 1t was
masterly effort delivered in the clear,
logical manner which always character
ICES his efforts and impressive in it's deliv-
cry. After brief comprehensive introduce
tion he launched into his subj asking the
question, "TO what source must we look
for the repletion of the ministry" He
answered by saying, 1st, To the family :;
I'd, to the congregation 9th, to the col
lego; 4th, to the seminary.
Saturday lN0rning.-Synod opened with
prayer by Rev. A. H. Studcbaker, of Har-
risburg. After the calling of the roll the
reading of the parOchal reports followed.
The greater part of the morning was con-
sumed in their reading. These showed a
commcndable growth in the grace of CIV
ing, indicated systematic work in tho
churches betOkened conservation to the
Masters commands, and augured hopeful
ly for the future.
BY courtesy of synod opportunity was
given to DR.. Valentine, president of Penn
sylvania college, Gettysburg, who in his
always gentlemanly manner clearly and
briefly stated the prospects and hopes and
needs of his beloved charge. TO him
synod gave respectful attention.
At 11:3O synod adjourned with prayer
by Rev. w. P. Evans, of Columbia, and
went into secret ministerial session,
where business Of private character was
enacted.
Appointments for Local ruIpits.
st. Stephens Lutheran German }, Rev.
d. Meister, pastOr-Friday evening, Rev.
E. S. Henry, Of Pine Grove Saturday, 2
p. M, preparatory services, Rev. J.
Peter, of Mannheim ; Sunday, 1915 a. m.,
Rev. o. F. Wage, of Pennsburg Sum
day, l As p. M, Sunday School addresses,
Rev. j. Ii. Leeser, of Hummelstown, aud
Rev. Geo. G. Henry, of Millersburg Sun
day, 7:15 p. M, Rev. J. NJ. Deitzler, of
Trinity Lutheran, Rev. E. Green
valid. ID. d., pastOr-1O a. M, F. w. Con-
rad, d. d., editor of Lutheran O6serrer
Evening, II. NJ. Bickel, of ofPhiladelphia.
Christ's Lutheran, Rev. z. L. Reed,
Rev. l.. NJ. Heilman, of
Evening, Rev. J. H. Weber,
If Ashland.
st. Johns Lutheran, Rev. S. Stall, pas
Saturday evening. preparatory SER
rice, l.. f. Albert, ID. d., of Germantown.
sunday a. m, Rev. II. s. Cook, of Lion |
lille ; AS, Sunday-school addresses, NJ.
:. Hooker, E. II. Delk, Rev. w. NJ.
Baum, jr., II. Oberholtzer 3 D. m., Lords |
supper, Rev. w. NJ. Baum, ID. D.; cven-
ne, 7:15, J. Swartz, ID. ID. Monday, 10 |
}. m, memorial services.
Presbyterian church, Rev. DIR. Mitchell.
Ills, Rev. r. w. Huf.
ord, Of Easton.
Memorial Presbyterian church, Rev.J.C.
iume, pastor-Evening, Rev. G. E. Hay,
{ Allentown.
First Reformed, Rev.J.A. Peters, pastor
Morning. G. A. Hay, d. d., of Gettys.
urg evening, J. w. Finkbiner, of Mid
lctOWn.
Second Reformed, Rev DR.. Shumaker,
a. M, Rev. w. II. Dunbar, Of
ebauon evening, Rev. J. X. Dimm, of
.embertOn.
st. Luke's Reformed, Rev. Lichlitcr
Rev. NJ. II. Slime,
Maytown, Pa. Rev. P. Raby, Of Kim
erton.
Duke Street NJ. E. church, Rev. W. C. Rob.
son, pastOr-Morning, Rev. J. A. Writ,
Lyke1s; evening, Rev. 7. G. Bill I
elmer.
St. Paul's NJ. E. church, Rev. A. IL
Dllom: pastor-Morning, Rev. o. II.
elcher, of Kentuersville evening, Rev.
. Fernsler, of Clay.
First Baptist church. Rev. w. Morri-
n. pastor-Morning, Rev. II. b. Vile,
Easton evoning, Rev. Geo. G. Henry,
Millersburg.
Olivet Baptist church. Rev. NJ. Fraync,
Morning, Rev. w. H. Lcwars, Of c
acungie evening, Rev. E. G. Hay, of Is
o
Evangelical Association, Rev. J. C. :.
:ause, pastor-Morning, Rev. w. H, u
lily, of Stewartsville evening, Rev. s. $,
ssher, Harrisburg. G.
church, Rev. J. Max Hark. n
stor-Evening, Rev. J. II. Lesser. IL
Franklin and Marshall college chapel,
Stephen's-Saturday p. M, Rev. NJ. n
eeligh, of Ft. Washington Sunday IA
.rning, Rev. J. Swartz, of Werners- Ct
le. +
Vest NJ. E. Mission, Rev. r. A. Nc CT
aine, pastor-Evening Rev. P. c. Crole OF
Womelsdorf, Pa. "
Jnion Bethel, Rev. G. w. Sell Gu
ner, pastor-Morning, W. s. Dep, of as as