Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-27
RELlGIOrS.
A S-1nday school Anniversary.

| S"fnu1y ScnOOl Anniversary.
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Sunday
school celebrated its twenty-seventl
anniversary yesterday. Beautiful EN-
blen!s, incln,;ins rw, floral anchors, wer
placed on either side Of large and hand
some cross in flowers. while 4 bouQue
stood at the foot of the altar. The font
was gracefully trimmed with cut lilies
begonias and smilax, and very true
likeness of the late Rev. Charles A.
Baer former superintendent of
this school hung before the pull
| pit. The exercises opened with a
professional hymn, followed by hymns,
! selections Of scripture and prayer. MIR.
j. W. Hubley, the first superintendent,
delivered an historical address. Superin-
tendent Alfred A. Hubley presented a
report, which showed the school to be in a
flourishing condition. The pastor also
made missionary address, and liberal
collection was lifted. Then, on behalf of
the officers, teachers and Bible classes, the
pastor presented an elegantly wrought
go!d-head cane to Mr.. A. \. Hubley,
who appropriately responded. The exer-
cises were terminated by prayer, doxology,
benedictiOn and occasional hymn.
Missionary Meeting.
The anniversary meeting Of the Duke
street church, and its several missions,
was held in the church yesterday. ln the
morning Rev. w. c. Robinson, the pastor.
preached a missionary sermon, after which
a collection for missions was lifted. In
the afternoon the young folks had an ell
tertainment, consisting of music, speeches
and rectations by the pupils of the Sun
day school. and addresses by the pastor,
onJ Dax, n, v NT;tol,o1l Of fho Droc
byterian church. The collections, morn
imp add afternoon, amounted to SG25.
Columbia.
Rev. Z. W. Buoy, son-in-law OF Bishop
Simpson, preached eloquent and thought
full sermons in the NJ. E.church yesterday
morning and evening. The Sunday school
missionary society of the same church
celebrated its anniversary in the presence
Of 600 persons yesterday afternoon. Rev.
IL. Wheeler, pastor, presided. There were
music and prayers; recitations and ad-
dresses and over 5000 raised for the mis-
sion cause
F. A. Bennett home from Michigan
Six tramps in the lookup last night
Another big party in prospect.-River
failing.-F. & NJ. callege boys in town
"cIt Suo"u Iuo SiSutS.-oUu peTSOnS
watched the dipping yesterday of six men,
bers Of the First African Baptist church,
Two young bloods, while drunk, got into
dispute over the Sullivan-Ryan fight and
to settle it with fisticuff near
Bachman's planning mill, but after ten
minutes sparrirg and 10 blood the specta-
tors and fighters adjourned in disgust.
Excelsior Elocution club at Miss Maggie
Puppies to morrow evening.-Saturday
hight st. John's Lutheran congregation
gave Mrs. Charles P. Shreiner surpl ise
party Sc sat down to supper.-John
Smith, of York, in owH:to-day.-David !
kline's one year-old daug ghter died sud-
denly in her mothers lap on Saturday
night without previous illness.-" Cloak |
man" detected and exposed on Chestnut
street, Saturday night. - Miss Ella
Shertzer, of Lancaster, visiting Miss Ida
Our Boys" baseball club to be |
Jacob Rowe remains very !
weak from the fit in which he fell to tho |
floor unconscious on Saturday evening
The old Vigie steame: to be shipped to |
Clapp & Jones.-Hanover Junction bond |
holders meet in Marietta tomorrow to ar.
range for the completion of the road