Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-21

Thurs,ay.s RELIGIOUS Services Pine Programme
wen Carried Out--N~w Arrivals.
Thursday Morming-Elder II. Long, OF
Rohrerstown, gave Bible reading at $40
o'clock In the prayer meeting tent 1t was
largely attended and was very instructive.
At 10 o'clock, Elder b. +. Beck, Of Harris
burg, delivered an excellent discourse from
Hebrews, vi, Q. His text was /: 'erhings that
accompany salvation" His remarks were
we'll chosen, and were very well received by |
his hearers Elder Beck Is to be compli- |
mented on the feast OF good things that he |
gave to his audience.
He was followed by Elder w. r. Coovert
of Plttsburg, who took exceptions to Elder
Beck's remarks in n way that was very Sc
!, vercly commented upon after tho service.
7Nursddy 1fternoon.--As announced IN
| Tlnrsday's edition, the service at 1.3O
wasof more than usual interest II was Ger,
tainly ythe best meeting that has been held
during ne camp, and the ladies deserve the
o al for snca ssesve
| the highest pralss for the creditable manner
in which they acquitted themselves
The programme wm as follows:
Prayer-Eider roose.
Vocal solo-Ida Boycc.
Recitation -" Ten CommandmcnssJ Horace
"a Little Boys Trouble lotto Nelson.
"see That Jesus Gets AIl"-Mamie Hammc
M5sic--schooi
spcech,Clement Martin, ,,.. p
a naes W ans
'si,naoesi Musicuchoir.
"God is seen in Everything '-Rosc Nelson.
speech--John seihamer
Kecitation-Chas. McCarter.
| Recitaticn-" Nobody's Child" Lizzie WIN.
Recitation = The Maiden Martyr" Mary
| Geiger.
ASlSrsssp solS sns sgSaffr s cvey spring paneh,
L Benedicti0n.
! The o'clock worship was largely attended
| Elder J. Ii. Lockwood, of Middletown
! | preached an interesting sermon from Romans
| ", 10" For IT, when we were enemies, W.
| were reconciled to God by the death OF hi
| Son, much more being reconciled, We shal
be saved by his liie." His remarks wer,
listened to with the closest attention and very
favorably commented upon.
Thursday Epening--The prayer meeting
at Q o'clock was conducted by Bro. Myers, o
D Att 80 o'clock Elder w. ]. Grissinger, @
1.andisburg, York county, preached a.
8 | eloquent sermon from isaiah xvii, IL
' "And it shall come TO pass" &c.
Elder Grissnger Is to be compliments
. | upon the able manner in which he presente
his subject to his hearers.
Notes.
The services tomorrow will be as follows
r $50 a. m. A. ii. Long; 10, J. NJ. Speese 3 !
: m. II. L. Byrnes o, w. Palmer; 1880, J. II
II | Esterline
l. Following are the arrivals for to-day: Nj
Q Geo Irwin, of Middletown; Mr.. John
o White, of Harrisburg; Miss Katie Beatty,
Harrisburg; Elder NJ. NJ. Foose, OF Harris
3 | burg; Mr.. Baxtresser, of Midlletown; Mr.
n | Irwin, of Middletown Mr.. Frank Steif
% hauser and family, of Columbia; Mr.. job
| Young, of Harrisburg; Miss Cassel
Miss Rhoads, Miss Breneman, Miss MAJ
In ming and Miss Buck walter, of Mt joy ; Nj
. | Isaac Lloyd, of Harrisburg; Mr.. Cha
:, | I.averty and wife, Of Harrisburg n.
IL Rowen, of Valley Forge X. l.. Byrnes,
Stonerviile, Westmoreland county; Mr.
9 Metzgar of Mannheim Rev. MIR. Hughes an
q wife, U. b. preacher of New Holland j.
L Hershey and wife, of Petersburg.
. A number of the young people of the cam
70 went to Penryn park this afternoon and @
70 pressed themselves h,,bly pleased Wi
le | their trim,