Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-28
,,AB6Ur SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK.
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Revival and Expansion.


Revival and Expansion.
COLUMBIA, Oct. 2s.--The third of DR..
TrumbuWs Yale lectures on the Sunday
school will be read this evening at 1880
O'Clock In the Presbyterian church. The
eub,ec4 will be: |" Its Modern Revival
aud Expansion" The lecture will include
. discussion Of Zinzendorfs and Wesley's
work among children, the Sunday school
beginning Of Robert Raikes, nature and
progress Of the movement, its influence In
England and elsewhere, the Sunday schools
In America, illustrations Of their power,
and the international lesson system. The
benefits and pleasure which are TO bc de-
rived from these lectures will repay the
effort Il may cost any lovers OF Sunday
school work 10 hear them.
On Sunday morning an unknown man
attempted to board westbound freight
train at the Bridge street crossing. He
eau ght hold of hand rail and in running
along the tracks, stumbled over the signal
lamp in front Of the &. u. offices. The
man WAS thrown violently To the ground
and had narrow escape from falling
under the train. The man got up covered
with mud and started walking UP the
tracks.
Harry Haughey and wife and Chas. NJ.
Gabriel have returned from their Califor-
mia trip. .
this morning.
Joseph j. Black and Charles Jeflries,
with their families, left town this morning
for their annual cunning trip to Cicariield
county.
A A class in musical history will be organ
lied this evening by number of ladies', at
the music room of Miss Lillian X. Pfahler,
A name will be adopted, and other busi-
moss relating to an organization transacted.
The c. M. s. club held successful ball
in the armory on Saturday night.
On Saturday afternoon Miss Eliza Null
len, living on Cherry street, put q picture
frame In q stove to burn. The frame was
too large and when one corner. burned
away the frame fell on the floor. The room
was full Of smoke and portion of the oil
cloth burned.
Captain +. A. Bennett has received copies
Of the letters from Adjutant Gen'l Hasting
to 0en'l Goblin, aud from Gen'l Goblin to
Col. Lehr, of the Fourth regiment, relative
70 the Hartranft monument fund. A con-
tribution sheet has also been received to
contain the names of the officers and
privates contributing to the fund.
A meeting Of the Society Of Friends was
held on Sunday morning In the Friends
westinghouse, on Cherry street. Margaretta
Walton and Watson Thomilson were
present and made addresses. The meeting
house 10 In need Of repairs and there IL a
movement among the people 20 make the
u0sS6e48ry improvements.
f. T. Craven, superintendent Of the shirt
fActory, resigued that position TO take effect
immediately. Mr.. Craven will accept a
poeitiOu with q firm In Memphis, Tenn,
Wit b whom he was formerly employed.
The state convention Of tho Society Of
Christian Endeavor will be held ut Harris
burg on Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thurs
day OF this week. The local societies OF
the Lutheran, Presbyterian and Methodist
churches will be represented.
Squire Evans sent Ed. Henchey, Of Phila-
delphia, TO Jail for five days for being
drunk and disorderly.
A young son of Market Master Frank
McFAlls has male Sl.is from the cent given
him 1t the Goodman Chapel Sunday school.