Telegram-herald., 1890-03-10

lake
NeE ias fancy vests aFrived. Gard.
neF q BAXTER.
The beautiful commenced 70 fsl
About = 81 LasI u-ght.
The project or : normal school AZ
oazdale PARK = aga.n Lalked Of.
The young men of -. Marks Church
III meet "a lne Festry room TUESDAY
- p. IA
Grace Church Sund2y-schOol = pre-
EaFng very elaborate program Tor
ksster services.
The change Of time on the c. & ". NJ,
heretofore noticed. went INTO effect al
noon yesterday
The city j. laying water mains IN
lluesaVe., the new street on the VIM
4 lnles add ton.
Ice about s.x inches thick has formed
az NoTJaWa. aud persons are engaged
ll cutting and storing it there.
st. MARKS Girls Friendly society will
hold IS quarterly meeting TOR assoc
ates and mcmters on Tuesday Al 80
D.. n.
Toe Bible class al e. Marks Chapel,
"Wednesday. 80 p. M, Will discuss the
mysterious subject Of Angels, their
creation aud Nature"
" h. Cummings x Son viii not be
tAe ualae Ot the fIrm 20 succeed Cum
minss 8 Yale, as the new arrival is an
o-pound glrl AZ 81 Lake-st.
The Chosen Friends are organizing a
sex members benefit league The
league pays from s. 10 sl5 4 week to It's
members IA case OF sickness.
The lumber dealers are understood
% have agreed TO an increase OF 81 per
thousand on all grades OF lumber, 10
he made AL along the lne' this week.
Joy Memorial NJ. +. Church. West
Broadway, has been made an independ-
cnt church, with John IL. BroWnell
minister n charge until the next annual
conference.
There i a movement we'll under way
10 establish 4 chapter of the o. +. 5 on
the east SIDE OF the river, IN this city.
oriental Chapter, on the West side, Is
large and prosperous.
The Board Of Public Works, at It's
last meeting, adopted plans and
specifications for the improve
ment of Flrst-st.. from Broadway
70 Michigan. The contract for this ex-
tensiye improvement VIII be let next
Saturday.
1t Is estimated that about 2OO, 900 tons
OF zee Will be stored up north OF the G.
X. q |. Tor Shipment after April /. This
Will make about Is 900 car loads. SIX
firms are storing on the Mssaukee
branch. SIX at Fife lake, four or five at
HarbOr Springs, and two or three at
Mackinaw City.
The Second or Plainfield-avenue Con-
gregatlOnal Church, of which Rev. }. +.
Hustled IS the popular and highly sue
Cessful pastor, will celebrate It's twen-
tleth anniversary next Thursday night,
March 20. at the church. The formal
announcement includes this statement:
supper Will be served from TO Z
o'clock" 1t Is evident that IL is TO be a
gala evening IN the history of that So
ciety.
1t. Marks Church took up 4 collec-
ton at both services yesterday for the
South Dakota sufferers. III the same is
done IN all the churches of the city,
ample funds Will be forthcoming to
purchase the necessities required.
Messrs. W. X. Shelby, h. F. Sweet and
4. (. WOrden form the st. Marks Par
lsh committee to collect from the St.
Marks Church people. but all dOna-
tons will be handed over to the citizens
organization.
The divorce case of TheOdOSla Chase
against John w. Chase, the electrician.
has been discontinued in the circuit
court. It was begun IN November of
loco, and after the usual preliminary
proceedings had been taken, the parties
lived together again, and II was never
pushed TO hearing. Since then they
have again separated. and 10 Is under
stood that tne defendant now wants q
divorce, and viii begin proceedings at
once, and that It IS for this reason that
the bill IS discontinued.
The ladies of the Emerson Home
Association are arranging TO give
another of the lunches. which have
aided several times IN meeting the cx-
pensCs of maintaining their admirable
charity. To Will take the shape Of an
evening tea for the business men OF the
city, and Will bc gwen next Saturday
night at Hartmln's lecture room.
Preparations VIII bc made to feed
several hundred people. and those who
have attended tine dinners heretofore
given by them. know how thoroughly
their guests are cared for.
February and March are the two
busiest months of the year at thc public
library. and Il cold weather continues
until April the circulation VIII be as
large as lt has ever been. over 400 books
Per day are issued on the average, and
ou some days IS many as 900 have been
passed ont to patrons. There have been
uo new books purchased for the library
iu Che pass year. but q Is now probable
that the big iist published by the Board
OF Education q Novembcr last viii bc
obtained by the committee in time to
De- received during April. Tho cata-
loCu'ug Of the library IS what has pre-
vented tlc usuai additions Another
list IS now IN process of publication and
when all are iu many of the latest works
0t fiction. number % scientific and
General works VIII he added