Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14
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THE CALVARY r,r,,sr s,yoo, Avn 80 r,x,
~ hN''isi - h""L AND irs hLt'tS
HUNDRED fSfiLs-HoW 1T oNERfLows rHk
cHrRcH-rHE sUrERINrESpESrs AND TEAca-
ERs-ARRANoEnENrs FoR ruE RANorrr
The of;ocrs an, ,.,.,..-. -, a.. -. o..
=, anu '.heis OF 'he org 'ANairy
iN'aS' Nuh'l'y school are arranging for n new
- "o,'h u'l~r'ufe rom the ordinary
VI Su,n W sa"'Aa'hohs. NeN wednesday
:, AZ '''c u'i'is nan OF the Boston House.
N"' "",.''' N'h""i workers are To give ban
quo'' ""u e'''H arrangement Is heing made 70
insure success The school IL 80 large that IL
occupies every part Of the church including tho
audience room, and the ,eacb,rs A, M, h.x.
,,,,h o,,,,o,.,,,,;,, 4, - -
,it. ~ '''''' iuNi'o" ~ 'ne
reSaiar sessions. Inc banquet Is To furnish the
opportunity. This Sunday school has reached
the point where il begins 10 COMPARE favorably
with the GRIN; schools NJ ,he ,,,,,,-, r..
IN - s., ,aa =. ,a- -. -
a,a ,he r,s,'c,,sos !, ~ .'.,, VI r9I ny.
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,rc.to, e. q -, '
I,rne co,,,,.'>.n,o,, 81, 81 -. ~, unel,.
te,rbers al on ,,ho b.. s, -, s'..
s,,bs,;,,,,s vii ~, % a. -, 1l.., - D.,
,esor,a,;,as n Nh - M.... ~
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III. ~
r,,5e nv n -, 80 - H., - %
IA Woos,o., NJ VI r,'i' MI, nr.
90, ,,,, WI, ni, - ~ M, .hA'noors' MISS
7, iii "a ~ ,,,.,,,a,. ~ A., -.
care ,a - ~ ~ s,,,as. ,s S'a,
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Csbnrch mr. Gr,.,,,'' r. ,.a.,,,- ".
nr,iye in.crnst i, e. 81. ~ "a 81, -
80, nI'ores, ~ the seho"l ana TINS H. OF
e''''' ''''''"' III w e"''
ITS GROWTH IN THIRTY YEARS.
The school will be little more than thirty
wears old nj the tim. of tho hanoua, HAVING
been o-r,upizoa Ar,,l =, ,sc9 IT. G., -,
;,,, -, ;. q - -
my ~Hs .eid IA the "ld FRANKLIN nan ON the
g.. ~ I ~ 80 ~, ~ ,1 me
a., a. - s,iI W., hp. -; n. whitman
il vet a member Of the school. In S..pt..nher
1868. Mr.. William Stickney elected superin-
yen, ht ana served until 1866, when he resigned
nntil Ises Tna NJ S,;.i. ,,, ~, - W W
reelected and served till his doth
which occurred in 1881. Since
that time the SUPPLEMENTARY mas been held bv
Aessrs. l.. \. Taylor. III. II. Kendall and Prof.
X. W. lrentiss. Last summer Mr.. PrcntiSs
was called 60 a chair in a northern college aud
/ there a vacancy in the general superb
| tendency until january last. when Mr. r. II.
! Bristow was elected Ia the place.
When the school was organized in 1853 there
| were 105 members. The average attendance
since that time has been as follows: 1858. lO5;
lo6s. 300 1873, 262; ISIS, SIC; 1853. 500; 1889,
46s: 1880. 5s1; 1881. 623.
The average Attendance by months 81 the
Present year is January, 733; February. 704;
March. 6si; April. $40.
During the time covered by the above there
were two or three wears when the attendance
was greater than the years marking these half
decades.
The enrolment for the month of Nav for the
past three wears and the present is as as fol-
! lows: 1889, $40; 1889. LOGS; 1891, LBS; lsg2
LILO.
The enrolment is now kept very close 20 those
who are reasonably regular in attendance. and
while it seems to be little less than last wear
the average attendance is greater at the present
time than ever before
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| nm iIN' hh"s'
lhere were thirteen teachers IN the school