The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-31

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at least. Revival services will be held at
intervals during the coming month.
The Sunday School pupils of this church
held a temperance rally ON Christmas
Day. at which a large proportion signed
cards bearing the three-fold pledge of
total abstinence from alcoholic drinks,
tobacco and profanity. These cards, al
.ternating In reC, white and blue colors.
will be strung together like a chain, and
used, with thousands of others from all
owe the country. IN decorating the w.
G. e. U. temple at the Chicago Fair.
The military movement among the
Sunday schools has assumed large pro-
portions. The children no longer content
themselves with singing Onward.
Christian Soldiers" but they put on
uniforms and carry more or less formid-
able muskets, and drill once a week.
The Boys Brigade, originated in Eng
land, transplanted with excellent results
in this country, has taken the town by
of Emory M. e. Church. more than p
hundred strong, are perhaps he be-
drilled company of any of the churc
organizations, aud When they go march
ing around the tennis gro unds at the
corner of BELMONT avenue, next to the
church. the picket fence around is one
solid mass Of enyious small boys, who
pany the very next day. The
Tabernacle cadets constitute a
finely organized and equipped body
whose drills are ealways attended to a
man. The prettiest of all these organiZa-
lions is a military company of girls,
organized in response to a general de-
mand on the part of the girls whose
hrnf hare hnInnnad RI fhn Rnus1 Prtdodn
of the Bergen Reformed Church. The
girls are drilling enthusiastically, and
Captain Laws, who is in command, SAYS
no cue need ever tell him that girls
can't make good soldiers. The uniforms
selected are of the continental colors,
blue and buff. the facings and revers of
the latter color, and the jaunty hats are of
organization as a club as well. with Miss
Clara Laws as President. The young
soldiers are:-Misses Clara Laws. Geruie
Taylor. Edith Fitch. May Thompson,
Martha Norman, Edith La Fargo, Katie
and Winnie Hellmer. Laura Hall, Maude
Swezsy, Elva Brown, May Woolsey,
Christie and Susie Sutherland, May Law
renee, Dora ~Jocgens, Florence Moore.
Ella Kitburn. Florence Ellis and Alice
Shafer.
At ST. Johns Church, Mr.. John Whites
Nativity" will be sung at the evening
service on New Years Day. 1t is a con-
tiuuous service, Introducing chorals for
choir and congregation, Scrlptural read
ings, hymns appropriate to the season
and a number of short solos by members
of the choir.
The Greenville Reformed Church has
prepared a special song service for the
first Sunday OF the year., and SO has the
Tabernacle.
Crusade Division. Sons of Temperance.
and the Newman Rescue Circle will
receive their friends New Years Day,
p. M. at the Newman Mission and Rescue
Home, No. go, Montgomery street. Elk
tensive preparations have been made in
the line OF refreshments, and music will
be provided all day. A cordial invitation
is extended to all men who may be max
ing calls in the vicinity.
Miss Clara Morris and Mr.. James Cot
ter sold the most tickets for the produc-
ton of .'Eilceen Oge,'' by theaY. M. L. y.
of St. Lucy's Church Miss Morris sold
1888 aud received a gold watch, Mr.. Cot
ter 164, and received a gold pin.
The Rev. John T. Scudder is happy in
the possession of a new leather chair,
presented by the Tabernacle Sunday
School last Wednesday night. Mr.. John
Gitlies received a marble clock, aud Mrs.
William J. Hunt a fancy book cabinet.
At the Table nacle tomorrow evening
Lawrence Gronluud of Washington, D..
C., now employed in the Department of
Labor by the United States, aud the emf
nent Socialist and author of tine Co
operative Commonwealth and tour
Destiny" will speak IN The Moral Re-
generation of Our Country" His object
Is to show That vice and immortality are
the necessary outcome of our present
form OF civilization. The Tabernacle
will not hold itself responsible for Mr..
Gronlund's views, though 1t invites him
to speak on this subject to the people.
Tomorrow night Pastor Krantz will be-
gin revival services in Old Trinity NJ. e.
Church. The Rev. w. w. Clark.
preacher and evangelist. from the Rock
River Conference, will assist in the ser
vices. The meetings will be continued
during the week. Quite an interest was
manifested last Sunday evening. Watch
night service will be neld tonight, begin
ming at ten O'Clock.
A mass meeting will be held in the
interest of the proposed Industrial Home s
for Women ana Men OF Hudson county
at the North Baptist Church, Fourth
street aud Jersey avenue, tomorrow eveu-
ing. January 1. and Charles e. Ballow.
Superintendent of McAuley's Cretnorna
Mission. New York. will act AS chairman.
Addresses will b. a as follows:-The
Rev. e. Woeifkin on Emissions as
sAuxFiiaries to the Christian Church;"
Mrs. M. M Guinnon. on .sThe Pink Rose,
or Only a Kind World, Mr.. Joseph A.
Dear on Industry as a Reforming
Agency
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