Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-20
AT GRACE M E. CHURCH.
Ch,ldren's Day Observance Yesterday
 The Morning Sermon to Children-

Ch,ldren's Day Observance Yesterday The Morning Sermon to Children Children Baptism - The Evening League of Honor Pyramid Service.
 Yesterday was Children's day at the Grace M. E. church, and was observed with fitting services throughout the day.
 In the morning the Rev. Frank A. Sco- field preached very interesting sermon to the children from the text: "Christ died for sinners" Rom, 5: 8. He told many interesting anecdotes and stories, illustrat- ing the life and sufferings of Christ, and then showed in the same manner how Christ died for them also. Four children were baptized, viz., Edson Ralph, Eugene Ralph, Ivy May Ralph, Agnes M. White. In the evening the League of Honor Pyramid" service, which has been fur nished to the different M. E. churches by the board of education, was given. It was carried out in the same manner as at the other churches last Sunday with the ad- dition of recitations by Master Fred Root, Master Ezra Bull, Miss Millie Bull. The builders were:
 1 MT. Will Bowden, master workman, Miss Alicia Elley, Miss Kitty Wilbcr, Miss Maud Goodwin, Miss May Beardsley, Miss to College" was given by Master Edson Ralph and Arthur scofeld. MT. George Austin made the closing address.
 The exercises of the primary school con sisted of recitation and singing by the fol- lowing children:
 Willie Hyde, Violet Jefferson. Frank Hay, Maud Hopkins, Bessie Smith, Ezzie Bull, Annie Kapmeyer, Arthur Mills, Mabel Peterson, Millie Fenouillet, Gertie Evarts, John Garlock, Elsie Evarts, Fred Gone, Nettie Grahame, Elsie Corey.
 The singing was under the direction o1 MT. John T. Manson, superinten dent ol the Sabbath school, and did him great credit. MT. Will Fisher accompanied or The church was very prettily decorated with cut flowers and potted plants. The
 flower committee was Mrs. Ralph Douglass chairman; Mrs. N. E. Smith, Miss Maud Goodwin, Miss Jessie Holt, Mrs. c. Goss. ORGAN RECITAL.
 On Thursday evening, June 23, at o'clock, an organ recital will be given @ the Grace M. E. church by MT. Willis H filling, assisted by Miss Gertrude Sanford soprano; Mir. s. Christy Mead, bass; MT James w. Seeley, violinist. It promises t be musical event of considerable interest State Veterans' Association.
 The sixth annual social gathering of tn
 State Veterans association, formerly tn
 Union Veterans association of Guilfor' ) and Madison, will be held at Mulberr. point, Guilford, on July 4th. The cal says: Comrades coming by rail from tn east or west.should buy..tickets to Sachem' Head station, where conveyances will b
 in waiting to carry them to the point. Tn
 executive committee will provide sea foo
 in abundance for the occasion, but com rades are requested to bring baskets of ed
 ibles with them where it is convenient, bu 7 let none stay because it is not. Come an , bring your family also. Department off
 cers and other comrades prominent in G A. R. circles are expected to be present 3 and it is hoped that this may be made th l ! largest and best gathering we ever held. 8 New Haven Wins at BinghamtoI l The New Haven team won two game @ of ball from Binghamton Saturday, th } first to 5 and the second to 8. IT. ? following is the score of the first game: