The herald., 1893-05-28
PASADENA.

PASADENA.
Men oriaI Services as Arranged - The
Mountain Raiiway-Notes.
PAiADENA, May 27.--Tomorrow will be
celebrated as Memorial Sunday in Pas
adena.
Services in memory Of the fallen heroes
will be held at the M. E. tabernacle, at
10 q. M, by the John F. Godfrey post,
No. 93, and the John F. Godfrey Relief
corps, No. 43; the Phil Kearney camp,
s. ", and the Ladies' Aid society. The
services will consist of singing and re-
sponsive reading, followed by prayer
and selection by the Starr quartette,
after which Rev. ]. w. Phelps will de-
liver an address. The services close
with hymn and benediction.
Rev. D. Mcleod will preach farewell
sermon ct the Free Methodist church on
North Fair Oaks avenue tomorrow morn
Ing at IL q. M, after q labor OF three
years in Pasadena and vicinity. All are
invited.
The Young Mems Christian associa-
tion gospel and song service will be led
by Mr.. Ernest Garfield Sunday after
noon at O'Clock. Young men are in
vited.
Rev. T. d. Garvin will occupy his own
pulpit in the Christian church to-
morrow, both morning and evening.
Rev. DR.. Hansel OF Chicago breaches
at the Uniyersalist church tomorrow
morning, DR.. Conger going to Pomona.
@. A. R. REPORT.
Comrade Joseph Lewis OF John F..
Godfrey Post No. SO, Department of
California, died May %, 1898, and was
buried by the post in accordance with
G.. A. r. ritual. Oomrade Lewis was
born in Wayne county, New York, June
16, 1927. He enlisted December l6,
1858, in Madison county Iowa, in the
First Battery, Iowa Independent Light
Artillery. snd was-sors, sstsa towa' Dscsm zee T.
Davenport July 15, 1865. by reason OF
- tno war. He joined John f.
Godfrey Post May 28, 1891. He was q
member OF the M. e. church OF Pssa-
dena, and leaves wife, son and daughter.
One more comrade laid to rest
With loves pure emblems on his breast.
II. A. REID,
SAMUEL WEIGHT,
j. H. STUNT,
Comm
The post charter will be draped in
mourning for thirty days.
WAR SONG CONCERT.
A concert will be given at the M. E
tabernacle Monday evening next, con-
sisting of patriotic songs and songs of the
war. A chorus Of go voices will be heard,
under the direction OF Prof. Cole. Mrs.
G. NJ. Cole and Miss Minnie Helms will
act as accompanies.
The programme has been arranged as
follows:
National hymn-Full chorus.
The Model Republican,. Brown
Columbia, the Gem Of the Ocean--Miss Boil
Viva La America-wm. Edwards.
The PATRIOTS Song-Ladie's chorna.
The Flag without stain-starr quartcrte.
Rally Round the Flag-Mr. Johnson
The Prisoners Hope-Guy Bliss
Just Before the Battle, Mother Mrs. Chick en-,
Recitation;. Battle of Bunker Hill-MIss Jo-
Song Of Thousand Years-Mr, Bliss.
O0lumbia-Chorus.
Barbara FrietChie-Miss Jones'
Corporal Schnapps-Mr. strebel.
Old Shady-Dr. Parker.
The Camp Not MY Home Miss Bollinger
Glory, Glory, Hallelujah-All Sing.
The entire proceeds go to the church,
and large crowd is expected.
ON THE MOUNTAIN ROAD.
The public will soon have the pleas
ure OF being carried to the top of Mt.
Lowe via the Pasadena Mountain rail-
road. Two cars for the same section
were placed on the track today; they
are handsomely painted maroon and
white. The cars for the cable encline
are now on the tracks at Los Angeles
and will be taken up and given trial
on Monday next. These cars are pure
white and as they ascend the mountain
Will reflect the sunlight, making a very
conspicuous and pretty object. They
are arranged in two compartments, re-
.ssembling stairway, when mounting
upward.
HE NEVER GAME BACK.
.. b. Hobbs was scheduled to appear
before Justice Merriam this forenoon,
upon the charge OF petit larceny, and. as
an assurance that he would do so, had
deposited the aum of $25 bail with this
court. However, he never came back,
and the officers are now wondering
where he is keeping himself. Hobbs. II
Will be remembered, was one OF the par-
ties who attempted to hold up Mr..
Shafer OF the Carlton restaurant, the
other evening, and as the officers had
good case against him, he probably
thought discretion the bettor part OF
yalor and skipped. His partner in crime,
Frank Farshay, is still at large.
NOTES.
! Rolla Manahan returned home today
from Stanford for the summer vaca-
tion.
The Adelphi Chautauqua circle meets
next Monday evening at the house of
Mrs. Holbrook, on South Fair Oaks.
The social given by the young seople
a Tbs Presby church last evening
was much enjoyed. The following pro-
frs;mns f,,;in "a was rendered: Piano duet.
Mahs, HIi,s anS naoss LONE Ogden; piano solos,
Nngs, Eliza Han, and SaraS'% % Groeabeck
Iiolin solo, Lila Dslrymple, asd vocal
sOlo, Ralph Erskine
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