The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-28
year he had this deg.ess OF
Doctor Of Philosophy conferred upon
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gathering cheStnutS, no one was sorry they went as
all had a delightful time. Mr.. Read Benedict, the
New York Jeweller entertained them at his country
to candy and fruit and when the time came for
parting, all expressed their regret at having to
his kindness.
AutumnaI Day will be observed tomorrow morn
ths sS viii liz be- @e By VIZ Williams AneH H. Beach ea i o4 In the e ans ha,
the Pastor will preach the first Of a series of Sunday
night sermons on Home, Sweet Home" The other
Nov. B.-"How Two Make One"
Nov. 19.-"After the wedding"
Nov. ~26.-"Keeping the Home"
Dec. lo-.'The Loved ones At Home"
Dec. 7,-"Home and Heaven"
These discourses will be illustrated by pertinent
facts derived H. from an extended pastoral ex,perience
many or rnf pffp ppset haI' s sma wasti sn res wtli GSnf IN
at home J. The eo old and e. the young, the single and the
sermons upon Scripture Characters in the evening
be Pharaoh; Or, 4 Stubborn Subject" ''p1' =
"Autumnal Day" will be observed at the Linden
t aaaors y. i Th Sa9 Church alV wifi Be beu de 9sSaa av With 1
profusion of autumn leaves and flowers; The even
Leaves The presence of the "ofd folks" is especi-
There is to be a small 'Parliament of sects," so to
speak, at st. Paul's NJ. Z. Church on successive Sun
Preach, the 1first to appear being the i Rev He Z Z.
Cronin, Pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church,
Autqmnal services will be held in the Simpson
Church tomorrow all day. In the morning, a gen
80 N., AHnSNNiAS q . v " lbc NhiSh viz az
tor will deliver an autumn sermon. In the evening
addresses appropriate to the day will be delivered
Special music by Prof. seaiey.
Elaborate Preparations are being made for the
autumnal services at Simpson N. E. Church tomor-
55o ewor morning 1Id, and d., evening 1iag,;os The e church nn is being Ing
occasion. The exercises of the general Sunday
morning class will be followed by an autumn ser
P%rSesiddifnag Elder la Of the district, and SAM Samuel Sterling;
will make addresses. Prof; J. K. sealey has pre-.
services. The autumnal service at Simpson Church
l pe al%aS y the ISo seetjd 1of IN WSjc to t by e %ans IF IS 1 Ioea p9Sar
The friends of the church are respond ng quite lib
The Thus Rev. &. A E Little Ht Pastor Of tsBep Lafayette NJ E.
Church, will exchange pulpits with the Rev. Or. ..
I. Lowrie, Pastor of Emory N. E. Church, tomorrow
evening.
Baptist.
There will be a baptism at the First, Baptist
seven O'clock, I the Rev. Theodore Heisg so IL
Preparations for the coming fair to be held at the
auspices Of the Kings sons and the Kings Daughters
Of Of the Summit mn avenue Baptist Church; are e g9i d,{o on
are that the fair will be a very successful and en-
A revival took place in the Salem Baptist Church,
on Union Street, last winter, at which many young
three days fair in the church this week The COM
mnitees were: Arrangements, Mrs. Il: Cheat9amm'
Gray, treasurer; Table Committee, Miss B. Blrchett
and Miss R. Freeman: Door Manager, R. A. Motley.
Presbyterian.
The Rev. Mitchell will preach the fourth sermon
of a series on Home tomorrow evening at the
Scotch Presbyterian Church, Mercer street, near
City.
Over half of the $1,000 which the trustees of the
raise in order to pay Off the floating debt of the
Rev. Dr.. Hathaway, of the Westminster Presby-
t ta 7 bs Church q n will preach nIa.t tSnorro %Sa On Ho the seGF dss
p pSf Pe b isy e Of IL tgBe s o { too 20 mgeh p9 fba nu IN IN Is
The interior OF the parsonage of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church is being reprinted and reno
Prof. Inwright and the choir of the Westminster
services.
Rehearsals for the coming entertainment of the
crossing favorably. The proceeds are to be used in
preparing for the Christmas festiy tiles.
Church held an interesting meeting Thursday even
Ing in the ladies' parlor Of the church. Mr.. James
lowed by q discussion. Miss. May V. Scott is Presi-
dent and Rev, David Mitchell is Honorary President
Presbyterian Church will give an entertainment
and oyster supper on November 8.
Reformed Dutch.
The meetings of the Christian Endeavor Society of
the Greenville Reformed Church have always been
day in November they will be held on that evening
off zach Sd,G week. 4ssir The hTst first M %.dfInn in the the m month fSa they b.
Monday their conservation meeting.
ed Church iSfh'e are s prepari i FOR Gef FAIR to Q be opened IN
the old church building on November q. The fair
Will laSb -FOUR nights, III
Services viii be held in the Lafayette Reformed
Church tomorrow as usual. In the morning at II
The Rev; ". i. Bruce; Pastor Of the Greenville Re
his course, of five tomorrow night. 1t will be to the
unmarried. s
At the Lafayette Reformed Church the Junior
Christian Endeavor Society held q fair Thursday
EVENING s7nnasI Tor s,t tbe 6s1 if aa OF the h. ~ Piano ian fur fund ho, It WAS was
The second of the sunday afternoon musical ser
vices or the Free Reformed Church, Grand street.
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock. The
and Mr., ". S. Moreli Of Newark, tenor. Mr.. 5. r.
Lathrop will be the organist. The last service was
The. annual election Of officers of the Sunday
School was held wednesday evening. Harry Louder
Assistant; G, Howard Slater, Librarian and William
and R. coiykendaii, treasurer. 4 vocal Union 3af5n' hass
been organized as a branch OF the Christian En-
Few R. K. W sSn viii Vi preach y at both services at
the Wayne Street Reformed Church tomorrow.
Protestant Episcopl ii.
Tomorrow will be a Harvest Home Festival at the
George S. Bennitt is the Rector, and the Rev. John T.
G ere s,b Assista .@Tse F Reas mo of qge seF@9n will ID be t on
evening there will be a performance of Dr.. CARROTS
There will be q reading Of "UncIe Toms Cabin
Illustrated ,, with choice stereoptieon views, at En-
Services are held in the only Reformed Episcopal
e streefl at II lo.s 81 in ei tSe s %orning a aed s,'4 9f IL The aie eSenl
ing The Pastor is the Rev. J. w. Treen.
Other Churche s.
st. Johns German Evangelical Church, on Fair
view avenue, will celebrate the festival of the
Reformation on Sunday. The church will be beau
| tifully decorated, and special music will be sung.
The Rev. Mr.. Andraea will preach from the text,
"Without Me Ye Can Do Nothing" He will talk on
the After the sermon the Holy Com.
munion will be received by the members, and new
| members will be taken into free communion. The
evening service will be a festival of song.
The dedication of Tempel Bethel Wilt be held to-.
official cantors will be Cohen and Kartzharhoff Of
New York, and Silverman of Jersey City. Among
those to take part will be Rev. Aaron Wise Of Rod,
of Sholom Temple, Rev. Stephen Wise Of Benai
Geshurom, Rev. DR.. Silverman of Emmanuel. Of
New York; Reys. Scudder and Wicks of this city.
The Hudson County Womans Rescue League held
| its third session at the Newman Mission on We'd
nesday. The speakers were Supt. Newman, Mrs.
Emery, Mrs. Banta of the W.C.T.U, Mrs. Vance.
| Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Brinkerhoff, Mrs. Billings and
| Mrs. Conklin. A barrel Of -four and coal were
donated.
The Hudson County Bible Society held its forty.
first annual meeting on Thursday at the Lafayette
III. Church.
T. W. Burger will deliver an address on Temper
ance on Sunday, October %, at the Gospel Temper
ance Mission, No. SOS Newark avenue.
The Rev. John L. Scudder will preach tomorrow
evening at the Tabernacle on the subject, 1.-THE
Ring is Ratified" The exact S~criptural location of
this text is not stated. Colonel Fl. H. Hadley will
| make an address.
Brother Minnerly will lecture at the Christadel-
phian meeting room, Grove and Fourth streets, to-
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