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vention will be held in Bergen Baptist Church
on Tuesday, October 1e.
Among the events of a fine programme are
Service of Prayer and Praise, led by ]. B.
5 Greeting, Rev. D. ]. Ellison. pastor of Ber-
gen Church.
Response, by the President.
Address, aims of the Sunday School
Teacher by Rev. j. b. LHommedieu, pastor
Sherman Avenue Church, Newark.
Address. THE Use of the Sand Map in
the Primary Glass;" by Miss Juliet E. Dim
ock of the Central Baptist Church, Elizabeth.
"Our Work. Our Hindrances," opened by
Rev.-Theo. Heisig, pastor of the First Church,
this city.
Address, 'our Scholars, After Conversion,
What?' by Rev. VIM. E. Staub, pastor of
First Church, Elizabeth.
Address, THE Superintendent; His Work. >
by Prof. r. w. Prentiss of Rutgers College,
New Brunswick.
Address, 1.-The Grandeur of the Sunday
School Teachers Work, by Rev. C. H. Dodd,
pastor of Peddie Memorial Church. Newark.
Presbyterian.
The Synod of New Jersey will meet in
the Third Presbyterian Church, Trenton, on
Tuesday. October IS, at IL A. M. The Rev.
Samuel M. Studdiford. Z. D., will preach the
Moderator's sermon. After the usual reports
from the officers, these reports will be
made:-
Report of Committee on Systematic Benef-
cence. Rev. Robert A. Bryant.
Report of Committee on Synodical Home
hioSiOhS OOAh DIhOip L.. ~ 1udlTIidIt,
Elmer Ewing Green. Esq, Treasurer.
Report of Committee on Neurology, Rev.
Sylvester w. Beach.
Report of Committee on Narrative, Rev.
Report Of Trustees of Synod, Rev. Robert
Altman, D. D.
Foreign Missions, Rev. Henry S. Butler,
D. D.
Work Among Foreign Populations, Rev. AL
bert Erdman, d. D.
Sabbath School Work, Rev. George H. In
gram.
Sabbath Observance. Rev. George S. Mott.
d. d.
Temperance. Rev. VIM. E. Honeylnan.
Unemployed Ministers and Vacant Churches,
Rev. John r. Fisher.
Historical Materials, Rev. Allen II. Brown.
Young Peoples Societies, Rev. Hugh B.
Maccauley.
other Churches.
La Partie Rustique, an organization in con
nection with the First Universalist Church,
met last night at the residence of Mrs. A.
j. Newbury, No. 81 Clifton place.
The series of sermons now in progress in
the Tabernacle on Questionable Amuse-
ments," has reached the card stage. Rev.
J. l.. Scudder proposes tomorrow evening to
discuss the question, Should Members Play
Cards?'
". Nj. C. A.
A boys ommitte of three, Messrs. j. w.
Clark, VIM. Ewald and Walter McGrandle.
have been appointed for the management of
Tins q liz lut OltOA lIS
officers We're elected last evening:-WaIter
Clark, President; James Weiss, Vice Presi-
dent; George L.. Blame, Secretary. and Edison
Strong. Treasurer.
The eighth conference of the Young Mems
Christian Associations for the First district
of New Jersey will be held at Weehawken
and New Durham today and tomorrow. The
associations represented are Jersey City, Wee
hawken, Harrison and Kearney, New Dur
ham r, r. Branch, Patterson. Hoboken r.
r. Branch and Passaic.
tomorrow afternoon will be held a meet
ing for men in the Association building al
four O'Clock. The Rev. j. f.. Morgan. Pas
tor of the Park Reformed Church, Will speak.
Prof. Williams, organist and musical director
Of the Park Reformed Church, and Walter
MeGrandle, violinist, will furnish the music,
Good lively singing. Come around.