The Portland daily press., 1895-03-14
s'THEM THAT ARE AT AsEIN ZION
Rev. b. Fay Mills breaches to Luke-
warm Christians.

Current Topics-Young Peoples Meet
ings Sunday.
The Mills meetings yesterday were re-
petition of the huge success of Tuesday. At
the afternoon meeting at High street
church at 3 o'clock. Rev. B. Fay Mills
again preached to church full. Many men
we'll as women, are seen tnere at the
afte rnoon NIX etings.
There are also going on some very large
and interesting women's meetings. These
are hold afternoons at2 p. H., at Hight
street yestry. Mrs. Matt. S. Hughes led
Tuesdays meeting; and Mrs. W. H. Fenn's
yesterdays. The meeting this afternoon
will be led by Mrs. Thomas S. Samson.
There mas been very large attendance at
these meetings.
OF course the greatest meeting of the day
is at City hall in the eveDing. There is the
big choir of one hundred and fifty. led by
Mr.. Hills. there the audience of over two
thousand. and there the Gospel Hymn books
to assist everyo one 10 join in tho Numbering
Hallelujahs of the frequent choruses.
The scenes of last evening were repeti-
ton of those of Tuesday evening. The hall
could not seat all those who came, and
many were forced to stand.
After the usual preliminary concert, the
opening prayer was offered by Rev. Matt.
{. Hughes.
Hymn No. ia. 1.-The Handwriting On the
Wan,'' was next sung by Mr.. Hills. with
piano ao compartment. The singers de-
lightful and impressive rendering gave the
audience unmistakable delight, although
applause is not considered proper III these
meetings. .N
Mr.. Mills selected for tie Scripture read
ing the we'll known Third of Revelations.
He then announced that the services to-
day would be the same as on yesterday.
sunday would be made young peoples
day. ard oil the seats in City hall fer the
forenoon and afternoon services would be
reserved for the .goung people between ten
and thirty years Of age. AT the 10 a. n.,
meeting those are to come VINO live on the
nerth and west sides of Congress street,
and at o'clock in the afternoon those are
10 come who live on he south and east side
OF Congress street. Tickets were distributed
last evening through the sudience.
The text for Mr.. Mills's sermon was from
The first verse of The sixth chapter of Amos
Woe to them that are at ease in Zion.''
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