The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-28
The attendance of the school is the
largest IN its history and daily growing


largest IN its history and daily growing.
Reformed.
The business Mems Cooperative So
Getty OF the South Bergen Reformed
and decided to hold ! bazaar for the
payment q the church debt. on March
. 81 a ~ & cb, lSsS, I The gir Ladies sxess Az ! s9dc as;rye
to co-opsrate. The objects q the new
church ed.tice and also for social and
Its officers are:-qeorge ", Russell,
Presidens: ): 4. Collins ] secretary. and
Frank Gerrow treasurer.
will preach his Christmas sermon,
Which he Intended to deliver last sun
cial programme of Christmas music.
Protestant Episcopal.
st. Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church on Summit avenue viii hold
erc.ses tomorrow evening at 7:s0. The
processional hymn WIN be Let Us Has
s seR e. a ahoir. H This w sHpg pa by f6 tie saprS SR
The officers Of the school win then
dshepherds. Shake Or Your Dr sSps!;
Sleep Then the Rey. Dr.. p. Z Stod-
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officers. teachers and scholars who have
by their, efforts and faithful attendance
q anhFiie gfR rae ranR pas Aft twsl ne @ eRoir sings assaln Ifa
Bethlehem, That Noble Place. medals
and prizes viii be distributed among the
Ring. Ring, Beautiful Bells" will
follow from the choir and at the CON
plasian # Is 5ha the ea soaiet aenns and via eiass es
Showing the best records for the year
Of 's5. The offertory. will follow and
Stars. Are Shining Bright and Clear
will be sung by the choir. Gentlemen
of the ~rector's Bible. class will act as
offerings.
Methodist Episcopal.
The pastor of Simpson M. E.. Church.,
Central avenue, win preach sermons APP
propriate to the closing Of the year on
Sunday. The evening sermon will be
followed by a short revival service. The
old-fashioned ~watch-night will be held on
Tuesday night of next week.
ing at ten o'clock and closing a few
minutes after midnight. A great soul
feast will close the service. Admission
by ticket, which may be had at the SER
Emory Methodist Episcopal Church on
Belmont avenue, near Bergen, will also
hold the Christmas entertainment OF its
Sunday school on Monday evening. Reel
t~ations, dialogues and solos will make up
the programme. A beautifully decorated
tree willtbe much in evidence. A feature
VIII De the cnOrdI singing by the SUNDAY
school choir. On Tuesday evening watch
night services will be held in the church.
The programme for that evening has
not yet been agreed upon. An effort is
being made to introduce social features
into the exercises, without interfering
with the religious services.
Watch-night will also be observed in
the Lafayette M. E. Church, at No. 1876
Pacific avenue. Pastor Little will con-
duct the exercises.
Baptist.
The Bergen Baptist Church. at Clinton
and Madison avenues, will hold its sun
day school Christmas entertainment Mon
day evening. 1t will consist of recita-
tons, solos and ehoruses by the pupils.
There will be, no tree. but presents will
vices will be under the auspices of the
Christian Endeavor Society of the church:
From 5 o'clock to 11:3O P. M. a social
ing of hymns and the like. Ftom 11:SO
until ~ a prayer meeting will be con-
Quoted by the Endeayorers.
The Rev. Claude Raboteau of Parmly
Memorial Church will give a prelude to
his sermon tomorrow night. The sub
ject will be, Patriotism in Jersey City
In the church parlorS of the North
Baptist Church, on Jersey avenue, the
ladies of the several societies will receive
on New Years Day. Among the societies
win be the Ladies Social Circle, the
Farther Lights and the Helping Circle
of Kings Daughters. Refreshments will
be served.
III LIE HoEIluS, REV. LII. Mdc4llllU, TIE
pastor, will deliver a sermon in Summit
avenue Baptist Church. the theme of
which will be Fling Revelations" In
words. as he leaves the pastorate at the
end of the year, having sent in his resig-
nation three months ago.
other Oh urcbes.
On Monday evening the First Univer-
salist, on Ivy place, viii have a Christ
mas entertainment. The Sabbath school
children viii reeite and sing. A feature
Of the entertainment will be a Brownie
children. Candies, fruits and presents
will be distributed from a large Christ
mas 4he tr parl on t of t RRlat Ta6ernaele will be
opened to callers on New Years Day,
and the committee of ladies and gentle
ceive the guests is composed of Mrs.
George w. Clerihew, Mrs. Horace c.
Wait, Mrs, John Ewing, Mrs. Horace =.
Bishop, Mrs. Willard q Fisk, Mrs.
Y. w. @. A. Notes.
Tomorrow at 4 o'clock an interesting
S YaSbs M Will o ebrgIs iFsn f9T meh at p she
locomotive engineer. nBiu, Gary, who
CINE and train Of cars. The trains
move. one train drops through the
drawbridre and the Others go on in
safety. Mr.. Cary is at present a c. R.
Years ago lost a good position through
fha evils of intemperance. He is now
clothed and in his right mind" and
tells a realistic story of his life.
There will be good singing by all.
The association win keep open house
on Wednesday with the aid of the
viii be a reception from 3 to 6, with a
musical and literary programme: At
4 O'Clock the Boys Brigade will drill
in the gymnasium. At S;15 there will
be a musicale.
CHURCH NOTICES.
The Tabernacle, cor. York and Henderson
streets. Rev. John L. Scudder, pastor; Rev.
J. Lester Wells, assistant. Services at 1920
A. NJ. and 1880 P. NJ. Rev. John L.. Scud-
der will preach. Morning, lone Phase OF