New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-29
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WORKERS.

The four Sunday-schools cornected wiz" 1"e
burton Avenue Baptist Chu-ch heid '"ot emu
exercises IN the home church yesterday 'i'0
pa,wesn 30 and 400 children present com
,,s,ro ,h homo school Mir Affeck, superin-
tendent. the Glenwood school Mrs. William hoihe'
euperintendent; the Rive-lale-ave school MI C"'-
lahan superintendent and the l"owerre S'"o' ~" "
Oden. superintendent This programme was gwen
Invocation. The Lords PRAYER:
'ee'''0"' ~ church choir
Concert reading in Psalm skill
Singing Gloria Patri"
Scripture reading John Ky, Ia
Singing. with Happy lirarts We "''' '''
Selection Nearer. NJ God. to Thee .'.'''''''''''
Prayer me rev 4. :. IAbart
Singing. "Fares' Of All"
Offering Of the building fund Of th-'I"werre SCHOOL
Singing. "Iraise Him"
The annual sermon ia the children was deiiVrr7i
by the pastor. Or. Hobart ms Tex ,r an hnnr
ana was closely Followed by The children, i me
schools occupied the body OF the chuINn' anu s"o
scholars neat silk BADGES upo.l wci rbmrch
picture OF the handsome Warburton AVelnrt ''' -,
Owing to these exercises 'he evening se'''o va"
omitted
There will be a special meeting OF the COMMUNE
Of the Whole OF the Common Council tonight II"
receive the report OF the committee apI'o'h'"
% select the best competitive design TOT 'le nv"
pol.ce station and city court. This committee i
O
lie Buildings and Grounds OF the Common conner
and Theodore H. Silkman, president OF the BoaiN
OF Police This sub-c 1mmittee had number Oh Sc
cret meetings last week. and. II Is ulers.Son Inc
members have agreed on me pest pan Nv 90
cessfu architect VIII have the spertlleiau,r nue., ~
the work; the architect submitting the next pes
plan is TO receive $50 and ne one snDh'''"s '"'
IN ri best plan will receive go
Tpere will be a meeting Of the marshals and aids
Of the Fourth o. July Celebration Committee ms
evening in the City Court room. in Manor nan
ORGANIZATIONS have been requested to be rHpr r-
scented this meeting by an ald' anu h,b tnrto
IL any organization in the city that mas h,nTr,o
not been represented 1t - TeGneSce u nj b. given
out at the meeting
The pulpts OF several o. the churches were oc-
GUIDED Yesterday by out-of-tOwn clersymen In 81
Paurs Episcopal Church the Rev +. W. oaKeS' Oh
Denver oflodatol: in the FIRST Presbyterian Church
the Rev Or. Joseph T Smith preached; an tho
Westminster Presbyterian Church the Rev DIT o.
VIZ Birch pastor o. Bethany Church. New-fofk
CITY occupied the pulpit az both services In me
evening rhere was patriotic seTy a6G paT la
cred ard patriotic selections. The afternoon ser
dircted by the Rev Enos J. Rosworh o. the Nep-
nerqSan Avenue baptist Church. and the Kings
daughters OF his church sang
Professor A. V Williams Jackson. OF this city
will deliver the address at the opening OF the Oren-
tai Museum in Chicago on Thursday.
H. Lansing quick. Thomas Hale. tr, and d B.
Coodsell OF the Yonkers Canoe Club. expect TO at.
the annual camp OF the Atlanuc plfIsloH U.
the American Canoe Association. which opens at
lake Hopatcong Wednesday of this week
The first Of A series of Gospel meetings for wom-
an arranged by the Religious Work Committee OF
.he Young Women's Christian Asso1ation was
Rod Yesterday afternoon IN its rooms No. - south
1}roaj vay These meetings Will be hed each sun
DAY afternoon in the summer.
The Yonkers Yacht Club will give It's second an
n,al entertainment THURSDAY evening in the
clnhho,,sa In Point-st GlenwOod. 4 committee Is
at work arranging interesting programme.
4 fag-raising Will be held at the City Cluo on
the morning OF the Fourth Of July. The club re-
Gently dec ded to purchase new flag. ana II was
decided that II should be flung 70 the breeze Tor
the first time on the morning OF the Fourth
The work Of stretching the new wire for the ex-
tension OF the fre-alarm system OF the city -
putting up Of the thirty new alarm boxes VIII be
begun In few days.