The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-11
THE OPENING AT ACTON
NEXT TUESDAY WILL BE "MOVIAG
DAY" AT THE CAMP GROUND.
IigiOus Treats-Gen. Ha.risOn's
Old Regiment Wednesday,.

Next Tuesday will be moving day. for
the Acton Park Assembly. There will be a,
car tomorrow morning on one of the
tracks east of the Big Four freight depot
to receive goods of the cottagers. The rail-
road company will transport the goods to
and from Acton free of charge. On Tues
day the cottagers will be busy putting their
summer domiciles in tidy shape On
Wednesday evening the campfire of Gen
eral Harrisons old regiment, the Seven
tieth Indiana, will be held. The next day
the reunion is to continue. The programme
for the remainder of the season is as fol-
lows:
July Is, s b. m.-Artist entertainment, by
VIM. NJ. Gentle. cartoonist, caricaturist and
lightning crayon artist.
July l6, p. m,-Lecture, Electricity the
Motive Power of the Future" B. S. Sutton
July 16, D. m.-Leoture, In the Spec
tacle Business" E: p. Brown.
July II, p. m.-Concert by the Whiteland
Military Band.
July II, p. m.-Humorous and miscel-
laneous readings. and representations of
Shakspearean characters, Miss Blanche
Breneman.
July IS and 19--w. H. NJ. S. days, Mrs. c.
L. Weaver, presiding: On Sunday, July IS.
three addresses, by Mrs. e. l.. Albright, of
Toledo, secretary of bureau for East Cen
trail States; Mrs. f. 4. Aiken, Cincinnati,
rrecoarding secretary ", H. NJ s.; Mrs. L.
sity; Mrs. Ella Chidister, soloist. Indian
apolis. The Roberts Park choir will sing
for Monday, July 10, afternoon and night.
July 20-Moore's Hill College day, acting
President G. w Lewis, A NJ. presiding;
addresses by Professor Vayhinger DR..
July 81 p and 28-w. c. t. U. days. Mrs.
w. V. Wheeler, presiding.
July N-Children's day; 2 D. m. grand
march; L. T. l.. Sunday schools Epworth
Leagues, Christian Endeavor societies and
July 22-Contest days p. M. contest for
gold medal, By a ciasf of boys. ~
July %, $3.50 p. m-AEnnual meeting of the
Acton Park Association and election of
July 3d. p. m.-Matron's medal contest,
state officers and superintendents present.
july 20 p. m.-Address, Mrs. Matte Q.
Cammack, recording secretary Indiana W.
G. T. U.
July "a, p. m.-The Anna Pearl CogswelI
~ july Ey, 25-l u 80, a. M 2; m. sermons by
July 25-7:SO p. m, Sermon by DR.. ]. H.
July 26-Memorial services: Rev. S.
Tincher, D. p. by Rev. J. 4. Sargent =.
p y Re- @y: G. p p Jenkins s Sfd p D. by Bey
N: Westhafer; Mrs. Self-Lynn, by Rev. ].
w Duncan d. d.
July 26, 8 p. m.-Lecture, The Sham Fam
iy,' James Clement Ambrose of Chicago.
July Ply. 2. S. G. e. day, ]. W. Sewage
and indianapolis Endeavor Union in charge
American Liberty" by VIII Cumback.
July u, p. m.-Lecture, THE Fool in
Politics. by James Clement Ambrose, of
July 27, $50 p. m.--"open Parliament"
conducted by Rev. NJ H. Appleby and Miss
Jennie Mason.
July q, 8 p. m.-Address by Rev. NJ. H
Appleby
July 2S and 29-Epworth days. July %, 10
a. IN. Addresses by Rev. F.. G.. Browne, Phi
D., Cincinnati assistant editor of the West
ern Christian Advocate.
July 2S, 2 p. m-Lecture, Grace. Grit and
Gumption. . by Rev. ]. II. Doddridge, d. D.
Ways" by fifty Edwin Ray people; w. L.
Steeg, director.
Job by Prof William Emory Smyser, of
De Pauw University.
July 70, 10 a: m-Address by DR.: d. II.
Moore, editor Western Christian Advocate
July 90, s d. m.-Second photographic ex-
hibition, by Prof. w. j. Norris of Louis
July 3o-Juniors, Epworth Guards and
Boys Brigade, Miss Ida V. Steeg presiding
win L. Steeg, leader in song.
July 80, 10 a. m.-Short addresses by Revs.
E. B. Rawls, ]. r.; tt Lathrop and j. T.
Jones. Military drills by Boys Brigade and
Epworth Guards.
July 30, 7 p. m.-Song and praise service.
July 81, p. m.-Lecture. Evolution of
American Methodism,' Rev. DR.. T. A.
Goodwin.
July 81, s p. m-sermon by Rev. j. D.
Hartsock, Indiana Conference evangelist.
Aug. l, 10 a. m.-Sermon by Bishop John
M Walden, OF the M. h. church.
Aug. l. 2 p. m.-Lecture, Africa and It's
CHARACTERIZATION" by Bishop Walden.
Aug. !, p. m.-Sermon by Evangelist
Hartsock.
Eight days of power from Aug. / to s, in
charge of Conference Evangelist Hartsock.
Sunday, Aug. 8. 10 a. m.-Sermon by Rev.
Lewis Curtis, D. D., senior agent of the
Methodist Book Concern.
The music for the assembly will be under
the direction of George L. Roberts, prin-
cipal of the Greensburg High School.
MISS Belle Moore. or IaWfGnCnbllrR. and
Miss Laura Jennings, of Moore's Hill. will
begin a series of children's meetings on
Saturday, July "a, to continue daily except
Sunday until the assembly closes.