The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-17

Following is the programme for the
recognition services at the Penn Ave"
nue. Baptist church next Tuesday
night. The occasion will witness the
installation of Rev. Robert Fly. Pierce
as pastor:
PROGRAMME.
L. NJ. Gates, NJ. D., Presiding, Moderator
of Church ad Interim.
Organ Voluntary.....Prof Haydn Evans
Anthem, "How Lovely Are Messengers
Mcndessohn
BY the Choir.
Reading of Scripture,
Pastor First Baptist Church.
Invocation .............Rev. T. E. Jepson
Pastor Berean Baptist Church, Carbon
dale.
Hymn.
Sermon. E. Rev. Russell II. Conwell, D. d.
Pastor Grace Baptist Church, Philadel-
pha.
Music ......................... Soprano Solo
Fraternal Greetirgs-
Welcome to the Fellowship of the
Churches of Scranton,
rev c. NJ. Gifln. Il. d.
Pastor Elm Park NJ. +. Church.
Welcome to Scranton as n Field for
Christian ServiCe......F. w. PearSall
General Secretary II. R. y. NJ. G. A.
Anthem, "Oh! How Amiable" Barnby
BY the Choir.
Hand of Fellowship
To the Baptist Brotherhood of
Scranton ....Rev. Thomas De Gruchy
Pastor Jackson Street Baptist Church
A Message to the Church,
Rev. John Gordon. d. u.
Pastor Second Baptist Church. Philadol-
phia.
Prayer of Conservation. Rev. w. J. Ford
Pastor of Green Ridge Baptist Church.
Hymn "Blest BE the Tie
BenediCton.
At the close of the exercises the mem
bers of the church and congregation will
meet in the lecture room and church par
lors for an informal reception to our pas
tor and wife and visiting clcrgymen.
At the Evangelical Lutheran church
of the Holy Trinity, Adams avenue
and Mulberry street, the Festival of
Harvest Home will be fittingly OBJ
served tomorrow. In the morning at
1880 the pastor. Rev. G.. G.. Speaker,
will preach a special sermon, and the
choir, under the direction of Profess
sor e. Protheroe, will render special
music. At 7.30 p. m. the following pro-
gramme will be rendered by the Sun
day school:
Anthem ...........................T The Choil
Hymn, shepherd of Tender YOUTH
BY the Schoo
Scripture Lesson.
Prayer.
Opening Address ..........Jennie Seaman
Hymn. when All Thy Merces, O MY
God" ......................by the Schoo
Recitation ..Grace BroWf
Solo and Chorus,
Grace Brown and Six Small Girl.
Dialogue ............By Fifteen Small Girl:
Hymn, America" .SChOo
Recitation ..................Iottie Blicken'
SOLO ....,...............,..... ......,.D. j. DAVE
Recitation ......... ......,......Atta Netze
Solo and Chorus. Bessie Schive and Choi
Remarks ......................BJ the Pasto
Offering and Anthem ........By the Cho
Hymn, "Now Thank We All Our God
Schoo
Doxology and Benediction.
A most cordial invitation is EXTENDED
to all to attend the above services.
Speaking of the conference held il
this city yesterday between Bshol
Fowler and the presiding elders of tn
Wyoming conference the Scranton
Tribune says that at the meeting o
presiding elders held about two week
previous to the conference of yester
day that Rev. f. b. Olmstead, ID. y
was the man they decided upon to rec
ommend for appointment to succee
Rev. J. G.. Eckman as presiding eide
of the Wyoming district. A Heral
reporter called upon Dr. Olmstead thi
afternoon and he said he could no
confirm the report and knew nothin
! concerning it.-Binghamton Evenin
! Herald, Thursday.
The following programme of musi
will be rendered Sunday evening in tn
Second Presbyterian church under tn
direction of j. NJ. Chance:
Organ Prelude, Invocation in 3 Flat,
Guilmar
Anthem. Break Forth Into JOY"
Barnh
Full Chorus Choir
Offertory, "My Redeemer and Lord
Buc
Miss Garagan.
Organ Postlude ............... .Mendelssoll
The quartette and chorus choir wi
sing at both the morning and evenir