The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-01

and bought the house On the northwest
corner of Tenth and Canada streets,
which Is still standing, substantially as
hen he occupied it. He came by rail as
far as Portage. Wis, and made the rest
Of the way In an open cutter.
Mr.. Pease was engaged In the banking
business during his stay in ST. Paedl un-
til, by the partial reputation of the ter
ritorial railroad bonds by the state, he
WAS forced into bankruptcy, with plenty
Of company.
The rest Of the time he alternated as
banker and supply minister of several
struggling churches In the neighborhood
of st. Paul.
Rev. Herbert F. Stillwell, the present
pastor of the First Baptist church, was
bern in 1856 in New Jersey. AT the age
of sixteen. upon his fathers death, he
was forced to undertake the support Of
his mother and a large family. He is
graduate of Bucknell university and Gro
Zier seminary. Previous to assuming the
passionate of this church, he was pastor
of the Freehold, n. J. church for many
years and of Calvary church, Minneapo-
lis, for three years. He has been con-
nected with his present church for near
ly two years.
Semi-cent ennial services will be held In
lIIlS SliOI Sll 1OI SlA helS OCo ill'lAll6
Tuesday evening, Oct. 3 The first day
will be devoted to a reception of former
members and guests and the programme
will be Observation-Disclosures The fol-
lowing elergyInen viii speak: Rev F. B.
Cowgirl, First Methodist; Rev. John SIN
clair, First Presbyterian; Rt. Rev NJ.
N. Gilbert. Episcopal bishop; Rev. G E.
Soper, Plymouth Congregational; Rev. a.
D Harmon, of the Christian church. all
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trail Presbyterian, and Rev. w B. Riley,
First Baptist, Minneapolis.
Deacon ]. H. Randall will preside at
Wednesday evenings meeting. The prin-
cipal address Will be delivered by DR..
Lenuel g. Barnes, of Pfttsburg, on The
Church and Its Environment" Other adj
dresses on the agencies of the church will
be delivered by T. Peterson, of the
American Baptist union; DR.. o. A. VIII
liams, of the American Baptist Home
Mission society; Boston w. Smith, of the
American Baptist Publication society,
end Rev. E. r. Pope, of the Minnesota
Baptist state convention.
Thursday evening will be devoted to
the schools of the church. Supt. A. j.
Smith will preside. and Rev. T. ]. Morgan
will speak on the Educational Influence
of the Church" DR.. ]. w. Ford and
Cary Emerson will also speak
Friday afternoon will be devoted to
womens work The evening will be Civ
en- to the children, and DR.. j. W. Con-
ley, former pastor, will speak on THE
Church and the Young People"
Saturday evening will be occupied with
THE Growth of the Church" Rev. H.
f. Stilweil, the pastor, will preside and
representatives from all the churches
that have grown out of this will speak.
Mrs H. D. Gates will read the church
history.
Sunday next Will close the celebration.
In the morning Rev, B. Hubert viii
speak on 1.-The Church, the Men and
Message for the New Century" In the
afternoon Dr. E. E. Chivers will give
an address on "The Church Of the Flu
ture" The evening address will be by
Rev. H. c. Mable, D. D., on "The Church
and Its Worldwide Mission"
Social musical programmes will be
given next week at the First Baptist
church in connection with the jubilee
services At the reception Wednesf ay
evening Percy Churchill will sing Fed,
Red Rose" by Hastings, and Light, ,"
by Neidlirger. The regular church quar-
tette will be heard in several numbers.
The programme for Wednesday evening
follows:
organ, march of the priests (Athala),
Mendelssohn; prayer, TIL. Salome; Psa m
Xii, Narcotic; preluQe, In. DupOls, CaO-
rus, Gloria, Twelfth Mass Mcza1t;
Mr. David F. Colville, OF. the House of
Hope quartette; pestlude 'Gavotte,
Haendel-Barret
Thursday evening the numbers will be
as follows:
A 1fgap 3nana agga AP6Gr Ror @
The Lost Chord" Sullivan; 20, Saints
Appointed a Day" Tours; so, Lord Be
Merciful," H. NJ Bartlett Harry George,
of Westminster church, Minneapolis;
Postlude in F, c. z. Price.
At O'Clock Friday afternoon G0urod
Light From Heaven will be sung by
Miss Huffsmith. with violin obltgato by
Miss Bessie Webster.
The programme for Friday evening f2l-
lows:
Organ, Suite. Religioso," I'll. Dubois;
prelude, ''Meditation," communion, offe =
tory, postlude; Ave Marie Masc 1;
Miss Alcott, soprano; Mrs. Bishop, pian9;
Miss Hope, violin; Miss Furker, 'cell2;
the Father" Gounod, Primary ST. ng
class; The Angel" Rub,nstein. Girls
Choral choir.
gramme will be rendered:
"serenade, Charles NJ. Widor; Postlu. 9
Schuman-Guilmant; quartette; 'Ju5tlate
Dec" R. Wagner; postlude, "Andan-e,"
Charles Bradley.
At each of the evening services the or
gan prelude will begin at 7:15 o'clock