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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-16

Mrs, Hattie Parker and Miss Florence
Nye are visiting in Boston.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-16

The Congregational Church in Ster-
ling has opened its doors TO the Penta-
costal band. In celebration Of the
event large load OF people will 70
from this place tomorrow night to AL
tend the meeting All the members OF
the band viii be there-Miss Hayes
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-16

Business is rushing in the packing de-
partment of fine shoes in Isaac Prouty
& Co.'S shoe shop. The help started in
this evening to work until O'Clock
nights until further notice.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-16

The first active attack on license will
begin Sunday evening. There is to be
a mass meeting at the town hall and
Rev. Mr.. Tenny Of Somerville will ad
dress the people.
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TWIN CITY NEWS.

For Rent-A front rtom for two
gentlemen; nice and airy. Mrs. L.
Lucas, PIP Sixth st. S.
We wish to announce that we have
opened a new barber shop at No. 2la
Fifth Street South. where we would
be pleased to meet all our old patrons
and We hope many new ones. j. 7.
Scheffer, Smith Wiley
Last Wednesday evening a few
frieuds were invited to attend an
informal, given by Mrs. A. g.
Plummer of No. 2S04 Columbus
Ave. to meet Miss Carrie Phelps,
of Chicago, who is visiting friends
In st. Paul.
Mr.. j. NJ. Griffin will probably
leave the city the latter part of this
week for New Mexico, in search of
health. Mr.. Griffin is young man
and has always been careful in
respect to the laws of health, and
there is no reason why that he
should not regain his original
strength.
The case OF the State VS.. Sawyres
the saloon keeper, for refusing to
serve to Mr.. VIM. Jeffey a glass Of
beer, will be tried next Wednesday
morning at 10 O'Clock in the criminal
court room, new court house. All
Afro Americans who can be present
should by all means attend the trial
even il work has to go undone, for
said trial means much to our Afro
American citizens.
The Masons Of st. Paul and Mime
apolis will celebrate st. Johns Day
by having sermon preached to them
on Sunday, June 25th, 1899, at p. m.
In st James A. NJ. L. Church, st.
Paul All Master Masons, both OF
St. Paul and Minneapolis, are invited
and requested to be present and 70
assemble in the lecture room of the
church at 2 p. m. ii. b. Houston,
Grand Master, Vim. r. Morris, Grand
Secretary.
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West Hotel News.

Mrs. S. w. Tyler is kept very
busy this week.
The boys arrived at Yellowstone
Park, Wednesday.
Mr.. III. B. Garrett is home from
his trip South. His friends are
glad to see him back.
Mr.. Henry Wilson, of Chicago,
will make his home in Minneapolis
after returning from Yellowstone
Park,
Mr.. VIM. Price entertained
friends this week.
Mr.. Fred Bolts will return soon
from ST. Joseph, Mo.
Mr.. Collie Johnson entertained
friends this week.
Mrs. JOS. Matthews. the veteran
waiter of the West hotel has
not yet made his annual trip to
Chicago. Mr.. Matthews is one of
the best known walters in the
Northwest and enjoys the friend
ship of many hundred travelling
men who always call for zoe"
when stopping at the West hotel.
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ST. Peters A. M. z. Church.

Mrs. +. Parker has moved TO
the East Side.
Mrs. y. X. Brooks is now in
Wherefore, Ohio, attending the
commencement Of the University.
and lie the guest Of Bishop and
Mrs. b. w. Arnett.
A grand Plantation treat by the
Suwanee River Quartette under the
auspices Of Glass No. 4 next Tues
day the Goth. Admission Zoe.
Rev. II. s. Graves, Of st. John i
chapel, Chicago. will arrive IN the
city next Saturday and will preach
next Sunday morning at II a. m.
on the Grand Rally Day. Those
who heard him q year ago, will mol
miss hearing him again.
Little Cora Neal Is doing nicely.
Her physician says she can be
brought home within the next ten
days.
All the members Of the church
viii meet in the lecture room next
Monday night 70 make arrange.
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seen at their best in music, and
the Negro as an elocutionist. The
third night. Thirty Years of the
Negroes Freedom will be graph.
cally depicted, according to the
conception of a gifted Christian
lady. by 10 characters, in four
acts. This will be the crown of
the three night series. For these
great entertainments the admis-
sion is: Adults, ; nights. soc,
adults. / night. 2sc; children, J
nights, ssc; children, night, lsc.
Printed programs served. For
St. James A. NJ. L. church, Rev.
]. C. Anderson. pastor.
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SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

The best managed dairies In Mime
sofa have reduced the cost Of mauufae-
turing a pound n butter TO i2s cents.
II Is estimated that the output u the
mines Of Butte and Anaconda. Mont,
IL over II 900 tons day Of copper ore.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch places the
annual cost OF smoke In that city at
5000. 900. TO say nothing Of the div
comfort.
The right hand. which Is more Eensi.
tive 30 the touch than the left. IL less
sensitive than the latter 10 the effect N
heat or cold.
A writer IN the Arena declares that
900 900 men nos do the work, with the
aid Of machinery, which needed 1900
900 persons 10 do a few years age.
The florentine excavations at Fie.
sole have uow recovered nearly the
whole Of the norfhern pre-Roman city
walls. Valuable finds of eoins and
other objects have been msde
szczepanik. tfs Polish schoolmasffr
who invented the fernssler, which en-
nbles ore TO zee an object to its natural
eolOrs great distance Is means 81 an
electrical device. announces that be has
invented an apparatus operated By a
beam 81 light. which be has applied -
exploding b0mbshelis.
Dr BseqnersI has announced to the
Academy n seifHeeE at Paris tbs die
eoyery Of new supposedly slems Hlary
substance which bas = close affinity TO
barjum. Iis diseoyereFs. NM cufie aud
Bremona, have named II "radium II
il 10 sensitive to light that Il viii take
photographs Impressions
The heaviest metal Is 1smi0m. which
has bulk for bulk. VERY nearly ip.ies the
weight u lead The specific gravity Of
gold II about 1874 while has d psfaium
IL aImoot z29s. ONmlnms lsalso the moai
iafuaible % metals. remaining unaf
feet4a By degree 81 heat capable ~
causing platinum 20 run like wafer. II
even rssasta the ineOnceissb.e tsmpera.
turs II the elsesfss are.
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KNIamTs on rYriIIAa


Nat, Turner Lodge No. X. off
Meets the second and fourth Thursdave
In each month. brothers In good stand
Ing welcome, At Labor Temple Fourth
aud Eighth avenue South.
:. - Il PARKER, C. c.
RALPH WATSON, X. II. aud \.
Pride Of Minnesota Ledge No. 1, X, of p.
Meets the nrst and third Thursdays In
each month. All brothers I'm good stand
ing welcome, At plummer Post Hall.
Let av, N. aud WsHhinRton.
JAMES ROBERTS, G. @.
w. c. JEFFREY, X, X, and $,
J. X. Hllyar,l Lodge.
Meets first Tuesday In each month az
Window hlock, 2nd ave. y. ard WASH
ington, Masona In good standing
always welcome.
q, W. LILLARD, w, NJ.
JASPER GIBBS, Guaranty Loan Rest.
Secretary.
Anchor Lodge A. y. and A. M. No. I.
Meets the dtst aud second Monday In
each mouth at Window block, 2nd ave.
y. Washington. Masons Ia good stand
Ing welcome.
J, A. SCOTT, W. Al.
A. II. LEE 27Ot Aldrlch ave. \.
ST. PETERS CLAvERs soDAIITY.
NJ ,ets the frat and third Mondays of
each montn. W. j, Gardner, Pres, j. =.
Harris, Seety., A, Davis, Treas,
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ments for a great reception to be
rendered Rev. Ii REYNOLDS.
ID, D., of New Orleans, La; who
will also preach at the Grand
Rally Sunday, June the 18th. 3
p. M and S p. m.. His many
friends will be glad to welcome
him after ten years ahsenee. He
built the first st. Peters church,
since which time he has raised to
great praments as a cnurehman in
the South where he has since
labored.
Rev. f. W. ellis will preach at
st. Peter 5 church Sunday morn.
ing.
will give grand
entertainment at st. Peters \. NJ.
L. church, Tuesday evening. June
-, aSslstsd# by the original SUI
wanee River Quartette..
The musicale given last Tuesday
evening was a grand success Mrs.
Minor, of !, Paul, simply capt.
vrted her audience.
Chlldrens' Day program was fine
last Sunday.
The concert given at st. Peters
\. NJ +. church "Wednesday even
ing under the direction of Mrs. j
I. Monroe was grand success,
the attendance was large and ap.
preciative, MIS-. Il. G. Minor was
at her best, all of the artists did
themselves proud MIR. Gray :
Afro American orchestra was in at
tendance and the selections played
was grand, Mrs Monroe deserves
credit for the successful effort
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ST. PAUL.
opD FELLOWS,
Mars lodge Ne ssos

Mars Lodge No. saOs
Meets necond and fourth Wednesday In
ench mouth at Odd Fellows Han, 820
WahHaha street
II, r. HICKMAN, T., s., 422 II.
Anthonv.
+. u. PARKER, N. O., ao6 Edmund at.
Household Of Ruth. No. ssa q. u. q, of
q, y.
Meets frat and third Monday In each
month tor business. second Monday Tor
instruciion, ~ Odd Fellows Hall, 3aa
Wahhpha.
Mrs SARAH C. KIRTLEY, VINO
Mrs, dlIA JOHNSON, W, r., ara
summit Place.
MOST woHSHIPFuL GRAND LODGE
or MINNESOTA, A, ". md A. NJ.
II, II. HOUSTON. Grand Master.
wM, II. MORRIS Grand SEC,
ai7 Guaranty Loan Burg, Minneanoila.
Pioneer Ledge. M, I. A. y. aud A. NJ.
Meets the fret Monday In each moi,th
~ Masonic Hall =. w. corner Flith aud
Robert streets. Master Manona IN naod
standing alw avs y sIenme
I. HADLEY, w. M,
W, A. HILYARD, See, 12G Atwater.
Minnesota Lodge No. y, A. aud An.
Meets on the frat aud third Tueaday In
each month ut Masonic Hail \. w.
r"rner Of fiith aud Robert st,eats.
Master MasonA Ia good standing always
welcome,
H. II. HOWARD. w.M.
j. \. STRONG, t2th and Robert ~. sec.
wm, ~. stevens Lodge. No. ., A. y. aud
An
Meets second aud fourth Monday Ia
zach mouth nj Masonic Hail, =. W.
corner Fiith and Hobertsstfests. Master
dnsons In good standing always well
come.
ANDREW JACKSON, w.M.
u. E, BEAsLEY, RYAN Hotel ssc.
Perfect ASHER Ledge. Ma. 4, A. y. aud A. NJ.
Meets this second aud fourth Tusrtlay IN
eaeh month Mt Masonic Han. n. W.
corner Fifth aud Robert street Master
Maaons 10 good standing always well
come.
JOHN q. A. WILSON. M.
Il. w. CRANCUM. Sec 30 Cedar.
Bethsi Chapter No. as u. A. NJ.
Meets the hrAt and third Thursday In
each month ht Masonic Han, n w.
corner of III b and Robert streets. Royal
Arch Nelson's IA good standing always
welcome.
DANIEL ROY. H. y.
w. r. GASsAwAY, See. state Capitol.
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St. Thomas Episcopal Mission.

Rev. Jno. J. Faude in charge.
Sunday Services ; p. IN. Sunday
School 4 p. III. You are cordially
invited to attend Parents are re-
quested to send their children to
Sunday School.
The Sunday School is making
marked progress under the man.
agcment of the following officers
and teachers. Charles +. James,
Supt., Miss Marshall, Sect'ya
Mrs. Weir Miss Morgan, Miss
Coulter and Mrs. James, teachers.
Mrs, Franklin, substitute.
Our Rector, Rev. DIR, Faude,
has been honored by having the
Degree of Doetorof Divinity con
fcrred upon him by Washolah
Divinity School. Out of twelve
names which were presented to
the trustees, his was the only one
selected for the honor.
The choir is progressing very
nicely. The young ladies take a
very great interest in the music
and are a great help to the work
The social given by the Ladies
Guild was a success, and quite a
good crowd were present notwith
standing the incIemency of the
weather a very interesting pro.
gramme was rendered by the fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen:
Chorus by the choir; address by
VIM. X. Morris; solo by Mrs
Wheaton; address by Hon. J. i.
Wheaton; solo by Mrs. Monroe
remarks by the rector. After the
programme the ladies served re-
frcshments.
On last Sunday the Rev Vim
Wilkinson, who has charge of the
mission work in St, Paul and
Minneapolis. visited the mission
and addressed the Sunday School
and also preached a very interest
ING sermon on Mission Work
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The following biographical sketch will be of interest and worth
preserving
Mrs Mason born May 1864 Quincy Illinois; attended
Douglas school, of which Prof Phem principal She also
hool Prof Knott of Chicago She the daughter Of Won and
ZELDA Dooien She had eight sisters and brothers of which all
dead but three sisters Her father also dead She called
preach thirteen years age being able interpret the Scrip
lure the she does She resisted the calling until she
twenty desiring preacher but compelled
Gods commands be obeed She married to George
Mason 1888 March oth being then the nineteenth of her
Rge There children born them four boys and two girls
III of whom dead but girl Bertha Mason who is nine
old She preached three years and months exclusively
he people Since that she has preached in the leading
ooed and white churches She licensed the A. NJ T. church
W Rev DR. schaer NJ d. the presiding elders
the Kansas conference She converted Of
Rev John then pastor the A. church OF Han
Missouri She has been preaching for years. has been
sveng evangelist years and thiy6ve years of age
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Card of Thanks.

Mrs T. Monroe desires to
tender her individual thanks
through the columns of THE Ap-
VANCE to the parties participating
in the concert given by her Wednes-
day evening at st. Peters 4. NJ.
E. church for the benefit of said
church.
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Look out for the eollector. on
onday
Mrs. j Lewis. of Chicago, is
sitting friends in the city.
f. L. MeGhee, Esq, of st. Paul,
as in the city this week..
Miss Mamie Weir is visiting the
isses Farr's, in st, Paul.
Missy. Webb has severed her
naeetion with THE ADVANCE as
lvertising agent.
Mrs. James Sheppardis spending
few days at Lake Minnetonka,
hest of Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Henry Roberts left Thurs
hy for Chicago, Davenport and
'hilicothe, to be gone month.
Mrs. Richard Manning has
kcured Attorney ]. Frank Whea-
bn to adjust a settlement relative
J the death of her husband.
i Mrs j. I'll. Caswell. of Chicago,
in the city this week looking for
location for a dressmaking estab-
|shment.
Rev. J. G. Anderson was in the
/ ty this week in the interest of
be coming concert to be given at
It. James church. st. Paul.
The Montrose Bicycle club met
h the residence of Mrs. Lucas,
|nesday evening. The inelement
leather prevented the club from
|arrying out the usual program.
Messrs. ID. II. Boone and AL,
Robinson left the city last week
i headwaiters, for Yellowstone
bark and Monmouth respectively,
klecting their crew from Mime
polls and vicinity.
Those who receive THE ADVANCE
hid those who advertise, are re-
Iuested to pay no money to any one
kept Editor Reid, Business
Hanger McCants Stewart, or j.
/ Harris, the st. Paul manager of
fHE ADVANCE.
Mr.. ]. Frank Wheaton has
Idded another gem to his legal
tareer. In the case of the State
IS. Ida Johnson. The charge was
arceny, the jury was out only a
lew minutes and brought in YER
dict of not guilty.
Hon. ]. Frank Wheaton has re-
teived several invitations to de-
liver Fourth of July orations from
different cities in the State. He
accepted the invitation extended
10 him from the citizens of Ap-
pleton, MINI. A nominal fee
being Reconsideration.
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.
St. James A. NJ. E. Church.

The eolored w. G. T. L. meet in
a body Sunday evening at st.
james A. NJ. L. church East Side)
under the leadership of Mrs. l.. \ :.
Raglan. the worthy president. The
meeting was opened at p. m. by
singing Rescue the Perishing. "
Prayer was offered by Mrs. Gould,
the vice-president, the congregation
joined the church choir in singing
Yield Not to Temptation" which
was sung with the spirit. Rev.
King, the pastor, was requested to
make a few remarks. He spoke
from LIST Cor. and Dist verse
Whether, therefore We eat or
drink, etc. " The society was
much lifted up by the remarks from
this subject. Rev. King spoke of
many good things that was help
ful to the w. G. T. L.
Mrs, Raglan, the president made
a statement of the work that their
society was doing for the uplifting
of fallen humanity, and with God )
help they mean to stand together
for the cause of temperance. She
thanked the pastor and trustees OF
st. James A. M. T.. Church for
allowing them the privileges of the
church. Mr.. and Mrs Lyles,
OF st. Paul, rendered duet,
which was enjoyed by all
Mrs. Lyles, the county secretar,
of the w. G. 7. U. of st. Paul,
made a few remarks. She said she
was proud to meet with this part
of the w. G. I. u and 10 find you
still in action. Miss Alice
Evartt sang Jesus Lover OF
My Soul, " which was very sweet
Mrs. Della Wright read a paper
on temperance which was grand
The audience was well pleased
with the program of the W. CT, L,
A grand collection was given b,
the audience TO the church and
society. Many joined the church
Mrs. b. G. Chavions, Of Duluth,
Mimi, is the guest of Mrs. Jacobs
252 Fifth Ave. N.
Sunday is new membership day
at st. James.
Mrs. Jamie Clark was out tc
church Sunday after a long sick
spell.
Graham & Rodgers have bought
the stand and table privileges OF
the camp meeting ground and will
put up elegant stands, etc.
Everybody is getting ready for
the great camp meeting. Rev.
King and his officials are working
hard to make it a success.
Sunday at ST. James, Cast Sidc)
II a. m. Subject; Dark Day in
Minnesota" Up. IN. Subject. Ten
Girls at the Marriage" 2:30 pm.
Sunday School. Glass at $3.50 pm.
All are welcome. j Will King,
pastor.
Church Aid Society will meet st
the church Thursday evening.
J. 7. Griffin Of Glass No. ! will
give an Old Folk Concert Thurs
day evening June 22d. Mr.. Grit
fin intends giving his audience a
good laugh that evening. Admis-
sion 10 cents, at st. James AN T..
Church.
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AGENTS WANTED.

THE ADVANCE desires to SECURE
agents for every city, village or town.
and offers a liberal commission to agents.
THE ADVANCE is an easy seller, and
those who are willing to take agencies
and hustle for sui scriptions can earn an
independent living. Write at once for
terms, Address THE AFRO-AMER
ICAN ADVANCE, 81 Window Block.
Minneapolis. MINI.
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TIE AFRo-AMERIoAN ADVANCE, JUNE Il. 1888

Another popular waiter IS Mr.. G.
w. Tyler who served one Of the
FIRST meals in the magnificent
West hotel. Mr.. Tyler enjoys the
confidence of his employers and
has the respect of his brother
walters. He occupies the position
known in the hotel circles as the
9Th waiter.
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COMING TO MINNEAPOLIS.

Rev. Mrs Lena Mason of Quincy Ill., the wonderful evangelist
will be present preach several times Rev. Will Kings camp
meeting July She has with hatterng during her
line years as a minister of the Gospel.
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MINNEAPOLIS.
Attention, Readers

On and after Wednesday. June
e 2Ist inst. THE AFRo-AMERI-
n ADVANCE will be published
fery Wednesday of Saturday.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY
MINNIE

ST PETER A. NJ. ". uHunCH.
Hsv. VS.. Brooks. Pastor.
Cor. 22nd st.. OH ave. soath.
sunday services Preaching, HOO a.
N; buudnv School, 300 y. m. eyeaiHg
sci Vices. 500 3, m, General prayer
MEETING, Thursday evening. 800 y. ~.
Wnymnn Home Cifele. Tuesday evening
A. different residences. Parsonage. 22O5
ninth avenue South.
BEsTBEDA BAPTIST CHURCH,.
Hev. -. ~, Harris, Pastor.
Between Eleventh. and Twelfth avenues.
sunday ssFyicess PreRrhing at HOO
IA m sunday school. 1880 o. M; Chris
tlan EhhVsVor, 7.aO .. MI evening ser.
Vices. 800 y, M. WEDNESDAY evening
general PRAYER meetinK, 500 D. ~.
Parsonage 1i2O Eighth street south.
~. THOMAS MISSION.
Rev Johs .. Faads. Ia Charge.
Glb sixth avenue south.
sunday service; 400 %. ~, sunday
school, 800 .. m.
ST.. JAMEs A. ~. o.. CHURCH.
hsv. .. %. King. Faster.
Between First avsbus aud HscOn street,
Southeast, near Exposition bldg.
sunday Hsrylress Preaching At HOO
n. M; sunday Shoot, 300 o. ~ even.
ing services 500 .. m. q neral prayer
meeting Thursday evening. Weekly
meetings NJ the DEBATING Cub.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
MINNEAPOLIS.
q. U. O. o. o. n.
81. Anthony ledge No. as7l

st. Anthony ledge No. as71
Meets the first aud third Wednesday In
each month for the transaction of busi--
ness, lst avenue N. and Washington.
A. II. MYRIcK. N. q.
JAMES A. SCOTT, 2. Is. p. o. s.ox 33.
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ST. PAUL.


NJ JANIS, a. ~. ". CHURCH,
HsS. ., q. Anderson, Pastor.
Cor. Fuller abd jar streets.
supdat sertiesr; 1870 q. m: 7s30 o.
~. Wednesday tsrsSer aeatinE 500 M.
~. PETERS GLAyEn's
FatI.sr Pria,sa.
Cor. Darlington aud Aorurn avenues.
SUNDAY Servers. Mas. 500 i. m,
Zig mss, 1890 q. M. EssuiBg service
NJ 0',loek.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH.
Hsv. -. =. ornsr, Pastor.
Cor. 18Th and Cedar.
Sunday services. Prsnehing at loo
y ~. aud 7;45 .. ~. SUNDAY Seh01i ~
1890 u'elDfh. Wednesday EVENING
general prayer nesting.
81. PHILLIPS EPISCOPAL MISSION.
4G3 Rlea street. bet. Aurora aud unlyer--
slty.
Sunday services. Moralng prayer.
LltsBy and ssrusu. 90 a. a.; sun aay
school and ghlldfen's vespeFs 800 b. an.
EysnsODg and sermon 500 D. M.
Wednesday Evening Prayer aud Lseturs
500 o. M. Ti1ays CBoir Rshearsal aud
isratherboOJ ~ 81. Andrew. 800 D. m.
All ARE cordially tnvited. seats fires.
NOTICE. -cbangss aud corrections
will ~ made % oon hetliyinR the afEsea.
II We have heEieetsd 20 place nutl6s 81
aby soristy n tue above directory 81 IL
beraaas Ne dD not ka0w ~ II or hnge
a3t sean iss Officers. ksBd Dama oe any
L1sd9e. place aud time 81 mestinN, nama
Of ofiesfz az u wiiib ~ Inserted,
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Meets 1aae4sys II - Washington Asnsssa -
laird fioar III ssfand. frssssx AstAaF W
Ft<lA. nssseA~sv 80 Hsmboiat sss. aesth.
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gtsans~ FitGsssf Cniss
Meets iat 4 gfd Iharndaya AlexaasaeFsG n ali
va, lS4kt presidsn Is a. y. McNFath, He0.
Fsssgf, ~ Third ~, n
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Msass hssa sal ssslrd Moaaays Al M Hleoilnt
Avs !. &. Okaefs. Pe~sl4tsnt y. J. smith,
sscFstsfy, care pAisee Cl0tf.ins Go.