The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-06-24

site. 1t is expected hat a site on Warner
avenue, near Ocean avenue, will be Sc
lected. upon which a temporary structure
will be erected.
st. Johns Episcopal
Edward G. Boys, tenor, will take a
months vacation after Sundays service.
st. Johns choir programme. NJ. r.
Schwartz, organist. is as follows for to-
morrow:AMorning-Prelude, Fantastic"
In C minor, st. Saens; 'sTe Deum," Dud-
lev Buck: ..Jubilate," Gregorian; offer
tory, "Hosannah,' Granier; tenor solo.
Mr.. Boys; p%ostlude, Rustic March
Fiumigalli. Evenfng-Prelude, offertory
in D, Batiste; responsory after first les
son. Buck:after second lesson, z. A.
Barry; anthem, calvary" Rodney; ten
or solo. Mr.. Churchill Brodhead; offer
tory, I'm Dreams I Heard the Seraph-
i'm, Faure; postlude, "Marche Celebre,'
Laehner.
Lafayette Re formed
On July 2 the Sunday school will go on
its annual excursion to a grove on the
beautiful Hudson The committee in
charge has completed all the necessary
arrangements.
st. Johns Lutheran.
Pastor Rabbow has decided to hold a
second picnic this fall for the benefit of
the church societies. The funds will be
devoted to the building und
Bergen Baptist
After next Sunday the evening services
will be dispensed with during July and
August. The morning services will be
held in the chapel.
Y. m. G. A.
Young Mems Christian Association will
hold an interesting meeting tomorrow
afternoon in Hasbrouck Institute. Mr.. A.
E. Crockett, the assistant secretary of the
association, will deliver an address en-
titled from the Sheepfold to the
Throne This talk will be one of ex-
ceeding helpfulness to young men and
will portray how a young man steadily
pushed his way to the front. These Sum
day afternoon meetings are proving more
and more interesting. Last Sabbath
afternoon a<large audience was present to
hear the address of Brigadier T. w.
Scott, chief divisional officer of the Sal
walton Army, who spoke on Nehemiah
and His Great Work,
Simpson Methodist
Little Marguerite, the daughter of Pas
tor A~ylesworth, of Simpson Church, who
was pronounced i'll with %diphtheria on
Sunday last. has passed, the critical
stage of the malady. Young Robert, the
pastors bright little son, was also taken
Ill with the same malady. Both are out
of danger. Pastor Aylesworth will send
his family to Ocean Grove as soon as
possible. He will spend his vacation with
them during the month of August.
\ Owing to the illness of his children,
Pastor Aylesworth will not occupy his
pulpit tomorrow. 1t will be filled by the
Rev. Joshua Mead, father of the pastor
of the First Methodist Church of Ho-
boken.
h church and Sunday school will join
with other Hill churches on Thursday
next in an excursion to Locust Grove.
The steamer Grand Republic, that will
carry three thousand passengers COM
fortably, has been chartered for the oc-.
casion.
Pilgrim Baptist.
The Rev. H. c. Baum, of the Pilgrim
Baptist Church., will conduct services to-
morrow as follows:-At 1890 A. NJ, SER
mon, 1.-The Joy of the Master and the Joy
of the Disciples; 80 P. NJ, sermon, The
Baptism of Jesus by john" A baptismal
service will take place Immediately af-
terward.
The Bible Class will met as usual Nom
day evening. The meetings are usually
well attended and full of interest.
Centenary Methodist.
The Rev. DR.. Cadmus, of the M~etropoli-
tan Temple, New York, will deliver a lee
ture at Centenary Methodist Church
Monday evening next under the auspices
of the Brotherhood.
The Rev. Mr.. Goodman will commence
a special series of serons tomorrow even
ing. The title of the first will be ''The
Return Of the Dove to the Ark the Mes
sage of Peace,
The vested choir held q very successful