Evening journal., 1900-10-23
Held HARVEST
HOMh SERVICES
Successful Ball TOSSer Gels
an OVatiOn- Marcus
Hook Notes

Marcus Hook, Oct. 23.-The Harvest
Home exercises at St Martins T. E
Church Yesterday, were very enjoyable
The rector, the Rev. r. M. Doheity
delivered two appropriate sermons, his
morning subject being our Thanks
giving" and in The evening her spoke
on "Other Reasons for Giving
Thanks" The special music by the
choir, under the direction of Roland
Stannert, was "a feature OF the days
program.
me chancel and front of the church
were beautifully decorated with Au-
umn leaves, various grains and all
,Ands of vegetables, the products of
the field made to show Off to "A better
advantage by the numerous large and
beautiful bouquets The decorations
VIII to-day be removed to the Sunday
School room for the social tomorrow
evening, after which the vegetables
viii be distributed among the needy
residents Of the parish.
The offerings, which were for the
benefit OF the recent Improvements at
the church, were quite liberal
The members OF the Barlow Social
gave Bert Everscn a rousing recep-
ton on his return from Chester ON
Saturday evening, in honor of the great
game OF ball he pitched against the
Philadelphia National League team. An
immense bonfire was kindled and
there was a beautiful display OF pyro-
technics.
The Rev Dr. Bradley, pastor Of the
Methodist Church, delivered an elo-
auent sermon at the Methodist Church
last evening to a good sized congrega-
tion. His text was, "Sirs, What Must
do to be Saved" and he made a fer
vent appeal to the sinner. His morn
ing sermon was also interesting. DR.
Bradley will represent the church al
the state convention at Harrisburg
this week.
Special services will be held this
evening at ST. Martins Church at 7.3(
i o'clock. A visiting minister vii
preach at the service on Wednesda,
evening.
The Guild OF St. Martins Church will
give an evening social in the SUNDAY
school room tomorrow evening at
o'clock, and the proceeds will be ap
piled to liquidating the debt incurred
by improvements to the church prop
erty, just finished.
| The Rev. G. w. W. Bishops sermon
} yesterday were both very interesting
/ his themes being: Morning, 9TH
: Christians Business;" evening, Pau
) Before Felix and Drusilla."
q Extra services viii commence at IN
q Baptist Church this evening and con
q tinue as long as interest is mani
3 Tested. The pastor the Rev. Nj
q Bishop. viii be assisted during tn
p services by local ministers.
4 There will be a feet OF new tanker
[ capable OF carrying out OF Philadelphl
: each trip upward OF 100000 gallon
b OF oil In bulk. with a terminal at MAJ
{ Gus Hook, the plant there being no'
e in process Of construction upon th
q farm land formerly owned by Willial
b Smyth, in the borough OF Marcus HOOl
= The arrangements for the successfl
n carrying out OF this mammoth entel
prise have all been completed. and tf
steamships, which are now being bui
D IN the north OF England, are aboI
. ready for service.
David NJ Ellis, representing. wit
X his father. Joseph d. Ellis. the Unite
States Pipe Line. OF Philadelphia HI
lust returned from Europe, where
successfully arranged matters. so Il
~ as the foreign terminus OF the line
n concerned.