The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-03-02
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V.4RT0 US AMBIGUOUS SERVICES FOR
 NEXT SUNDAY.

Temperance Address nt Grnnd Avcnuo
 Baptist Church-Musicai Service al
 East Pearl street M. E. Church-IiIus-
 Lodge.
 At the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow morning the pastor, Rev. E. l w. stone will preach on the subject Into the Image of the Lord,' In the evening Rev. Henry Wood, superinten- dent of the Church and Civic league work of the National Temperance so- ciety of New York, will speak on Pa triotism Versus Rum Traffic. Mr. Wood is pleasing and witty speaker. | Of MT. Wood the Paterson, N. J.. Call says: MT. Wood has always been one of the strongest opponents of temper ance among the denominational preach CTS in Paterson. His crusade against the saloons win be remembered several years ago, and it is unquestloned that Dean McNulty and Mr. Wood have done more to combat drink in this city than have any other persons. He is en- thuslastic over the possibilities of work in his new field"
 At the Grand avenue Congregational church Rev. Dr. Mitchell will preach tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock; subject, "Whe1t They Crucified Him." The sacrament of the Lords supper will be celebrated at o'clock in the after noon.
 The concert and lecture given by Adelphi lodge F. and A. M., on Thurs day evening drew together an audience that filled Polar Star hall. The open- ing address was by John O. Rowland, past grand master, and during the eve ming male quartette rendered several selections. Edgar c. Snyder, of this city, gave an interesting lecture on Alaska" Illustrated by over one hun dred fine stereopticon pictures. MT Snyder has travelled in Alaska and was able to describe what he saw interest ingly. He gave story of the Illondille and it's mining camps and the customs of the Indians were graphically de- scribed.
 Principal Flanders, of the Worthing ! ton street school MT. Graves and Miss | Emerson, all Springfield teachers, paid l a visit to the Strong school on Thurs day. Miss Story, who is now in charge | of the school showed them around the | different rooms and they watched the | teaching work with interest. They were particularly pleased with the work In | the eighth grade in room 19 The call CTS expressed themselves in terms of praise of the successful work that is be- ing done at the Strong school
 Dnt A ;l e church gave a supper in the parlors of the church on Thursday evening, which was attended by about one hundred persons.
 J. M Moffett and family have remov- ed from 106 Lloyd street to 25 Franklin street.
 Substitute Carrier Mayer Stpdel who has been carrying the new letter route bounded by Blatchley avenue, Ferry, Woolsey and Peck street, has been to a route in the center of he city and his place is being filled by Substitute Frank P. Daley.
 A praise service will be given at the East Pearl street M F. church to-mor- 'ow evening by the choir under the di~ 'ection of Miss Neva Squres, soprano md director, with James McGovern as
  ,rganist The choir will be assisted by Miss Grace Bristol, violinist; Mrs. aaude Klock Ball, contralto; Wallace '. Moyle, tenor, and Charles Leigh, baritone. The programme viii be as ollows
 organ prelude~-sonata in F fiat Buck Festival Te Deum in r fiat. .... Buck l
 Choir. Prayer. ty Ny Faith Looks Up to Thee. .s,...... E
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 Choir. l Hymn 596. ' reading-Psalm 66 s 'loria ,......,,..,......,.. Meinoke } R. T. McNicholl I )ffertory solo-If With All Your Heart |
 from "ElijahD ,........,.....,. IT