Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-09

Sharptown. rebuilt at an expense of
So 200, has been reopened with every
dollar of the cost provided for Rev
ii. w. Bolton. d. D.. Of Wilmington con-
Quoted the C. llecting and did a splendid
work, his effort being a wonderful sue
cess. His method Of attracting and re-
tanning the attention Of his audience was
something rare. There did not seem TO
be a dull dry moment in all his work.
His propositions were so feasible that they
were irresistible and worked like magic.
He held the people to the object in view
and won a victory that was a great sur
prise. reaching results beyond the most
eangiine expectations of the promoters
of the enterprise and winning for himself
the love and admiration of his audience.
The day was an ideal one, and every
body seemed in the best of spirits. Alter
the morning loveieast DR.. Bolton
preached a short though highly interest
ing sermon, following which bhe began
his work Of raising the amount OF money
due. In the afternoon DR.. Adam Stengle
presiding elder of the Salisbury district,
preached a very interesting sermon,
after which DR.. Bolton resumed his
work of soliciting. These two Efforts
proved very gratifying. The trst duty
of the evening was TO bring up the bal
ance. and there was present a magnin-
cent audience 10 draw from. Everyone
seemed in sympathy with the effort, and
the amount was soon provided Tor ana
the doxology sung with great power. Inc
giving was universal, men, women and
children. regardless Of denomination or
church fellowship, giving literally, and
much credit is due both young and OLD
for such noble responses TO the requests
of the hour Il was happy day IN the
history of the church and will long be
remembered
cHI1DRENs DAY AT GOODMAN.
Childens Day will be observed at
Cookman NJ 4. Sunday-school tomorrow
evening at 7.45 o'clock. The programme
is as follows:
Singing by the school; recitation, "Nel-
come. Florence Cathcart; Links in Love s
Chain" Elsie Stein. Bella Hanson, Bessie
Banks. Mary Dougherty, Maggie Fer
guson. Hannah Andrews; solo, Chain
of Love" Annie Nealey; recitation
Thankful Joy,n Grace Botgeri Gar
| lands. by seven young ladies and chorus
Bring Your Loving Gifts TO Jesus, lilies
Susie Hackman; red roses, Mary Cloud.
i white roses. Annie l1ackman, Violets Etne
Banks; pink roses, Edith Mcdowell; yellow
roses. Helen Bowdle; forgct-me-nots,
BERTHE Banks; recitation, Guess Me-
Mildred jenncss; singing by the school
Planting a Seed, by Alice Brown, Nioll
Cathcart, Mary Brown, Martha Lind
Lille Wordell. Grace Braddock, Belli
Ferguson; singing by class, Drip Drop;
recitation, Marion Lind "Why She i
Beautiful solo, by Hannah Andrews
"The Butterfly Song "Our Brgh
Morning Glories," Grace Botger, leader
red glory. Frances Stats; purple glory
Ethel Ferguson; white glory, Mildres
Jenness; pink glory, Grace Lynch; solo b.
Hannah Andrews. Beautiful Birds o
Summer "The Wayside Well,' b.
Laura Stuart, Esther Ferguson Ami
Nealy. Helen Feith; recitation, Horac
White; singing by school; recitation. Nil
dred Andrews Flower boys-Ralpl
Waller. Walter Clark, Bayard Duling
Leon Stayton, Charles Pyle, William
Waller. John Marvel, Horace White
Oscar Lind; flower girls-Edna White
Nellie Reed.
MUSIC At oLIvEr.