The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-01-29
DR.. R0GAN'S LECTURES.

This course of Lectures, to which
many of cur people are looking for
ward with great interest, will be given
in the Lecture Room of the Presby
terrain Church on the successive
Thursday evenings of February.
The first lecture will be on IAN
Evening of plea ,ure and profit in
Italy," and will be given on Febru-
ary 9Th. The Course Tickets are
sold at the low Price of Toe, sim
gle admission, Zoe.
Out of the many favorable opin-
ions of the Newspaper Press ON these
Lectures we select the following
From the Management of the Nir-
sInia State Summer School, Emory
and Henry College,
Emory, Va, July -, 1907.
REV. } W. Rogan, ID. d., of Elem
ingtoD, n. j., delivered here, to the
students of our Summer School, on
Wednesday, july 81. his lecture on
Some Highlands aud Lowands OF
Europe" aud on Friday. July 26, his
lecture "A Modern Tale of I've
Cities Dir. Rogan is scholar oil
high attainments, aud with his exten
sive travel presents these lectures in
a most interesting and happy man.
uer These lectures were especially
appropriate for such an audience as
was afforded in the students and fac.
nit, of the Summer School, and they
we're all enthusiastic III their express
-ions of delight to have been afforded
such a privilege
The Savannah (Ga News says
Taking bis audience from the
heights of the Alps to the lowands OF
Holland by his wonderful descrip
tive powers, aided by stereoplical
views, the Rev Dir. Rogan. of Elem
ington, n. j., delivered a forcibt
lecture on some Highlands and Low.
unds of Europe at the Guards Hal
last night. The audience was more
than delighted. "
DR. Rogan = illustrated lecture,
"A Modern Tale of Two Cities re.
Gently given at Bethany Presb, terian
hurch, Trenton, N. j., under the
auspices of the Brotherhood of that
Church, was a very enjoyable one.
70 those present who had visited the
two cities Paris aud Loudon-the
lecturer recalled many places of inter
est, and stirred up many pleasing
memories, while those whose know
ledge of such cities is based on read.
ing, were given IA better understand
ing of the places shown and explain
ed The Doctors free and easy talks
of each picture put on the screen,
frequently interspersed with personal
experiences, was in pleasing contrast
to the Guide Book expositions one
so frequently encounters at such lee
lures. The whole was entertaining
and instructive and the audience
went away glad of the opportunity OF
hearing aud seeing the Doctor 8
Views.
John Rellstab, Judge of Court OF
Common Pleas of Mercer County,
Trenton, n. J.
"The entertainment course to be
conducted this winter by the Brother
hood of the Third Presbyterian
Church was auspiciously opened last
evening when DR.. J. W. Rogan, de-
livered IA splendid lecture taking for
his subject Some Highlands and
Lowlands of Europe. He spoke of
Switzerland, Holland and Belgium,
and with the aid of beautiful views
illustrated the people and customs of
those countries. DR.. Rogan closed
his lecture with vivid description of
the famous battle Of Waterloo. His
tory was interviewer in the lecture
and the address made forcible i'm
~ essIon on the audience.
State Gazette, Trenton, n. j.