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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-06-17
NOTES OfMe
DIAMOND

Catcher Snyder of the Cardinals
looks like one of the finds of the sea-
son.
Jack knight still has to make the
rounds of the National and Federal
leagues before he retires.
Washington is first in war, first in
peace and first to make a triple play
in the American league this season.
George Hughes appears to be max
ing hit as manager at Grand Rapids,
Judging from the newspaper comment.
Since the clocks in Cleveland have
been moved forward an hour every
things faster there except the ball
team.
Outfielder Andy Kyle, who has been
knocked about in good many leagues,
has caught on with the Terre Haute
team.
Pitcher Oscar Graham, recently re-
leased by Wichita of the Western
league, has been signed by Terre
Haute.
Notwithstanding the loss of several
Of their star players the Phillies have
been able to stage some pretty classy
contests so far.
Pitcher Lefty Thomas, formerly OF
Wichita, has joined the Grand Rapids
team. He has been pitching indepen.
dent ball in Kansas this spring.
Manager Larry Schlafy of the Buff
falos attributes the disappointing
showing of his team to date to bad
breaks in the training season.
Philadelphia critics claim than
"Stuffy" McInnis, the Athletics first
sacker, can travel farther for foul
fly than any other first baseman in
the American league.
Walter Johnson says he never saw
such an improvement in a club as
Frank Chance has shown with the
New Yorks in the short year that he
has been at the helm.
While they are changing the land
scape to suit the whims of ball play
ers, why not move the pitchers slab
back to second base when Walter
Johnson is on the job?
Catcher Chester Thomas of the Red
Sox has put his savings into a small
farm in the heart of Kansas, where
drops of rain are priced like diamonds
at certain seasons of the year.
After several years of rather medic
ere work it is predicted that Marty
O'Toole, the $22,5O0 beauty, will come
! through this year and pitch the kind
of ball that was expected of him.
What handy man Wally Smith is
proving himself for Washington. He
is not only capable to I'LL almost any
position on the team, but the long lay.
offs do not seem to dim his batting
eye.
Hughey Jennings has nephew at
Washington and Lee College who is
fast acquiring a reputation as a pitch.
err The youngsters name is William
Hugh Jennings, and he twirls with his
left wing.
Diligent statistician has discovered
that Christy Mathewson always wins
the game he pitches on his birthday
One doesn't have to be statistician
to assert that Christy also wins a
. whole lot on other persons birthdays
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-06-17

in recently
Cakes had been
the several previous Geser
did
him. but the
"alstar
however eight
will retained the Pittsburgh
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-06-17
When Packing Linen.

When putting linen articles away
for any length of time, to prevent
them turning yellow, rinse until all
the starch is removed, then dry and
fold them away in blue paper. This
also prevents the linen from cracking.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-06-17
About scrubbIno Rrusbes.

When finished with your scrubbing
brushes, if they are put to dry with
the bristles downward, they will last
twice as long. When turned the other
way, the water soaks into the wood
and rots the bristles.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-06-17
To Absorb odors.

Keep a dish of charcoal on one OF
the upper shelves of the refrigerator,
changing 1t every few days. It is an
excellent absorber of doors.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-06-17
Schultz TO Providence.

Hugh Jennings released Pitcher
Schultz to Bill Donovan's Providence
club.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-06-17

Diligent statistician has discovered
that Christy Mathewson always wins
the game he pitches on his birthday.
One doesn't have to be a statistician
to assert that Christy also wins a
whole lot on other persons birthdays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-25
THE LOST SHEEP AND THE LOST COIN.
CHE Story
(THE STORY)

OF the coin and to the length and ar
duousness of the search. So the
apostate sons of Abraham are still
dear TO God. the publicans. too. who
unpatriotically make merchandise out
Of lsraels servitude and fallen state
IL Is the sorry plight. the dan
gerous predicament of the lost sheep.
which touches the faithfulfshepherd's
heart 70 pity. In a peerless passage
Frederick W. Robertson graphically
pictures the strong bond which main
lalns between the keeper and the
flock. In this instance the true shep-
herd. who is no mere hireling. sees in
ina gination his dear lost sheen on
the mountains, cut by stones, LAGER
ated by thorns. until It's snowy fleece
II dyed in its own blood. Its piteous
bieating haunts his very dreams. He
knows that most timid and defense
less or domestic animals will be the
easy prey OF some ravishing beast
Out on the desert he hears its cry
sick and helpless. and ready TO die"
The shepherd heart asserts itself
Out into the night desolation and
danger he goes. None ever knew
Row deep the waters nor how dark
the night ere the shepherd found his
sheep. But the sheep is found. and
the JOY is prOportionate to the
strength OF the shepherds attach
ment. the perils OF the search and the
value OF the sheep. So each sin
ner and publican is still one OF the
favored Hook. only astray and imper.
He'd. To search. find and restore such
one Is a Divine work I'm which an.
gels would fatn pngage-in the con
summation OF which they are Ger.
talnly permitted TO rejoice.
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The high crime and misdemeanor
OF Jesus was described in the phrase,
HE receiveth sinners" He did not
simply tolerate their existence. but
he welcomed them. and that, too
without shadow OF cOndescpnsion. He
even went TO the point of closest pos
sible contact. He ate with them. All
precedent and custom-the very spirit
OF the day-was broken. This gave
the scribes and Pharisees, those pur-
veyors of public morals. a handle OF
which they were not slow to avail
themselves. They raised a great din
and cry. Custom bound people were
likely to be prejudiced. Approach to
the public heart was on the point OF
being closed up. Not for his own
sake. nor because the Pharisees de-
served an answer. but for the sake
of the average man and woman OF his
day. Jesus defended his course. He
did II with consummate skill. He did
not Increase the apparent importance
OF the objection by direct and argu-
mentative answer. He spoke two
parallels which set forth in signifi-
cant and persuasive manner the mis-
sion TO which he was accredited.
namely: the seeking and finding of
the lost II woman loses a
coin. part of her dowry. does she de-
spise IL because IL Is lost; because.
mayhap. IL is trampled in the mire
somewhere, or is corroded BY expos
ure? Not bit OF IL! On the con-
trary. her heart is set upon recovery.
She lights her hand lamp and thrusts
II into every recess, and as n last re
sort she sweeps the floor and passes
the litter through her fingers. When
the coin IL found her delight bears
some proportion 10 the intrinsic value
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at $50. Morning service in German
at 1890. Young Peoples meeting at
7:l5 p. m. Miss Elizabeth Lash.
leader. Evening service in English.
at 7:45 o'clock.
The monthly business meeting OF
the Epworth League will be held Tues
day evening at ) o'clock
"Wednesday evening the usual pray
er meeting at s O'Clock.
cordial invitation Is extended. and
a hearty welcome awaits all at this
"Home-like Church"
Reorganized Church OF Jesus
Christ OF Latter Day Saints-Sunday
school at 10 a. m. followed by preach
ing at 11:20 by J. Il. Winship.. Sun
shine Band will meet at GAS p. m.
Sunday. followed by preaching at
1880 by Elder Thomas Mills. Prayer
meeting at 7:45 p. m. "Wednesday.
Religio at 7:45 p. M. Friday. All are
welcome. Come all.
Zane Street. NJ r. church, w NJ.
Shultz. pastor - Preaching at 10
o'clock by the pastor: theme, A New
Creature" Sunday school at IL: Is a.
m; c. u. Lennon. superintendent.
Epworth league. Sunday evening.
O'Clock: S. $. Ullum. president. Jun
Tor league. Friday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock; Mrs. Marsh. Junior superin-
tendent. Prayer meeting on Wednes-
day evening. 1:45 O'Clock. Sunday
evening service will be given up 20
the !. o. o. F.: this is their ninety
NTH anniversary. The pastor Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-25
SPRING EXAMINATION or
PHARMACEUTICAL BOARD

The spring examination Of the
West Virginia state Hoard Of pb4r
macy viii be- held Boo this CITY Wed
uesday and Thursday. MAY o. and z
as was announced iu The InfoUireu.
Ger several weeks ago N was an.
uouncod Yesterday that tho cxamin4.
Z lon VIII W. conducted boz the assem-
ply room ~ The BOARD Trade. Mar.
kcf Auditorium
u Dr. expected that about So aunIL
Giants will take the examination
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because he stands where
there is no eye to pity, no arm to
deliver. except the eye and arm Dt-
vine: snatched as n brand from the
burning.-it Is because OF that. there
Is JOY in the presence OF the angels
or zoo. II was not merely
what Jesus said. nor the way he said
II. that attracted the people TO him
so phenomenaily. II was what Jesus
was. Men recognized in him human
ity az its best. The ideal realized
wisdom, power. love. God in mana
human life so in tune with the In
finite as 10 think his thoughts and
90 his deeds. This makes Jesus m
lyersally and permanently attractive
20 those who are intent upon obtain
ing for themselves and their fellows
the noblest development possible.
a bit OF canvas dfsappeared
from the Louvre. II was one OF a
hundred masterpieces. yet the ninety
nine were forgotten. and the world
mourned the loss and hoped for its 70
coyery Every clew was followed.
and when AZ length the Mona Lisa
was found. tho civilized world re-
Joiced. n ia Nincfs nainting rs priz
cd Ike that what shall b. said OF
y human soul made In the image of
God2 It, loss Is n transcendent dis
aster. Search for n a. a business OF
superlative importance. Recovery
justihas joy In heaven and on earth.
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the Manufacturers Record. OF TsitI.
more. an article under the capfion
West virginia a LOGICAL Field for
Iron and steel Industries written bv
O.. Y. CrImsi"y. OF NartInsburr. "A min.
ing rcoI0eIst 81 fine training and long
experience
Copies OF the reprint we're receivod
Yesterday at tho state boards head.
guart'rs In This city. and are FOR ren
"ral distribution Mr. GrimeIov's
facts and figures arr based on close
research and Investigation.
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Emmanuel Baptist church. Eoff street
near Twenty-ninth street Arden -. MIL
er, pastor. sunday school will be called
To order by the Superintendent Mr.. ~. L..
Bond at 9:45 a. IN. Morning preaching
at IL o'clock. evening hour OF preaching
service, 1880. Meeting Of the u. Y. T.
v. follows the evening service. Monday.
Tuesday and Friday evenings the classes
for our Greeks studying the English
language. Prayer meeting at 80 on
Wednesday evening. Willing workers
will gather at 10 a. IN. on Wednesday,
and there is plenty on hand To- accom-
plish. 50 each woman should make an
effort to be present.
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st andrews church. Thirty-seventh
and Eon street There will be service
In 81 andrews church tomorrow. the
second sunday after Easter. - follows.
Morning prayer and sermon at 1880 a.
m sunday school at ? y. m. Evening
prayer and sermon at 1880 =. m. Prayer
service each Wednesday evening at : go
o'clock. James l.. Fish. rector.
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Robinson. u. u. pastor-Prcaching
services at 1915 q. M. and 5.8O g. m.
sabbath school at $3.50 "a. IN. with adult
Bible classes FOR men and women.
Prayer service Wednesday evening at
.35. a cordial Invitation Is extended
and a hearty welcome will be received
by all strangers.
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In the Churches

First Church of Christ. Scientist, A.
%. U. w. auditorium. li19 Chapiihe
street Services Sunday at IL a IN.
subject OF lesson: Probation otter
Death: Sunday school at 9:45 a IN. /:
Wednesday testimonial meeting at S
j. m, same address. Reading room
open daily. except Sundays and holi-
days. from IL IN. to y. m. also on
Saturday evenings from to 3 o'clock
The public Is invited to visit our read.
Ing rooms. No. 1119 Chapline street,
and to attend our services.
The subject for next Sunday evening
In the Bible Spiritualist church.
Bridgeport. will be Dividing" Invi-
tation for membership. Mrs. Rev.
Thomas, pastor.
Third Presbyterian church. Thirty
eighth and Jacob streets, J. Il. Leyen-
berger, pastor-The usual services
will be held Sabbath, April 20.
Preaching at 1890 a. m. and 1880 %.
m. Sabbath school at 2 p. m. Mems
Bible class at 800 n m and Junio-
Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p. IN.
German Methodist church. Chaplins
street. opposite High School. Rev. T
A. Speckman. pastor. Sunday school
at 9:l5 a. m. General class meeting
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The First SpIritualist church will
hold services iu the odd Fellows nall
sunday April 20. az 1880 p. On. Child
reu progressive lyccum az 1890 a. m.
Rev. @. W. Way pastor and phychic.
Lecture followed with spirit messages.
al are WnIOune-
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Regular services at the church Of
Christ. Settlers hall. corner Virginia
and south Penn streets Gslaudt Bible
school $50. Regular worship begins at
1880. Evening service. $50. subject
Tor morning worship. THE Christians
Toward subject for evening, Pride
or Vanity" All welcome
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STATES ADVANTAGES
IN IRON AND STEEL

The West Virginia Board 81 Trade
has reprinted from a rccvnt issue OF
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est fauls Evangelical church. Thirty
eighth and Wood streets. August 4.
RasChe. pastor. German service at 10. 30
"A. m, sunday Bible school at y. m.
T. 'glish services al 1880 =. IN. Church
council meets ON Wednesday evening at
; p. IN meeting OF the men OF the
church will be held at the close Of this
meeting for tine purpose OF considering
the organization Of "A mems church club.
All men Of the church are cordially in
Nitcd To- attend this meeting. kaffce-
Nisite arranged by the Ladies Aid on
Ihurslay Afternoon and eNenInE.
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Warwood Presbyterian cnrrc-.
twentieth street near Main. Edgar ".
pay. pastor-Sabhath school At $50 a.
m. Morning worship at 1880. Chris
tan Endeavor meeting. .. m. Even
Ing service NJ 5.4s. Prayer meeting
wednesday. 5.is y. m. Good music az
an services. strangers are especially
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first Inited Presbyterian church,
next door Co Tostofhce. Rev. Chas. %.
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North street Methodist ErIacopal
church. Firth and Market streets. John
10. Hess minister -uudIy school go
~ W. b.. To- Wilson. surcriutsndnrf
IfeHDhinE ly thr pastor 1880 %. m. and
$50 uI Morning subject Keeping
an I.nEHEfmfuf Evening topic "rur-
pretending Che iukruwHuic Erwurth
league, g. r.. U.. subject WHY Every
ne ~hn Ild rlru H Temperance Pledge.
Junior league. Mrs W a. Wilson. lead.
cr. wednesday. IAn o. m. PRAYER
meeting. FRIDAY. 1880 r m.. Rows Eri-
Eade and choir rshears4I Am 4ro cor.
daily invited tu attend our services
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THE TEACHERS LANTERN.

The primary use Of these parallels
should not be lost sight Of BY them
Jesus Justified his kindly and fami-
liar bearing toward publiCans and sim
ners-at which the Pnarisees and
scribes were so outraged. He showed
the veriest renegade Of Israel as stun
the object of Divine compassion. his
restoration possible and a thing TO be
earnestly sought. The shep-
herd with the sheep upon his shout
ders became one of the signifiant
Christian emblems in the earliest
age OF the Church. II was repeated
ly carved upon the tombs and affairs
and frescOed upon the walls of the
Catacombs OF Rome II shows how
the first disciples loved and appre-
ciated Jesus parable. The
charm OF Jesus as a Teacher Is the
way he sublimates the commOnest
objects. incidents. and operations.
lie wove them all with consummate
skill into the rich aTras OF his peer
less sermons. JOY in heaven
that Is the measure Of the sinners
peril. Were sin a mere episode. a
passing incident. a dilemma. extrica-
ton from which Is easy. there would
be nothing in that 10 set the 10y bells
Of the skies a-ringing. n D. because
the sinner stands on the Crumbling
edge Of hell. on the bring OF the lake
that burneth with FIRE, where their
worn dieth not and their FIRE Is not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-25

Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
church. nrst church south Of Twelfth ON
thaplinc. 80. 1919, Arthur W Mills.
IN. j.. pastor his viii be- Member
ship Rally day. 10 BE- the earnest desire
or tho pastor and official board 90 have
every member present. Or. william b.
iarr or k"komu. Ind. will preach roth
morning and evening Morning worship
At 30 O'Clock and evening Worship a
Z 30. Special music at both services by
q chorus choir uf trained voices. sun
day school az g.Is To- m. Junior lerrr.
al ESQ b. m. EIwurth league 40 b 100
g. m hearty invitation b. extended
10 all strangers Huu those vtthuut n
church home Co hoiu with tho Duurrcra-
ton 90 All these arrN ices An seats
free ana most cordial welcome awaits
everybody who comes.
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pie all the time. place and proht await
your coming.
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st James Evangelical Lutheran
church. 14O9-1t-- Chapline street Rev
\. w Werder. pastor: Rev. VI. Steuer.
assistant pastor. Second Sunday after
Easter $3.50 n IN. sunday school and
lo:SoO a. IN. German services. There viii
Bible classes tEnglish and GERMANY I:
be no services Sunday evening. The con-
gregatton Is invited To join with 81.
Matthews church. OF Benwood. Tues
day evening meeting Of the Luther lea
que. Thursday evening regular meeting
Of 81. James brotherhood. All are cor
daily invited.
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St James Evangelical Lutheran
Chapel. Elm Grove. W Va. Rev. NJ
Steuer. assistant pastor. $3.50 a. m.
sunday school and Bible class: 1900 n.
IN. English preaching services. and Wed
nesday beginning at 3 o'clock a Coffee
Visit will be given IN the social room
at the Chapel To which all our friends
are cordially invited.
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the city who have no home church. and
VINO desire the services OF a minis ter
kindly call il55-M national phon.
St Johns Nv. Prot. CONGREGATION.
man service az 1850 a m: Sunday
school at > a. m. English service at : so
.. m Meeting OF the Ladies' Aid So
clcty At y. m. kaffee- kraenzchsn We'd
nesday afternoon. Thursday evening
meeting OF the Christian Endeavor so
ciety. Further announcements during
services.
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First Baptist church. Twelfth and
Byron streets. - r. UriniuStool. pastor.
Service That Determines Destiny" and
Safeguarding Spiritual Values" are the
themes Of the services ~ 1870 and : 800.
Bible school g.1S. Wlrwuod miseiu
school. 30 Young PEOPLES meeting.
go Tuesday evening 100. meetings
Of tho EaraCq and Fhilathea classes.
Wednesday evening 600 workers lunch.
= go first study in principles OF teaching.
9.1n covenant meeting Thursday af-
tcruoUu. 30 meeting OF the Ladies Aid
department All privileges ~ the SER
vices Of tho church open Co all tho peo-
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FIRST English Evangelical T.utberp,
church. 80 sixteenth street Tn, usual
worship for the second sunday aftrr
i.aster az 1890 "a. m. ard 1880 o. M. sun
day school g.g0 q. M. Luther T.aa.,i,.
o al, p. m. Every body welcome 10 ali
Of these services
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Evangelical Reformed ST. Stephen'a
church. corner Thirty-sixth and Toff
streets. T.. NJ. Preuss. pastor q; oru1- N
service. 1880 a. m. sunday school . m
M Wiling workers. $3.50 y. m: En.rIfeh
evening service. 1880 J.. m. birthday en-
elnl wednesday evening. April % in the
sunday school room Of the rhvr.b
Thursday evening. choir rehearsal Sal
urday. May 2. section I OF the SUNDAY
school teachers Will hold n pastry sale
=. A. Blum store.
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First English Evangelical Lutheran
church. 30 Sixteenth street. The usual
worship for the second Sunday after
Easter at 1880 "A. IN. and 1870 D. m
sunday school. 800 a. m: Luther Lea
que. S:45 p. IN. Everybody welcome to
all OF these services.
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Wsrwood Christian church. corner
seFcutccnth street and RfchIand avenue
y. W. Evans. pastor bible school r..
dent; preaching snd rufnuuriDu s,.r,.,,.
] 20 p 2 O'Clock. preaching at 1906 70 m
\ hearty welcome o. extended 10 ali
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Vance Memorial preabvfe~ftr .t,,,.,,
Wood dale. j ~. Potter. minister. Ser
wee o. II %. m. ana 1903 D.. u Morn.
inE subject Doing without Jerua %
sunday school ana Adult EhIa classes
go y m. Young Peoples meeting
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There b. no substitute for oral tcs-
timony. but 20 be- convincing 70 must
- backed by experience. Only what
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Second United Presbyterian church.
EoV. J. II. Litteli. -. -. pastor Ser
vices at Y. NJ. {. A. In the morning at
1915. evening. $50. In the evening the
sermon will be on the Resurrection
BY Rev. George ". McCielland. OF Ash
land. KY. late member OF Wheeling Bat
terry n First West Virginia. l.. \. sab
bath school and Bible classes at $40 a.
m Christian Union at y. m. Wednss-
day evening prayer service at 7:t5.
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ST. Matthew Episcopal church cor.
rer Cnnpllne and Fifteenth strasta. Tho
H'N Irrgt Poster ilHlI. minister bob
mage. It" ferNIror for Tho week ara
A. i.ll"Ws Second sunday after Trat-
90, sunday. April gf-.tG.lI Co., m rr.rr.
Nt prayer and sermon. ruhifrf Of scr.
mon. The guI snerHarT % d. o.
evening UfIl rr auI sermon. subject. III
fefmuu. Tho HnIiIuUinu. .rr Team.
E"Ih Hnl 'Nnrrn Iilr. lfS u. m SUM
Hft SCHOOL 3 %. u. sunday school ef
i"inr CHURCH house. Echo Point. Do
fn. sunday school ST. Uaula Efm CROW.
urInr. April l-fH. being the T.4.f Df
So Mark. Tho evangelist f.lr. v.Irf b.. +.
Celebration OF thr Holy Communion In
-t Matthew church at 1890 &c. u.
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81. Luko's Episcopal church. Island
end OF the steel bridge; the Rev. Jacob
Birmingham, II. d. rPctor.-The serv-
ices for the second sunday after
Easter. April 2SG. will be: 9:I5 a. m
Sunday school 1880 a. m. morning
prayer and sermon. and on Monday.
APRIL -. 1880 p. m. vestry meeting.
Wednesday. $50 =. m, service and ad-
dress. Friday. May /. Saints Philip and
James Day. holy communion 1880
a.