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THE NEW LUTHER
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Dedication of the New Iwmth-
eran Church.
The new St. Luke's Lutheran church
Sabbath last, June 20,
Services began on Thursday evening
previous, when a fine theological dis-
course was delivered in the main Sab-
bath school room by Rev. J. A. Earnest,
of Mifflinburg. A choir of male
lent Interest to the servic. On
evening services were again held in
Friday
game room, when a
Fischer, pastor,
general design of the edifice. The ceil
¥ 3 [" it} . tha
ing is frescoed with gre: nd the
painting of the walls dons lr
with a rich brown for the base. The
windows are of I
| tiful in design,
i lend a charin
| admired by al
| memorial pieces
| departed, wh
{ the cause of the Savi
The main Sab
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bath =
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for seating 100),
beautiful sts wi
| Tothe east it 18 fina
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180 carpeted, with
Felton d:d notarrive for the Friday even
services, cogsequentiy a disconrse
was delivered by Rev, Fischer. Satur
day eveniog was sel apart fora meeting
of members the cougregation, to
ing
of
un the comming Sabbath.
Sabbath morning opened with a bright
sky and cool but pleasant air. Early ve-
hicles began to arrive, and the town was
Jively with visitors from different parts
of the county long before the hour for
services, All the apartments of the
church were thrown in one, and the
half ddzen ushers were kept busy seating
the streams of men and women that
wended their way to the church, and
when the hour for the opening of wor-
ship came every available seat and space
were occupied, Arrangements were ad-
mirably carried out, order was good, and
all were provided with comfortable seats,
The choir broke the silence by an open~
ing chant, which was followed by pray-
read the Dedicatory service,
Rev. Dr. Conrad commenced bis
whicls all his sermons are noted
Doctor wound up with an earnest appeal
which was upwards o
a crowd he cen always reach it by ap-
about a half hour's effort $2360 ware snb-
scribed ,and the congregation was dis
missed.
In the afiernoon a children’s meeting
was held, to which the little ones of all
waz a good turn-out of children and
adults. The services were opened by
prayer and song, followed by a talk to
the children from Rev, Felton who rivet-
ed their attention by interesting inci~
dents and instructive ideas, Dr. Con-
rad followed and deeply interested big
and little with his plain words of wis
dom sud instructive thought. The little
ones were ready and apt io responses
which proves that Centre Hail has well
conducted Sabbath schools,
The evening service hrooght a large
rudience. The opening exercise was re-
eponsive, and the choir, sil male voices,
came in admirably with its paris, ending
with a choice anthem which was charm-
ingly rendered. Rev. Dr, Conrad egein
took the pulpit and delivered a most elo-
quent aud powerful discourse which
beld the audience spell bound for nearly
an hour, when be again appealed for aid
"was pome $600 when the services closed
with the 0sual exercises.
of which is elegant, thers is worthy of
siote two plosh cushioned wsaluu: altar
chairs by Mr, aud Mrs, D. Hess, Three
large walnut pulpit chairs, the centre
chair by Mis. Annie Kurtz, and night
aod left chairs by Mrs. Salile Iarpster
and Mrs, James Alexander, Communs
ion table by Mrs, Catherine Durst; Head-
ing stand by Mrs. Dr. Smith; Baptismal
stand by Rev, A. N. Werner and James
Fortney, of Pive Grove Mills; one lower
stand by Mrs. W. P, Bhoop; carpeting by
Mrs. Annie Wolf,
The new church is now one of the
handsomest in Central Pennsylvania,
od
any church building in our county. The
spire is imposing and beautiful and in
its belfry is one of the best Menely bells,
The ceilings of the auditorium and prin-
cipal Sabbath room display the Gothic
style of the edifice, and are in striking
contrast and barmony with the exterior
plan. The floor of the auditorium in-
clines toward the pulpit, and is capped
with upwards 350 opera chairs of the
best make by a New York house; the
chair seat works upon a hinge to be
folded vertically and is supplied with a
hat-rest. The seats are arranged in cir-
cles. The floor is covered with a bean
tiful carpet, in which bright red predom-
inates, with a dark figure as a relief,
The entire chamber is lighted by a sin-
gle chandelier with 1000 candle power,
The pulpit, altar, choir place and altar
railing are all of handsome workman-
ship, and in perfect keeping with the
The man
on a plane wit!
chamber, with a flutt
on swinging sash to
thrown in one with the
special occasions when |
pacity is needed. The infa
er meeting chambers can alse
for this purpose, ]
quire, i. e., all can be thro
" The north-es corner hb
for the ndinister. The above is ¢
sketch of the ica, The
were Grove & if, have
credidable job of their contract, witl
I). B. Brisbin as manager. The building
committee f
should
consisted of Fred
chairman, John Spangler, Jo 1
Mich. Derstine and Jas. Alexander.
wy
cyclone passed over the neighborhood nf
Boiliog Springs. The barn on Loel’
farm was partly uproofed apd
from their roots, and |
| away.
John Black, of pear P
is one of the few forlunate farmers
| vear—liis crops will be better
year, John F. Heckman, of G
i rejoices in flelds that look p
[here is soch an oasis here and
our county, but not many.
Jt i8 told na t
been there, that there will not
yuoshels of wheat in er
this year.
froes t
jenoes
regy, ¢
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Her Father Is a "Flan
A good story is told of one of {he
tars of an undertaker
bad married a Calif
80 bad her glatar, The «
ried sry
in the fa maks gr
in a social way. The story
qf them being asked by some of her we
society acquaintances in San Francisco
garding her former home, replied thal
came from the sou
“From the south!”
gponse,
“Yes
“W kat part of ths soutl
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mgton”
“Ab, the District of Columbia,
tori. What was your father's
“Oh, he is a planter,
The father is still
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my coo
working, an |
plan 1 ba
ax that of
which has been in
of years, and has
country. by only one
erative plan with
asking in orngation as to the
yadoptel, My plan is th
Mons Godin, of Guise
mv employ
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France
for a number
been adopted in this
other twdddes
mina I psy the men fai and at
the end of the after doducting 7 per
cent interest on the capital I have invested,
I divided the profits with my workmen in
the ratio of their aggregats annual salaries
to my invested eaplial. My nen work
hours a day ani get off at 2 p. m. on Fat
urdays 1 intend after a while to introduce
an insurance feature and a building asso
ciation into my plan ~N, (). Nelson in
Globo Democrat
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An Awkward Position for Doth.
At Old Orchard last summer a lady who
spends hor winters in Boston became very
much pleased with a gentleman who was a
guest In the same hotel as herself and paid
her marked attention. The (friendship,
however, diel out with the season, and the
Indy supposed the gentleman had returned
to Philadelphia. The other morning she
ordered hor breakfast served in har room at
the hotel, and when she opened the door to
lot the waiter in there stool her bandsome
friend of the summer. It was an awkward
position for loth, and explanations were
impossible, but the lady did not offer him
the customary tip. On his part, he bowed
with his nsual grace, deposited the tray and
wont out, leaving her fool for reflection
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There are American hams which when
bofled in champagne are palatable; but, as a
rule, both ham and bacon In America, as In
Ausgralia, are vory nasty --bhard, in‘olerabily
malt, a groat deal too lean, and clumeily
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