chronology, because he was connected with the earliest of the Lancaster watch factories, having worked there on the model of the first watch made by the Adams & Perry Watch Manufacturing Company ; then he manufactured the Bowman watch in his own shop ; next he engaged in improving and making watchmakers

the consistory of the old German Reformed Church of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Without the courtesy and efficient help of the Pennsylvania Power and Light Company officials, this paper could not have been written. The author expresses his apprecia- tion and acknowledges his indebtedness to Mr. A. D

Jersey. He and his father, Dr. Adam Simon Kuhn, were two of the fifty-four signers of the constitution of the Lancaster Library Company, the father being a director in 1759. Adam Simon Kuhn lies buried i'll. front of Trinity Lutheran Church. A tablet is erected in the wall of the church to perpetuate his

on the new trolley line was commenced in the early fall of 1892 when the first surveys were made. The company hired fifty Hungarians as laborers. The contract for building the line was awarded to Edward McGovern of Lancaster, and called for completion of the line by December 31, 1892. Actual