memorable contests in the local Courts between two opposing factions for control of the church property; they lamented, with one voice, the ap- parent inclination or willingness of those in charge to let the old Brothers' House, if not some of the other buildings, fall into decay; and they resolved,none

HISTORICAL POINTS OF INTEREST ALONG THE STRASBURG TROLLEY ROAD. There is scarcely any portion of Lancaster county that does not afford valuable material for the student of local history. Almost any section can be taken up, and with the least pains towards accurate research it is sur- prising how

; and I guess it's so, as he looks that weight. My wife and children were all at Mt. Gretna on a vacation). It was about 8:30 o'clock when Uncle and I started out West Chest- nut street, following the trolley line over to Manor street, when we passed his old home on the left side going cut. I well

Sutcliff, who practiced medicine at Sheffield, England, until his death, about the year 1800. Robert was born at Shef- field, and was educated in the reli- gious Society of Friends. He became a merchant and had many American connections, on account of which he made two voyages to America. The second voyage