who succeeded Mr. Martin as Principal was one who had already gained some repute as an educator. Prof. Milton J. Brecht, son of a coun- try doctor, born and bred near Old Line in Rapho Township, Lancaster County, had taught a graded school in Marietta and was now finishing his third year as principal

Lutheran Church building at Brickerville, and in the published history of Emanuel Lutheran Congregation of that village we read : "A large plot of ground, although unmarked, is held sacred as the burial place of a number of Continental soldiers who died while being cared for in the old church building

campmeet- ing at Manheim, Pa., closed on Friday, July 24, having been held for ten consecutive days. Rev. Wm. L. Gray of the Phila. Confer- ence presided, assisted by an efficient committee. The grove was not one of the best, as the trees were too much scattered and were of too great a height to afford

charged with what he got and credited with his receipts. Bro. Eberhart was to see that Dr. Otto was provided with an assistant in the garden and in compounding drugs, "so that this faithful old servant of the Church may not again have things too hard for him. In Bethlehem he has passed through many

the church within our borders. Indeed, too seldom have the heroes of the church been given their place in local history. And yet, from the days when white traders first came into these parts to barter with the Indians, other white men came as Christian missionaries to these same red men, and from