print through the years and will not be new to readers of church history �but we believe that this is the first time that an attempt has been made to correlate the work of Francis Asbury and Henry Boehm. In the preparation of this sketch we have extracted data from sev- eral books which tell us much

by the Swedes on the Delaware. The speaker was George L. Heiges, of Manheim, Pa., member of the Marker Committee and an author- ity on "Baron" Stiegel and Lutheran Church history. During the course of the meeting, recitations were given in the Swedish language by Elaine John- son, who appeared in

agent in the smelting process, and streams of water, large and small to furnish power. These resources were here waiting to be used and that they were early put to use is evident from the fact that before the year 1800, there had been es- tablished one hundred and sixty iron works in this province. All

enthusiastic Republican leaders lost no time in beginning the local campaign. The first of many mass meetings of the �THADDEUS STEVENS Born 4 April 1793 in Vermont, Pa. Assemblyman, Whig and Re- publican Congressman. Died 11 August 1868. 1860 campaign was held in front of the Court House on May 28 at two

. LAN- CASTER/ANNO 1733." There is no indication of the existence at that time of a building for the purpose of worship. We may only surmise that the early mem- bers of Trinity assembled in various homes where they sang the familiar hymns of the church and listened to the reading of a sermon from some