occupied by the home of Miss Gertrude Hensel Haldy, the record- ing secretary of our Lancaster County Historical Society. Drs. Abram Breneman, senior and junior, grandfather and father of Major Henry R. Breneman, lived in the house later occupied by A. Herr Smith and his sister, Eliza. Both doctors died in

Stoner, Christian Forrer. (the Christian Faver article re-written), John Davis, Samuel Quest, Henry William Hall and Jacob Jameson. The paper with these corrections and additions was re-read to the Society at the October meeting, 1939, by Dr. Herbert H. Beck. Of all the publications of the Lancaster

traffic noises, the assembly repaired to the high school auditorium, where the full program was followed. In presenting the tablet to the borough of New Holland, Dr. Beck, for the Lancaster County Historical Society, declared, "We have been the first to commemorate, honor, revive and perpetuate the memory

. The inscription reads: "Dedicated to the memory of John Augustus Sutter by the citizens of Lititz, Pennsylvania, in which city he spent his latter years, and is buried in the Moravian Cemetery. August 12, 1939." THE PROGRAM President Herbert H. Beck, Presiding America Lititz High School Band This

. Melsheimer were made in 1779."‡ He also served the pastorate of the "Hill Church," near Annville, in the years 1779-1784.§ Rev. Melsheimer states definitely in his autobiography that he assumed charge of several congregations in Lancaster County, "where on the 13th of May (1779) I preached the first sermon

reservoir, were the ground owned by the Union Bethel Church, on East King Street, east of Ann; and the land adjoining this owned by John H. Duchman; a tract of land on Middle Street [now Howard Avenue] belonging to a Mr. Rhoades and Adam Metzger; and part of the Lancaster Cemetery, with adjacent property

religious awakening, and Klein spent a night of restless remorse. The next day he followed Zinzendorf to Lancaster to hear him preach in the courthouse there. Klein was now deeply impressed and moved. Zinzendorf's powerful influence upon Klein determined the destiny of this part of Warwick Township. When in

Susquehanna. Among the "high privates" was the Rev. Nehemiah Dodge, of the Cedar Hill Seminary. James S. Reynolds, Esq., private in one of the companies defending the Susquehanna line, was recalled to his home July 2, following the announce- ment of the death of his brother, General John F. Reynolds. HAD LEE