Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-12

Rev. A. s. Ladd then read select1on rom the scriptures and Rev. MT. Hartman offered very fervid, eloquent and impressive pray CT, and a male quartette sang splendidly | ooh Godl Thou art my God" Rev. George 1lsley, pastor of the Colum- 1 bia street Baptist church, then read letter | from Rev. Dr. Field of the Central church, | and the oldest pastor in the city, in which I he regretted his inability to be present and l offered his earnest wishes for the success of 1 the new pastor. Rev. MT. Ilsley then de- | livered an eloquent address of welcome pledging the church's most hearty co-opera- l tion and aid, good financial support and | earnest prayers. He welcomed Mir. Busfeld | to this church, to the Penobscot association of Baptist churches and to the churches of | Maine.
 Rev. Henry L. Griffin, pastor of the Ham, mond street church, welcomed MT. Busield | to Bangor MT Griffin said it became his happy duty and privilege to welcome him l to our beloved city. He thought that as Bangor had contributed so many men of culture and intelligence to New Haven it was entirely fitting that New Haven should make so large concession to us. He said that MT. Busfeld would enjoy his stay in Bangor, | his fellowship with the pastors and his rela- tions with ths churches. MT. Griffin then pledged to him the cordial cooperation of | his brother pastors and bid him thrice well come to Bangor.
 The paper further spoke of an eloquent and heartfelt welcome given MT. Busfeld by | Rev. c. B. Besse in behalf of the Bangor Methodists, and of the sermon de-
 ljveTed by Rev. Gd;, C; o,v.ri;tp D; Pepper, T. ] honor of the occasion. Fine singing and in strumental music was interspersed throughout the services and MT. Busfield pronounced the benediction After the services MT. Busfeld was almost overwhelmed by the congratula- tions of the people who gathered around L T1,,~ o1111a hxYc ipor.t members of the church are very highly 1 pleased with their new pastor. The interior of the new church edifice is one of the most pleasant in the city and every condition IS favorable for the continued prosperity of the church. MT. Bus6eld's pastorate will un- doubtedly be very highly satisfactory to his people"
 Home for the FriendIess-A Coming Pleasant Occasion.
 For the entertainment for the benefit of the Home of the Friendless to begin in Loomis' Hall Wednesday, June 24, we take pleasure in announcing the engagement of Mrs. Elm ma Cunning Banks, graduate and pupil of the Philadelphia National School of Eloeu- ton and Oratory, assisted by some of her pupils. Mrs. Banks is one of the most ac- complished elocutionists before the public,
 
 good fortune to hear her. In addition the programme is to contain some excellent musical features. Miss Marion Brown, daughter of Mr. F. M Brown, the popular dry goods merchant, and Miss Nellie Angus, daughter of MT. J. A. Angus, and pupils of Miss M. I. Blakeslee are two little girls of undisputed musical ability, and they will demonstrate what little fingers can do. As sistance will be kindly rendered by others.
 Transfers of Real Estate.
 Recent transfers of real estate recorded in the Town Clerks office are as follows:
 Lyman O. Thompson and Theodore H. Thompson to Samuel c. Thompson, land twenty-five and one-third acres in New Haven and East Haven.
 James Fitzgerald and Catharine Fitzgerald to Mark M. Selleck, land twenty-five feet on Day street.
 Thomas Broadbent to Lawrence Klein land thirty-seven feet on Bishop street.
 James A. Wood to John A. Kingsbury, land fifty feet on Howard avenue and buildings thereon.
 Sherwood S. Thompson to Josephine A. Bates, land 33 feet 6 inches on Munson street.
 Maria M. Hinman to Charles w Foster, land 50 feet on Elm street and buildings thereon.
 Julia A. Bickford to Charles E, Brooks, land 50 feet on Cedar Hill avenue.
 Margaret B. Tyler to Patrick Clark, land 165 feet on Rosette street.
 Matthew Elliott to Hannah M. Mildeberg- CT, land 30 feet on Winchester avenue.
 Frank Beecher to Howard H. Hanscom, land 90 feet on Davenport avenue.