Morning journal and courier., 1885-01-24
Personal,

Captain Fred Grifing and his wife have re- turned from trip to the West. Judge Harris B. Munson, of Seymour, who
 has been quite ill, is feeling little better. Mr. E. A. Folsom has gone to New Or ! leans to give an exhibition of the merits ot the Spencer rifle.
 William Fitzgerald, wealthy retired hard 1 ware merchant of Chicago, who has son ct
 Yale college, is visiting here. He is an ex- county commissioner of Chicago, and is on a wedding trip. On his return he will call up on President-elect Cleveland. Ex-Councilman George c. Clarke, who has just returned from the New Orleans exposi- tion, thinks the exposition will be much bet ter in few weeks than it Is now. Professor Blake, of this city, was at Pitts burg on Thursday elected a vice president of the American Timed Plate association. Mr. George w Scobie of the firm of Sco-
 bic Brothers, the Orange grocers, has left for the New Orleans exposition, and from there will make an extended tonr through the West, returning in about six weeks. Religious Services.
 sp1RIrUAL1srs' HAL.-(1Ga Orange street> Mir. Bailey will deliver address Sunday af- ternoon st S:30 o'clock Tie puhic gre invited.
 TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Dwight Place. corner George street).-PTeachng morning, and evening by the pastor, Rev Dr. J. o. Peck. Bible school at 2:30 D.
 dover, Mass, will preach in the. morning at 10:3o and ill the evening at 7:30. Young peoples meet ing in the chapel at G:30.
 ST JOHN STREET M E. CHuRCH-Preaching by the pastor, Rev. A. H. Wyatt at fG:3o a. m. and 7:3o p. m. Morning subject. ''Aiethodis3n and Re: You are invited.
 SECOND ADVENT. CnRIsTIAS CHuRcH.-Beers Preaching at 2:3o p. m. by Elder A. T. Steele, Westville, Ct. Prayer meeting at 73o p. All welcomes; seOts free streetsl.- sl.-Preachng morning and evening at the a BToorn h9u y he ndRy Rev so Empr{ M m os e morning service. Strangers cordially welcomed to all services.
 Rev Spencer H. Bray the pastor, viii preach Morning subject John Brnyan.' At 7:30 pm. tGe Pilgrims Progress; subject, ''T6e City of Destruc tion.'' Pews all free.
 SECOND KEeIaENr ARMoRY tMeadow street, Chaplain II. II. Ioughton will conduct religious vices Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock Subject How Christians Serve the Devil Please bring Sankey's Gospel Hymns No. ?. Come and bring your friends DAyENPoRT cHuRcH.-wooster square.-Rev;
 eetine, G MeseTSe n 0 pator dGFning pyfr church at 1o3o Sunday school in afternoon at a:3o Chapel service at in the evening. Strangers wei
 
 FIRST N. <. CHuRcH.-Rev. D. A. Goodsell, D. D., pastor. Services at 103) nl.. 2::30p sabbath school and 7.30 P. The pastor will preach morn ing and evening. Evening subject: "A Child of God the first of series religious facts and lgious phrases. Young peoples prayer meeting at 6:15 p. m.
 HOWARD AVENUE Cove. CEURcH.-Rev. c. W. Park, pastor. Preaching at 1G:a0 a. Sunday school at 231 D. m. In the evening special dresses will be delivered by Nr G. A. Wi.rbnrton of New York and by the pastor. Railroad nlen are cordially invited.
 CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH, First Universaiist tOrange street. ElG)-Rav. selieE Gilbert pastor. Services at 10:30 and 7:30 p. SouG- day school at 12 nj. Morning topic: ''The Final Basis of Christian ObigationS;'' evening, The Great Religions Of the World
 CHURCH or THE HOLY SPIRIT, Second Universalist corner of Davenport avenue and Ward street. Rev. Phoebe A Hanaford, pastor. Services at 1050 ing, Encouragement the Way Acts, xviii, i5 evening, Apostolic Witnessing and Grace, Acts iv B. All are cordially invited.
 CHRIST CHURCH-(Broadway and Elm street) Rev Erasmus Van Deerlin. rector. Holy Com inunion, a. Morning prayer, sermon and litany, 10:30. Sunday school D. Rec tors Bible class pm This being the last Sunday ill the month the evening service will be of song with sermon short instruction 5::30 pm. Ser vice of song. S:15.
 GOSPEL UNIoN-Enslish Hail. corner of Court morrow evening. A short sermon by John C. Col ns, followed by brief testimonials and addresses. new feature of theEe services for tine people will be introduced Sunday evening" Miss Ii Ii. Davis, teacher of elocuton in the public schools, will give several readings on religious subjects.