Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-25
A NEW CHURCH.

The New Move For The People of The Temple Street Congregational Church And Their Pastor. Rev. A. P. Miller. The Rev. A. P. Miller, pastor of the Dix we'll avenue Congregational church, announc- that work on his new church building on Dixwell avenue, fronting Eaton street, is progressing nicely and that on next Monday, June 28, at 2:c0 p. m., the cornerstone will be laid. Some fifteen sister churches have been invited with their pastors to be present and participate.
 MT. Miller has labored hard and indetati- gably in this enterprise, and it is to be hoped that all friends who have interested them s Ives in his cause and all who may wish to
 .ow what is being done for the elevation of @ colored pc ople in this community will make it convenient to be present, especially those who have generously subscribed toward hi; building fund, which with what his church has pledged now 1lns up to over $4 900, a little over half the sum that the building will cost This building is to be 8 brick structure, 57x34, and is to be com pleted September 30 of this present year.
 The old building is to be entirely remod- eled, and has already been moved back on to it's new foundation in the rear.
 The Rev. Newman Smyth, D. D., and the Rev. w. M. Barbour, D. D., are among the speakers announced for the occasion.
 The Rev. Timothy Dwight, D. D., presi- dent-elect of Yale college, who hss subscribed iberally toward the building fund, says if circumstances Will allow he Mil be present on this occasion.
 The following friends have given as fol lows: $1OO, Thomas R. Trowbridge, Esq, Hiram Camp, F. E. Morgan; College street church, $155; $50, Rev. Timothy Dwight, D. D., F. L. Dibble, M. D., James H. Foy, Esq, Mrs. Jas. H. Foy, H.C. Kingsley, Esq, E. H. Trowb1idge, Esq, Mrs. M. L. Skinner, 1lr Davenport church, s69; Howard avenue church, $40.1O; Calvary Baptist church, S36.56; $25, E. B. Bowditch, Esq, Rev. Sam uel Harris, D. D., Frank W. Parlee, Esq, Prof. Hen1y w. Fanam, Messrs. Amos F. Barnes & Son, Mr. Thomas R. Trowbridge, am, Esq, ex-President T. D. Wool sey, D. D., General E. S. Greeley; $20, ex-Governor English, J. E. Mrs. E. c. Scranton. Mus. Edward Stevens; $1O; George W. Hezel, Henry Hillman, F. S. Bradley, President porter, Rev. E. E. Sperry, Wilbur F. Day, O.. A. White, Esq, Nj. G. Elliott,( $15l Prof. E. E. Salisbury, Mrs. J. s. Porter, MT. E. Hayes Trowhlidge Dr. Francis Bacon, Messrs. Bennett & Sloan, Deacon Lewis Fitch, H. M. Welch, Esq, MT. 0. E. A. senford, Charles asborns H. farn1@, Prof Esq Aqt5nr ATShur H.a,eD D. | Leete, Esq, Prof. H. A. Newton, Prof. J. D. Dana, Prof. George T. Ladd, D. D., Prof. J. w. Gibbs, MT. w. L. Kingsley, Prot. J. NJ. Hoppin (s15.00), Prof. George E. Day, D. D.; Prof. Arthur W. Wright, cash; Gen eral s. E. Merwin, Prof. T. s. Woolsey Prof. L. o. Brsstow; $5, Robert B. Bradley, R. P. Cowles, Messr1. Chamberlin & Co.,, Messrs. Bolton 6 Nicely, MT. w. A. Ensign, J. D. Dewell, Prof. S. T. putton, Hon. E. E. Bradley, H. L. Hotchkiss, R. s. White, o. L. White, Prof. Daniel c. Eaton, Prof. E. L. Richards, Messrs. c. E. Longley 6 Co.,, Messrs. McIr- tyre & Mcguire, Messrs. Wissert & Sa' :, NIT. Frank Hotchkiss; g, Messrs. Paul Je
 Dr. L. J. Sanford, Mr. N H. Hoyt, MT. Cornelius Pierpont $3, MT. Rufus sO 25, making in all 8 grand total of $1,- 831 91 Collections a. the Dwight Place and First church in Fair Haven have not as yet been reported.
 Messrs. Thomas R. Trowbridge, Hiram Camp, John G. North, the committee ap- pointed by the churches to cooperate with the people of this church in their efforts to better their condition, are expected to be present and to speak at the laying of the cor ner stone on Monday at 2:3O. Let all friends go and see their beautiful site and examine work already done.