Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-22

| service. The address of welcome in behalf
of the churches of New Haven will be deliv.
cred by Rev. ]. E. Twitchell, D. D., and on
behalf of Yale university by Prof. George r.
Fisher. The response will be by Rev. Il. N.
Kinney of Winsted, president of the State
union. The sermon will be by Rev. B. Fay
Mills, the noted evangelist, and President
Raymond of Wesleyan will deliver an ed-
dress. This will be followed by reception
given to the officers and visiting delegates by
the New Haven union.
Friday morning; at z O'Clock, there will he
sunrise prayer meeting in Center church,
led by F. L. Gordon, of this city, State SEQ
rotary OF the Y. N. 9. A.. At $40 the
morning session opens with devotional exer-
cises and business, followed by an address of
welcome from the New Haven Union by Eli
Manchester, jr., president. Then will follow
one-minute reports from presidents of local
unions, the annual report of the State secre-
tary and Treasurer A. e. Kilbourne, of East
Hartford, and the annual address of Presi-
dent Il. N. Kinney. At 10 O'Clock the dis
cussion of the topic "The Prayer Meeting"
different phases of the subject.
After recess for dinner, the delegates
will 90 to the different churches as stated
above.
Upon reassenbling at the armory the dele
gates will enjoy praise service, using hymns
and tunes in the Endeavor hymn book COM
posed and written by Connecticut authors.
Then will follow addresses by Anthony Com
stock of the New York Society for the Pre-
vention of Vice on the "White Cross Com
mittee;" Mrs. A. NJ. Seudder, Jersey City, on
"Junior Endeavor Societies" and Rev. W.P.
Elenen, Waterbury, on Temperance Work
for Y P.SC.E."
At o'clock reunions will be held of the
delegates to previous national conventions
and to the first State convention of connecti-
cut.
The closing session will include addresses
by Rev. f. e. Clark, DID,, Boston, president
of the United society, and Rev. Wayland
Hoyt, D. D., of Philadelphia
STATE CORRESPONDENTS.
Branford.
Oct. 21.-Last Sunday at 8 p. m. the cor
ner stone of the new Swedish Lutheran tabor
was laid with very imposing ceremonies. A
very large assemblage witnessed the exercises
with great interest.
Miss Lena Aueur of Fair Haven was the
guest of Mrs. John and Master Frank Hol-
comb last Sunday.
Little Josie McKenna, who died last FRI
day of diphtheris, was buried yesterday.
Another of the family is also sick.
North Haven.
North Haven grange on Tuesday evening,
October 20, and full attendance is desired.
Several from the center drove to Clinton
Vile last evening to attend the regular week
ly meeting of the Union Mission association.
There were ninety-five present. J.W. futile
led the exercises and Miss Edith Vibbert con-
Quoted the singing. Among those who as
sisted to make the meeting interesting were
G.. s. Vibbert, c. B. Foote, s. A. Richardson
and Mrs. q. ]. Prudden, who gave some ac-
count of people in different stations in life
as she had seen them on a recent journey of
some weeks.
Mrs. George Pryor of Middletown, has been
in town few days visiting her brother, s. AL
Richardson of Clintonville, and calling On al
few friends. 4
Two life insurance agents are passing
through this town and securing many vie
Tins.
Mrs. J.W. Tuttle is a sufferer from chicken
thieves. Several choice fowls were killed
by some animal on Saturday evening and
their bodies left lying near the coup tt tell
the story.
Many members of North Haven Gnnge
will 60 to guilford on Wednesday of mis-
week to attend New Haven county Pomona
meeting. *
Mrs. T.. P. futile and daughter spent Sun
day with friends in Middle6eld.