New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
YALE'S YOUNG IHEOLOGIANS.
A CIRCUIT OF SIX FOR WASHINGTON.

A CIRCUIT OF SIX FOR WASHINGTON.
Ncw-IIaven. Conn, May (Spccial.-G. +. HOOKER
L. o. Baird, j. r. Nichols. f. l.. smith, = i. l..
Penrose and J. H. Reid, Yale thcolocans, VINO VIII
graduated have arranged 20 act as pastors OF
churches in the new state OF Washington which are
located in towns within radius OF twenty miles,
The plan is TO form kind of circuit. each preacher
visiting and preaching ard lecturlng IN each 'o"h
in regular succession often as may be deSraoie
Each Of the young men will be regularly installed
pastor of particular church and his nome VIII pc
in the town where that church Is si'uaten o"' II -
proposed TO give the people OF the SIN cogrcEaV""
The benefit II such II be- of change oi nIclie''ua
food The promoters Of the plan 'hlhR inc colpi"cu
efforts of six workers will result in greater spiritual
activity than could possibly follow lhe WORK o'o
attempted TO convert each memper Oh his co's'o
CATION The Young men are full OF hope and en-
thusiasm and most OF them have had taste Oh
Western life, so they will not enter the heiu a.
Doviccs.
The Rev Henry Davies. who has nearly compie'ed
a course Of special study in the theoiofcaI s'"oo
has accented call TO become pastor of the somewhat
famous Congregational Church at Lake "afananf'
celebrated New England summer reSor' Mr' Da''cS
church is shaded from the summer sun by trees SET
ont bv the late Rev Dr. Horace Bushnell, WHO spent
some Of the best years Of his life in large residence
within few rods OF the present pastors reNlae"'o'
ON a hilltop near at hand still stands IN s'a'c
Of excellent preservation, the chuToh Ill ""'" '
late Rev Dr. Henry Day preached FOR many years
Mr.. Davies has opportunity 10 draw unlimited III
pration from historical surroundings ana ne !, one
OF the happily constituted persons tla' aIpIorr"" -
and accept every opportunity lie Is pe"ehcT ,i ~
very excellent ability although perhaps h1t a. "V
known in the world OF literature as ne ho'' = -
child. his predecessor 49, - oo,,oco
George +. Livingston, for twenty years 0o't h,
janor died of pneumonia Yesterday ai'ef q nS cnDr.
illness he was a very faithful al enuaht' anu
oi Yale mon will be glad 10 contribute ioWaI
hcqdstone for his grave that being the a't acl .nel
can perform for one who often ana al sred' "'o'
,euicncc assisted hem in various ways A.,
Professor Henry Greene, OF FIlh'c'Dh, wa ~. u'.
rucst OF President Dwight Yesterday. The professor
was much pleased with all he saw at "G. ,o.,,or
Howard Collins John Crosby, John ~ 'a'h.VoI
and : A. York. jr.. all Of 20. are to a]GdTes; ] ,ne
next monthly meeting Of the w-lork Alinm As
socation. Nav 10. They VIII speak on '"psI pm AZ az
special interest TO Yale men. ana o. ,oI' E van ,s
vote large part Of The time 10 deNcrlbhs 'e Cdp>
life ot fodav for the benefit Of the New ofheFs WHO
graduated many years ago. 49,, t., ,,o.
The new and special playthinc oi tnc ScnoIN ' .u
il. ihD toy balloon Of the varsity when ailcr bcu~
inflated delivers itself Of S1ucaks ana SQuaWN.
more nncarthlv than The midoccan FOX horn, Ncaflt
all the dogs and large number OF cat> nave h'o
from New Haven since the balloon squa"hS besa"'