Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-06
CHURCH NOTES.

To Occupy Their New Chapel To.
 Morrow Morning-Specia1 Dedica-
 tory Servfces-Pastors Returned
 Resumption Of Church Services
 Teaehers' Union to Reorganize- New Members at Trinity M. E.
 Church.
 The First Presbyterian church of New Haven will occupy their handsome new chapel on Elm street, near Orange, for the first time next Sabbath morning and even ing, September 2. A special dedicatory services will immediately precede the morning service by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Brown. As this will be an occasion of unusual interest all friends of the church and congregation are cordially invited.
 PASTOR LONG OF TAYLOR CHURCH.
 Rev. L. K. Long, pastor of the Taylor church, has returned from his vacation at Governors Island. The Sunday evening preaching service, which has been sus- pended during the summer, will be re- stunned tomorrow evening.
 CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
 Rev. L. H. Squires returned last even- ing from his vacation in western New York and will resume services tomorrow at the Church of the Messiah CFirst Uni versalist), preaching both morning anG evening. Sunday school will be held as usual at 12 o'clock.
 SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS UNION. The Sunday School Teachers union, which held meetings on Saturday even ings last winter in the chapel of the United Congregational church. under the leadership of MT. J. B. Underwood, will meet for reorganization in the parlors of the Dwight place Congregational church, corner of Chapel and Dwight streets, this | (Saturday) evening at o'clock. All who are interested in the work will be cordially welcomed.
 QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.
 Presiding Elder Green held quarterly conference in the A. M. E. Zion church on Thursday evening, and found the church in good condition, both spiritually and financially. He will occupy the pull pit morning and evening on Sunday TRINITY M. E. CHURCH. In the morning at 10:30 the sacrament of the Lords supper, with reception of sev- eral new members, will be observed. The Graded Sabbath school meets at the close l of the morning service. Rev. Dr. Chesney has prepared series of three discourses to | be delivered on Sabbath evenings, entitled Morning, Noon and Night" The first l will be delivered tomorrow evening; sub ject, "Youth, Or the Morning of Life" | AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. | At the First Baptist church regular ser vices will be resumed tomorrow The pastor, Rev. J. H. Mason, will preach in the morning and the communion will fol low. In the evening Professor 0. R. Brown and Professor Ernest Burton will speak on matters of special interest at the present time.
 AT THE FIRST M E. CHURCH. Rev. MT. Armstrong, who preached al First M. E. church two Sundays ago, de lighting large congregations by his able and eloquent sermons, is to preach at thu church again tomorrow.
 REV. MIR. MARKwIcK.
 Rev. MT. Markwick, pastor of the St John street M. E. church, preached las Sunday in Trinity M. E. church, Nev York city, the congregation of which ii one of the wealthiest in the denomination in this country. A sermon in full by MT Markwick appeared in the last issue of th' Religious Herald, published at Hartford Pastor Markwick is as popular here witt his people as he was with his Meride, charge, which is saying much, as he wa greatly beloved in Meriden. The regula services at St. John street church will b resumed tomorrow, the last of the uniol services with the Baptist church having been held last Sunday,