Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-28
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AT THE CHUROHES.
Dwight PIaee Churchss Passer-To.
Morrow KvemiNgss Praise Service
Closing ChoFal Service NJ &c. Thomas,
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dress T0-MoRroW.
A praise service will be the feature at |
Dwight Place church tomorrow evening. |
This ID the closing ono Of the season. The
pastor. Rev. DR.. Whitehall, will preach In the
morning from the words "The Many GATES"
referring to the gates Of the golden city mem
toned In Revelations. Rev. DR.. Twitchell
will, owing to his Florida trip, remain in
town during the greater part Of the hot sea-
con, expecting to be away only for short
visit to his old church at Cleveland, O., and
for the weeks eneampmsnt of the Second
regiment, Of which he is chaplain. The
Dwight Place church has voted to omit the
Sunday preaching service during July and
August.
CHURCH OF TIE REDKENKR.
The Sunday sermons by Rev. DR.. Pente-
cost continue to be strong attraction to
ohurch-goers aud others at the Church of the
Redeemsr.
choral Service.
Following IL the order of music for the
choral service to be given at st. Thomas
church Sunday afternoon ct $3.50 o'clock:
Professional Hymn b5i............. ...."Alford'
Pssitsr, i Evening. ssth-in.iicaa Chants '
NnSc pimittis. ia ......J. stainer
Cffertory-Worthy is the Lamb-''Ths Messiah"
Professional Hymn 1S7-'Larum."
These services which have regularly oc-
CURED upon tho last Sunday in each month
will DO discontinued during the hot weather.
st. John street. M. Il. church.
The services at 81. John street NJ e. church
tomorrow will consist of the sacrament of
the Lords supper in the morning, and in the
evening the Rev. William f. Markwick will
deliver the eighth lecture on the Pilgrims
Progress, the subject being "The Palace
| Beautiful" Sabbath school at 1915, at
which Thomas B. Thompson will make
temperance address.
AZ Trinity M. e. Church.
Professor Horswell of Yale, who has been
an active worker in this church for the past
year, leaves now for his home in the west,
much to the regret of the church and the
faithful teacher. At recent prayer meeting
held at the church DR.. McChesney presented
| Professor Horswell in behalf of his claes an
| elegant Bible and to Mrs. HOrswell q copy of
the revised New Testament. Professor Hors-
l well in accepting the gift was almost ever
| come with emotion at the separation which
| he felt obliged to make from his many friends
| In the church and city.
| DR.. McChesnsy breaches tomorrow morn
| ing on s'Suicide and its Causes" and in the
evening on "Christian AgRrsssivsness With
out Friction" having for his text "Fret not
thysslf because of evil dosrs."
| AZ the messiah Church.
| At the First Univsrsalist church Sunday
morning Rev. L. n. Squires will speak on
personal influence" dealing with the mar
vellous mystery of the influence of one life
| upon another, and In the evening he will CON-
clude the course Of sermons on biblical ortiz
cism under the topic Throwing Away the
Bible"
/ a RalasiaI summer Abode.
| Many New Haveners who visit Block Island
| will learn with interest that the searlss man
sion at Block Island. which lie to be the sum-
mer residence of E. F. Ssarles of Methuen,
Mass, will be completed next fall. It is in
the old colonial style of architecture. The
| grounds comprise Ave acres, and the place
complete will cost 5000, 900. When com-
summer residences on the Atlsntic coast
The City Missions.
At the City Mission hall, Court and State
streets, the peoples service to morrow even-
ing will be conducted BY the missionary
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Aossman. Members of the
Humphrey street Congregational church
will assist at this meeting. The singing
from Gospel Hymns is led by organ, orehes
ira and choir. Seats are free and all are
welcome.
ssnsshing NeW-A Dsllghtfal Time In
open Air.
The Independent Cornet band of New Ha-
ven will give grand instrumental concert at
/ the opening of the annual sale of the Dix.
we'll Avenue Congregational church, under
a large tent, Professor John D. Cowes,
leader, next Tuesday evening, July 1, in the
fifteen cents. This concert Is to be followed
by lawn sociabls, affording an excellent
opportunity for young and old to enjoy
| themselves Al uOClaA Cunt auo CuutnCb.
"Mother Goose" will be presented by large
company of young ladies In the church on
| Wednesday evening. This feature promises
to Be very interesting, being entirely new to
| New Haven audiences. Ice cream and the
delicscies Of the season will be on hand In
abundance at reasonable prices. An ex-
csllent committee will be on hand to see that
the wants Of patrons are readily supplied.
i " N
The usual Sunday afternoon service ct the
rooms of the Young Mems Christian associa.
ton will be combined with the Saturday
evening meeting and the combined meeting
will DO held at Up. m. to day. 1t il desired
that those who have attended the Sunday
afternoon meeting should be present Satur-
day evening. Il 10 hoped by the combination
of the two meetings to have one large meet
ing In place Of two smaller ones. Strangers
are especially welcome.
Services at the Jail at am. on Sunday "a
usual.
| AZ Grace M. Il. Church.
A praise service in Grace n. e. church to-
morrow evening will be led by . chorus
choir.
Five MILLION shad Eggs.
WINDSOR LOCKS, June N.-The United
States fsh commissioner car which has
been in this vicinity for over month started
this afternoon for Holyoks. The car came
here to plant 5000 shad eggs in the Connec'
ticut river and branches. The work has moi
oil been completed, only 8, 000, 900 eggs hav.
ing been Matched. The water Il to be drawn
OF the canal next week, which would out Of
the power Of the machinery used 10 the work