Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-24
NOTES.


 Services at St. Thomas,-Praise Ser.
 vice in Fair Haven-A Special Wes-
 ley Service at Dwight Place-HarveSt
 Week at MT. Biddle's Church-Min.
 isterss Meeting.
 At Grace M. E. church tomorrow will be Harvest day. In the forenoon the pas tor will preach on the topic ''Seedtime and | Harvest" The evening service will be | Harvest Festival" consisting of singing, recitations, etc., by members of the Sun day school, and will be in charge of the superintendent, MT. John T. Manson. As is customary, the church will be decorated with fruits, plants, vines and flowers. The public are cordially invited. The following is the order of music for the choral service at St. Thomas church tomorrow afternoon at 3:SO o'clock: Organ prelude.
 Processionai hymn 456.............E .E. A. Leopold Psaiter elseles evenne asth Farraut Magnificent fn A. 2IAihSI AntsemmComes AntS Hsi at Times stiffness as ai Anths@IPut sen on the Whole Xrmor of cod ........................ Charles Bonney Recession Recessicgnai S1Sfi hymn, f5ios6t-Duuice Carmen. Postlude.
 Overture to stradea a.....................F .Flotow Following is the program of praise ser vice at the Grand avenue Congregational church tomorrow evening: Anthem-O Be Joyful in the Lord. ..... Holden Hymn I Congregation. .. Quart cite Saviour When Night Involves. | .....'..........-.....sn .snehy
 0oJesus Isgss g;ss g6 asstye My Se.. Ssaaisy Hy@amGSnEsssasj9n' Hssponsi2s Keasinsa
 Anthem--Rock of Ages. Buck l Anthem-O Come Let Us Sing. Buck | Hymn-Congregation.
 AtDwight Place church Sunday eve ming the pastor, Dr. Twitchell, will give brief sketch of the life and work of John l Wesley. A feature of the accompanying | exercises will bs the singing of several of | Wesley's favorite hymns, concerning the | origin of which and interesting incidents connected with their use, the pastor will speak There will be also responsive readings and special selections by the choir.
 Dr. Phillips breaches at the Church of | the Redeemer tomorrow morning and evening.
 The harvest home exercises in the A. M.
 E. Zion church, Rev. MT. Riddle, pastor,
 have been largely patronized during the
 week. The contributions of farm and gar
 den produce have been abundant. MT. A.
 N. Farnum contributed large variety
 from his farm. Mrs. Winchester, Mrs.
 Farnum, MT. Warner and others have also
 given literally. The fruit and produce
 will be on exhibition Sunday. The exer-
 cises will conclude Sunday evening with 8
 public discussion of "The Outlook for the
 Colored Race" The public invited.
 AT THE MINISTER'S MEETING ON MONDAY. On Monday next, the 26th inst, in Gen. ter Church chapel, at 10:30 8. m., reports
 will be given and comments made
 by Rev. L. H. Squires and oth-
 CTS upon the recent biennial national con
 ventions of the religious denominations
 known as Universalists and Unitarians
 All persons interested are cordially invited to be present and to take part in the ex
 ercises.
 At the peoples service to morrow even
 ing at the City Mission hall, Court and State streets, there will be an interesting i address by Rev. Kevork Harutune Kazan jan, who is pastor of a large church 1T | Anitab, Turkey, but at present in thii
 country for the course of study at Yale [ seminary. It is expected that MT. Francis Potter will conduct the singing. Seats ar' I Tree anO all are W6lCOU6.
 Rev. l.. H. Squires having just returned | from the recent session of the United r States general convention of Universalist at Worcester, Mass, will speak at the Uni I l versalist church Orange street, above Elm) : Sunday morning, at 10:30, on "The Prog k ress of Liberal Christianity" and in tn s evening, at 7:30, will give the first of
 series of four Sunday evening lectures ol
 "Why Believe in Religion" "Why Be
 lieve in the Christian Religion" "Why
 Believe in the Protestant Religion" "Wh, , I Believe in the Universalist Religion" : Rev. E. c. Towne will speak at Warne f hall tomorrow at 10:45 a. m. on "Wha Ought We to Do With Christs' and at 7:S on ''The Religion and Scriptures of tn n Chinese Compared with Hebrew ant Christian"
 !, Harvest day will be observed at the Eas Il Pearl street church. Sunday school ser :. vices will be conducted by Superintendent ' Moody at 7:30.
 At the rooms of the Young Mems Christ ian association, 713 Chapel street, Rev. E 0. Sage will give an address Sunday after T noon at o'clock. A large audience
 expected. There will be music by the COT
 net and organ. All young men are invite a to be present and enjoy the service. Tn V subject of the young mems meeting, Y. N t c. A., tonight at o'clock, will be "Turn 1t ing to God" The meetings are informs l. and pleasant and the young men who al tend them enjoy them greatly. All youn ? men are welcome. The Y. M. c. A. SCI ,, vice at the jail tomorrow will be hel
 Sunday morning at 9 o'clock. a Attached for $IOO. o | The DrOpertv of Andraw K Derrinpto