Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-04-18
ATTuE CHuRCHEs.

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for Removal to the sum.
mer Tabernacle A Prosperous
Church-PresidinEE Elder Beach.
At the st. John street M. E. church to-
the pastor, Rev. W. G. Brakeman,
will preach in the morning upon "Our
Successors. In the evening the theme
will be, Meeting Places with God" This
will undoubtedly be the last sermon which |
will be preached in this church while it Is |
under the control of the Methodist demon
nation. On the following Sabbath fare
we'll services will be held in the church
and then the society will remove to their
summer tabernacle on Edwards street,
where they will worship until the erection
of their new edifiee.
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUkCH.
The mid-week service on Tuesday even
ing last was not only largely attended, but
most excellent spirit was manifest,
multitude of the people present speaking
to assure the pastor and the church OF
their determination to do their best to
make the conference year one OF grand
spiritual results. The congregation, which
greeted DR.. McChesney on last Sabbath
morning to hear his first sermon for the
conference year, was noticeably large and
the discourse produced an impression
which will be felt for weeks to come. DR..
McChesney has selected subjects of deep
interest for next Sunday.
REV. DIR. BEACH TO PREACH.
At the First Methodist Episcopal church
Rev. DR.. Beach will preach in the morning.
In the evening DR.. Chapman will begin
brief course of sermons on home prop,
lens. "Our Boys and Girls, What Shall
we do With ThemY' will be the theme to-
morrow night.
GRACE NJ. E. CHRUCH.
Rev. James Coote, pastor of this church,
has been i'll for several weeks, but his pull
pit has been ably supplied by his two local
preachers, Messrs. Roberts and Abbott,
and by several ministers of the city and
vicinity, to whom the pastor desires to ex-
press his gratitude. Mr.. Coote was an
pointed to the charge for a third year at
the late conference, and, being now conva-
lescent, he will resume his pulpit duties
tomorrow, preaching at the morning SER
vice. His people, however, are anxious
that he she'll become quite strong before
undertaking his full work and Mr. Roberts
has kindly consented to relieve him by
preaching in the evening. The church be-
gins the years under encouraging aus
pices.
Y.MC. A. NOTICES.
The meeting of the Young Mems Chris
tian association, Sunday afternoon at a
O'Clock, will be held at the rooms and
promises to be especially interesting
The address will be given by the Rev. e.
S. Lines. There will be the usual good
singing, which has characterized these
| meetings, and it is expected that a large
| number of young men will be present.
The meeting tonight at 8 o'clock il
| intended to be especially attractive to young
men and they are all invited.
The opening service in the new chape
| at the jail takes place Sunday morning al
| 9 o'clock. These services have not beer
| held for some time as the chapel was in
| process of construction. Those who have
| been interested in these services will be
| glad to hear that they have been resumed
There will be speaking by Rev. DR.. Smytf
and John G.. North. It is desired that {
large number should be present and tina
| this opening should be as attractive a
| possible.
| AT THE MESSIAH CHURCH.
At the Church of the Messiah in tn
morning Rev. L. H. Squires will speak Oh
Everyday Preachers" and in the evening
will give lecture, to which he invites spe
cial attention, on ga Modern CityTragedy,
taking as his topic that sad event whicl
occurred recently in Paris.
AT sEAMENs BETHEL.
Rev. John H. Mason will preach at tn
| Seamen's bethel tomorrow afternoon.
AT THE REDEEMER CHURCH-PEw RENTALS
| At the Church of the Redeemer the pew
will be rented next Monday evening ant
on the usual plan, which has W orked yer.
satisfactorily. The outlook at the churcl
for the coming year is very gratifying
both spiritually and financially. The ney
| musical regime goes into effect May also
with three quartette choirs, Professo
Shepard in charge of the music. The chic
quartette will be composed of Mrs. S.
Thompson, Miss Hope Lewis, S. A. York
jr., and Mr.. Green of Yale.
| PRAISE SERVICE AT CITY MISSION HALL.
A praise service has been arranged TO
| to morrow evening in place of the usua
| peoples service at the City mission hall
corner of Court and State streets. Includ
ed in the program are song service by or
chestra, choir and congregation, brief open
| ing exercises by the pastor, selections by
| male quartette in charge of Mr.. w. D. Bis
sell, solo and also duet with piano &C
compartment by young ladies from one o
the church choirs, short address will
scripture praises (verses from the psalms
or elsewhere) open to all for five minutes
Ill -.
will be a number of instrumental Sc
lections by the orchestra, consist
ing of flutes, violins, comets, horns
clarinet, trombone, double-bass and or
gan, under the lead of Mr.. r. B. Hughes
Throughout the service there will also b.
singing from Gospel hymns by choi
and congregation, conducted by Mr.
Frank Potter. The seats are free and al
are welcome, but as this hall is well filled
every Sunday evening those who desir'
seats for the praise service should be pres
emit previous to half-past seven o'clock