Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-06-13

PASTORS residence.
PASTORS LODGE FRIENDS GREET HIM.
Rev. Mr.. Luckey, who leaves for Cali
fornia for a health trip week from Mon
day, was given rousing reception by his
of Pyramid lodge, A. o. U. W.,
ut the Edwards street summer tabernacle
Of the Second M. E. church., Thursday
night. There was big turn out by the
and speeches were made by
Dr.. Mcneil, Lawyer John G. Gallagher,
ex-Fire Commissioner Loren H. Stannard
and other prominent members. The fra
ternal greetings and best wishes of the
lodge were very fifty and appropriately
to by Mr.. Luckey, after which
were served.
TO GO TO THE MAINE WOODS.
Rev. DR.. Newman Smyth leaves on his
annual vacation trip the first of August,
and contemplates making his annual trip
to the Maine woods where he has been
successful in finding recuperation and
large trout in seasons past He is about
as well acquainted with the beauties and
solitudes of the Maine woods and lakes
and best places for trouting as any other
Connecticut man. Center church will not
US C4OSou3 Dut WILL no upon LII ooA FACCS
every Sunday morning, the afternoon ser
vice being omitted after the close of this
month.
AT THE METHODIST TABERNACLE
on Edward, near Orange street, tomorrow
will be observed as children's day. This
church shows every sign of prosperity in
its new field, and is demonstrating the
fact that the change of location was no
mistake. Twenty-three were added to its
membership last Sunday, and its Sabbath
school has enrolled between forty and fifty
new scholars in the month since the sum-
mer tabernacle has been occupied. It is
expected that the new edifice will be begun
about the first Of July. Tomorrow the
pastor will exhibit pasteboard model of
the new church, and will speak upon "The
Model Church and Congregation" At 7:30
there will be Sunday school concert, and
the church will be appropriately trimmed
for the occasion.
AT GRACE NJ. E. CHURCH.
Tomorrow being "Children's Day." the
evening service will be in charge of the
Sunday school, whose members will rem
der very interesting program of recita-
tions, songs, etc. The church will be
tastefully decorated, and hearty welcome
will be extended to all. To obtain good
seats it will be necessary to come early.
Rev. James Coote, the pastor, will preach
in the morning on "The Well Rounded
Man." About twenty new members were
added to the church last Sunday and it is
expected that several more will be received
next month.
TRINITY N. e. CHURCH.
Since the revival of last winter the lee
ture room has not been large enough to &C
commodate the mid-week congregations.
A complimentary banquet was given
to DR.. McChesney and Rev. H. Geheler by
the Young Mems Prayer league last We'd
nesdsy evening. The DINING hall was
filled with young men, an inviting re-
past and after-dinner speeches with q
sentiment, which made the occasion mem
orable.
The children's day exercises are arranged
for next Sunday morning, and in the even
ing DR.. McChesney will preach before the
Kings Daughters and the Young Mems
Prayer league.
DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH.
The Sunday school of the Dwight Place
church will join the regular congregation
in the morning service tomorrow and
there will be baptisms and other exercises
of interest to all.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
Children's day will be observed by Sun:
day school exercises and baptism of chill
dren in the morning. In the evening DR..
Chapman will preach on "The Childish
and the Childlike."
Y. N. c. A. NOTES.
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
rooms of the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation, 713 Chapel street, Rev. E. P.
Pollard will give an address. A cordial
invitation is extended to all young men.
There will be the usual hearty singing
which will be accompanied by the cornet
and organ. A large attendance is ex-
pected.
The young mems meeting will be held
tonight at 8 o'clock at the rooms. These
meetings are very interesting and the
number of men attending them shows
that young men enjoy them.
The services at the jail will be held Sun
day morning at o'clock as usual.
AT EAST PEARL STREET M. E. CHURCH
SAAAAACA . OuJ WILL 10 OOoOA VCO ACAu Jun
day, services beginning at 1920; baptism
of young children at II, followed by SER
mon by the pastor. The evening service
L. w. Moody. The exercise published by
the Educational society will be given by
the school. Singing by choir and school.
THE CITY MISSIONS.
NJ n VIZ uo1rau ,,f he o1oeo -,
college, will make the address at the peo-
ples service tomorrow evening at the City
Mission hall. In anticipation of the hot
season, Messrs. Nicely & Co. have kindly
donated 100 fans for the use of those who
attend the meetings of the city missions.
Meetings are held every evening Of the
week except Thursday evening, when the
hall is open to all who wish to hear the
orchestra rehearsal, and on Friday even
ings, when it is in use for the Girls club
of about forty members. This latter soci-
ety had very pleasant surprise at the
Mission hall last evening in finding several
tables spread with cake, ICE cream and
lemonade provided by the committee in
charge of their work, and consisting of
Mrs. G. H. Cough, Miss Galbraith, Miss
Dayton and Miss Eddy. There were also
beautiful flowers in abundance, with
separate boquet at each plate, all of which
was fully appreciated by each of the mem
bers of the club.
1.-THE PEOPLES MIDSUMMER vEsPER SER
VICES"
will be held in the Second Congregational
church, Fair Haven, Sunday evening at
7:30, under the direction of the Omitted
Societies" Familiar hymns will be sung
led by q chorus. Short sermons by the
pastor. The themes are as follows:
June 14-"The Broken Cistern."
June 21-''The Earnest Entreaty.''
June 28-ssThe Great Light"
July 5-s"The Closed Door,
July 12-''The Sure Preventative
July 19-"The Guarded Crown
July 8-A Praise Service.
An Incorrect Rumor.
There was rumor on the street yester-
day of the resignation of Theodore McDon-
aid, deputy collector of internal revenue,
and upon inquiry the facts were learned
to be that McDonald's accounts as treasur-
or of the Second regiment and Yale Athle-
tic association were little mixed. The
rsunnor having corna IN Co1lactor Hutcbin