Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-07
STATE CORRESPONDENTS.
A LITERARY TREAT FOR THE GRANGE NETTING
NEWS OF THE cHURcHEs-THE o. U. A. NJ.

A LITERARY TREAT FOE THE GRANGE NETTING
NHws OF THE cHURcHEs-THE o. U. A. NJ.
March The past masters Of North Haven
grange have the literary program for Tuesday
evening, M,rcn 2, in charge. and propose to fur
nish q treat in the evening OF giving the grange
members an Opportunity Of hearing Miss Lizzie
ID. Lyman OF Willimantic, celebrated elocu-
ZIONIST. A large number # North Haven grange
members will be p eseEt and members OF neigh
mortal hall is engaged for the occasion aud room
for all ia assured.
-Four Rs1ps united With the the
meut of membership in St. Johns church The
infant child Of Mr. and Mrs. John Todd was bap-
tized and received the name of Derotha
George WaIstein Smith has a hen which sur.
prised MIN by laying an egg which measured
inches the other way and contained three Folks
Such eggs ought to be sold by weight.
At the missionary concert on Sunday evening
her recent SIT to Boston, where she attended
the woman's Board of Missions, spoke of hear
and jerkers we eli know them. Miss Ed
Smith reported from Japan. Q. J. Merz gave
also added a few words on the same subject. r..
T; Thorpe remarked at s,m length on the con-
At the Cor gregational Sunday school on Sun
day Mr. Foote. superintendent read a letter from
Miss Anna NJ Tren, written to the Sunday school
Kathsr.ne Dowd, to whom the School had H de-
voted 5 70 to assist in her education.
just now, some of the employees having to work
evenings
The young Mr. Linsley whose death occurred
at North branford recently, was nephew Of
Mrs. g. b circuit. Mr.. and Mrs. circuit attended
the funeral.
The o. u A. NJ adds new members at nearly
every meeting. Several are to receive the differ
Mrs. c. N. Turner of North Hill has flourish
ing Band OF Mercy. mostly young children. which
meets every sunday afternoun. The organiza-
ton reflected much credit on Mrs. Turner'S moth
Cd of teaching at the fires will Offering OF the W.
O. T. o. last Wednesday evening.
REV. Mr.. REYNOLDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO BE-
CONF PASTOR KMERrTUs.
At the church meeting last Thursday evening
Mr. Elliott presented the onowing resolutions
accepting the Resignation OF Rev. william T.
heynoids of North Haven, Conn:
Whereas, Our pastor, the Rev. William I. Rey-
holds, has presented to this church his rosgnar
desire to discontinue the pastoral relations after
tho last sabhath of March, not from any dissat-
isfaction on his part the part OF the church,
but simply for reasons set forth Ia bis resigna-
tion,
Therefore resolved, That with heartfelt regret
and reluctance on our part, this church grants
his request and accepts his resignation.
Resolved, That by his uutiring zeal IN the work
OF the master, his devote. to the interests OF the
church and Sunday scoool, lie faithful and i'm
partial labors every good cause for tho past
thirty years, he has won TOR himself an exalted
place IN the confidence and affection OF this
PEG lie.
Therefore resolved, That . token Of our APP
preciatien, this church tenders him our sincere
and profound thanhs and hereby constitute ap-
point and ask him to accept the once OF pastor
emeritus of this church.