Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-11
THE oHuRcHEs.

AT THE CHURCHES.
Features OF Religious Services To.
Morrow-Othor notes In Reference
to churches and Pastors.
Sunday evening there will be meeting
at Trinity N. e. church, corner of George
and Dwight streets, under the direction of
the Epworth League of Christian Endeavor
connected with that church, commencing
at 7:s0. Short addresses will be made by
several young men connected with these
organizations, and fine musical program
has been arranged. The young people of
the city are cordially invited.
AT DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH.
There will be the usual interesting ssrv-
ices to- morrow at Dwight Place Congrega-
tional church. In the evening DR.. Twitchell lee
lures on "Hawaii and the United States"
To-day from to p.m.the ladies Of the church
will hold cake sale in the church parlors. The
sale ia in aid Of their benevolent work.
cHRIsT cHuacH-A COMING BEAUTIFUL NEW
CHURCH EDrIoE.
The people of Christ church are much inter-
ested over the encouraging prospect, that before
their coming new church edi1ce erected, and
probably before next spring, a. things now look,
they will be worshfpping in a beautiful stone
church, on the site OF their present church II is
Soss
will nave $4,000 in it as a starter toward the
amount needed for the erection of the new
a great addition to that part of the city; and its
erection will be a cause for just congratulation
and rejoicing. The church will have the in
prosperity and growth especially in recent Years
has been highly gratifying.
MINISTER'S MEETING.
Rev. DIR. Badger, lately Of Boston, and now
acting pastor Of the Church Of the Messiah,
will be the speaker at the United Minister'S
meeting at Center church chapel next Monday
morning. His subject will be phillips Brooks
and the Boston Heretfcs."
HOWARD AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
The pastor, Rev. e. B. Pollard, will preach
tomorrow morning on "Christ's Method of Mis-
sions.''
first ANNIvERsARY IN THEIR NEW CHURCH.
The Summarized NJ. E. church will observe
Sunday as anniversary day. Preaching at 1886
q. m. by Rev. d. N. Griffin of Hamden NJ E.
church; pre- sching at $3.50 p. m by Rev. DR.. W
L. Phillips Of the Church Of The Redeemer
preaching at 1880 p. m. by Rev DR.. A. D. Vail OF
Trinity N. E. church.
THE CITY MISSIONS.
The peoples service tomorrow evening at the
City Mission hall (Court and State streets) will
be conducted by the Christian EndeavOr society
of the United Congregational church. Sunday
afternoon children's meeting at $50 O'Clock
Praying band at Q. m. The Sunday school al
the City Mission hall is held at 9 o'clock on eun
members elsewhere. Mr.: Z. W. cleveland il
| the superintendent, Mr.. E. NJ. Willis leads the
| singing and the instrumental music is by thu
Choral orchestra Rev. Mr.. Mossman, the mis-
| sioDary pastor, conducts the Biole class fol
adults and there is special service for the very
| church.
The Saturday afternoon meeting, sewing schoo
and drawing classes for the children at the City
mission hall will be omitted to-day to allow the
| children to attend the children's meeting at p
m. at the Calvary Baptist church. The saving,
T Ds open from to T
Mems Christian union will be held at the hall thi'
| evening.
| Fifteen churches of New Haven now make al
annual offering for the work Of the City Mission
| ary association. The annual offering Of the
Between forty and fifty Of the students in Yal.
seminary have been assisting during the winter
eight M time Of the city mis-
| the seminary is the chairman of the students
| committee.
AT GRACE N. e. CHURCH.
| Sunday morning the Grace M. E. church PEG
pie will begin the work of paying of their mort
gage. They expect to accomplish this work il
1 Two years Time. In the evening q praise S6fV1C
consist g of songs and instrumental music will
be held from 7:3o to O'Clock. Their pastor viii
l preach an appropriate sermon on "Launcbipl
Out Into the Deep"
YIN. C. A. MEETINGS.
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock the Young Men
! Christian association holds its meeting for mel
at the rooms 713 Chapel street. There will b
| addresses by Rev. F. W. O. Meyer and Rev. G. Q
| ScoviiIe. The meeting will be held in the Gym
/ paSum hall in order to Accommodate a
audience. cordial invitation is extended to a
men to come and enjoy the services Prais
l service at 8:45 In the parlors.
| Nesting for young men at O'Clock this ever
ing. ALL will be welcome.
Service at the Jail at $50 o'clock Sunday morn
l ing Visitors welcome.
DKCENNIAL CELEBRATION.
The Decennial celebration in the pasturate Q
| Rev. A. P. Miller of the Dixwen avenue Congre
| gational church, will conclude next wednesda
evening, March IS. Mr.. Miler's thirty Weight
| birthday anniversary, with an address by Rev
| Robert F. Wheeler Of Hartford, splendi must
by double male auartette Of Dwight place church
| will also be grand church reunion.
EXTENDED TO MARCH IS.
March is has finally been decided as the dat
| before which the Y. NJ. O. A. must get its fort
| new members, in order to secure the piano an
striking bag for its gymnasium. All but 81
| much doubt but that it will complete the nun
| Der before that date.
FREE ILLUSTRATED LECTURE.
There will be a free illu strated lecture on "P
| grims Progress" in the Triuity NJ E. church o
| Tuesday evening, March ID, 1887 p. m. heart
| Invitation is extended to all
On Monday and Wednesday evenings will b
| given fine pictorial exhibit n, Professor MOI
| row g photorama. Monday evening Bonnie SEQ,
land and the Emerald Isle will be illustrated an
on Wednesday ''The Wide World Over" View
being shown OF scenes In many foreign lands.
Rev. DR.. Hart to Remove to Phila
delphia.
Rev. Dr. Burdett Hart of Fair Haven, membe
| OF Yale corporation who sold his fine residenc
on Ferry street recently for $4,000, to the 81
moving to Philadelphia to reside. in a fey
l months.
| Ran Away From the X eeley Institute
| Annie Parker, who is well known to the polio
| of the city, having been arrested a number O
| times for drunkenness, and who was sent to tn
| Kelley Institute by Mrs. ireland, matron at tn,
police headquarters, with the hope of reclaim in5
her. ran away from that institution shortly afre
| noon yesterday, and since that time has not beer
seen. When Annie was last In the lookup che
professed strong desire to do better, and asked
Mrs. Ireland to try to get her in the institute
Accordingly Mrs Ireland took her down there
Wednesday evening.
Death OF Mrs. George Hotchkfss.
Mrs. Mary Atwater Hotchkiss, wife OF
Mr.. George Hotchkiss, who was for many
years prominent Long wharf merchant,
passed away yesterday at her residence,