Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-09-02
AT THE CHURCHES.

Resumption of the Regular Services
In Most of the Churches-most of
the Pastors Home Again-Features
OF the Services Tomorrow.
Rev. DR.. Newman Smyth of Center
church, who returned to this city Last
Thureday evening, has spent the summer
in New Brunswick and Quebec. He re-
ports very pleasant time, having enjoyed
the fishing immensely. He will preach
to-morrow morning in the church. The
vesper services will commence again in
October.
AT THE UNITED CHURCH.
Rev. DR.. Munger has returned from his
summer vacation aud will occupy his pull
pit again tomorrow.
AT THE CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
Rev. Charles Conklln, the new pastor of
the Church of the Messiah, will preach
his inaugural sermon Sunday morning.
In the evening the service will be held in
the church vestry. The pastor, Rev. Mr..
Conklin, will give the frat of q series of
talks on nature. His topic tomorrow
evening will bs "The Strength of the
Hills" 1t is earnestly hoped and expected
that there will be large audience Sunday
morning to hear the gifted and eloquent
pastor of this church whose coming to
this city has caused general feeling OF re-
joicing among the members and friends of
the Uniyersalist church.
AT GRACE II. CHURCH.
Rev Mr. Sco6eld, the pastor of this
church, has returned from his vacation
rested in body and mind, and will have
charge of the services. The day will b
begun by a prayer and praise service a
half past nine, which will last an hour
then the pastor will deliver an address OF
"The Outlook for Christian Work" aftel
which a number of members will be re
ceived and the Lords supper administered
In the evening the sermon will be abou
"Levi, the Publican, or Pure Gold Amopi
the Ashes."
GOSPEL TEMPERANCE.
J The gospel temperance meeting at A p
m. at Lincoln hall, corner of Goffe AM
Sperry streets, will be addressed tomorrow
by Rev. A. F. Fehlandt. Good music an
. singing. Everybody invited.
r THE CITY MISSIONS.
The peoples service tomorrow evenin
at the City Mission hall, corner of Coul
and State streets, will be held as usual g
q 7:30 o'clock and will be conducted by th
Harmony division of the Sons of Temper
8 ance. Mr.. A. W. Weld will lead the NEE
o ing and Brothers Charles A. Baldwin, {
, E. Hart and other members of the ord,
4 are expected to be present and to speal
v Sunday school at a. m. and meeting I
J. the Praying band at 4 p, m. Gospel NEE
"a ings at the mission hall each evening
the week at 7:45. All are cordially Il
n vited.
+ AT TRINITY NJ z. CHURCH.
II The choir of the Trinity Methodi
u church will give praise service to-morro
70 night at 7:30 O'Clock. It will be the fiji
time that the church has been opened sin
the summer vacation, during which tir
IL it has been renovated, reoarpated and t
organ repaired. The choir will consist
- Miss Gertrude Sanford, soprano; MI
Lille Hofer, alto; Frank Langdale, tenc
E. O. Bennett, basso, and W. 81. Allin
I'd organist. The program is as follows:
/. Organ prelude Serenade. 49, Schulz
r 2 To Deum' E fat 9;io;. Blu
8. Hymn $40.
Choir.
5. Lay My Sins on Jesus. .Schuma
ed 6. Will Never Leave Thee.
z. Hymn 671.
8. Solo-Come Unto Ne ..................Cs Gel,
m Mr.. Langdale.
Q. Now the Day is Over. .Barna
| TO- DoxoloRy.
at II ORGAN Observation-Disclosures in q minor