Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-29
North Haven.


ANNUAL CHURCH MEKTINe-DEATH OF MRS. ALLEN
TUTTLr-REv. MR.. REYNOLDS FAREWELL SER
NoN-ANNuAL OF ST. JOHNS PARIsH-PERsoNAI-
March Is Tho annual meeting OF the First
ecclesiastical society was held at 10 o'clock on
record of the year were listened to with interest
g. J. Merz was reelected member OF the soci-
ety's COMMITTEES to ssr1e three years n Tns com;
G. ]. Merz. The resignation of Mr.. Reynolds was
read and accepted and COMMITTEES instructed to
act with the church committee to supply the pull
B. f. NicheIs collector and & Bsmith treasurer
The sale Of seats in the church took place imme-
diately after the close Of the business meeting.
The seats, as far as sold, went at the assessment
Mrs Caroline lutte, wife of Allen futile, died
| at her home Sunday night after an illness of
house on Wednesday, March %, at o'clock.
Rev. MI. Reynolds preached his Last sermon as
pastor Of the CongEsGasonssi church on Sunday
shes tSs Mr.
l ability as O pastor, and the estimation which
| he is held by those out Of his church. Friends
| from New Haven and Hamden were among the
ingy to the clore Of his pastorate and the kindly
| feeling existing between pastor and people, and
a Pste sp 1ia SUBJECT: Tss Future With Its
Serious Responsibilities. --
Mrs Frederic Mansfield and Mrs. Samuel Bun
| nell have asked for letters from the Copgrega-
tional church to the Second Advent church at
Hamden's bouquets of Easter lilies:were very
attractive at the Congregational church on
Sunday, the Offering OF Mrs. L. D. Clinton and
R. N. Barnes.
An interesting promise service was held by the
Y. P. 8: @. E. on Sunday evening:
Regular meeting Of the w: 9. T: U. on Thurs.
day at 8 O'Clock. Meeting OF the Loyal Legion al
| 4:30 o'clock.
A lady is to speak in the interest of the Now
| church on Sunday morning.
Fast day service at all the churches at this
| regular hour Of morning service.
St. Johns church open for services on Wednes
Henry Thorpe has sold his residence to Mr.
l Wilson, who now occupies rooms in Mrs. NJ. J
l Smiths house at the center.
R. W. Smith has a large variety Of Plymouth
| Rock fowls. One hen weighed nine and one
| quarter pounds.
At the congregational Sunday school on Sun
day Miss Lucia Bower spoae OF the work Of Mis-
Remington at the Oak street mission, New
| Haven,
At the grange last Tuesday evening Mrs. T. II
/ Pardee read an essay on "Arbor Day"
| The annual meeting Of st. John pari>h wa
| held at the church at o'cloek on Monday IN
| senior warden, I. L. Stiles; junior warden. Je
ssph Pierpont; vestrymen "a F. Potter, E z
D. Forbes; treasurer, R. T. Linslsy: auditor
H. o. Cheney. W. P. Lsete was appointed to re
l ceye the pledges. Delegates to the diocesa
convention, I. L. Stiles, j. E. Bishop; alternates
| A. B. Clinton and Joseph Pierpout; ushers, W.
| Laete, Ezra Stiles, A. P. Cheney, II. o. Divine
| Reports of the treasurer and trustees Of the va
| rious funds were read and accepted. The built
| ing committee appointed last year reported ths
= the estimates furnished by builders were large
a ] than the amount pledged, aad no contract ha
: committee discharged. committee was al
| pointed to solicit subscriptions for ths purpoe
Of building new church provided $la 600 coul
| evening, April IS.