Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-18
AMONG THE CHURCHES.

Features of Religious Services To.
 morrow-Lecture Before the Bible
 Union-Good Music-Hev. R. F.
 Hubbard 10 Preach-A Young Mis.
 sIonary to Preach-Rev. MT. Mason
 on New Havenis Shame-City mis-
 sion Work.
 Tomorrow evening in the Church of the Rsdeemer pr. Phillips will lecture before the New Haven Bible union, subject: Samuel and the Reconstruction of Israel." Following is the musical program: 1nthsm-aloIia in E.c:iss, in B. Buck Hymn sss-sL Lead. Kindly Light. stainer aS1o SssponseTnele re is Holy sacridce sa ivan Ofertory-..God Who Madest Earth and Apthsm~Hssi snva My Prayer .Gonnod Postlude- Theme and Variations. in A flat.
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 REV. B. P. HIBBARD.
 The old pastor of the Humphrey street church, Rev. R. P. Hubbard, will occupy that pulpit tomorrow. It will afford great pleasure to his old congregation here to hear and see him again. He hasa warm place in the affsctionate regard of the many who were under his pastoral care and preaching here at Humphrey street ohurch and though long absent he has not been forgotten.
 BISHOP WILLIAMS TO oFyIcIATE. The Rt. Rev. Bishop Williams will ad- minister the rite of confirmation at St. Johns Episcopal church tomorrow after noon at 4 o'clock. A large congregation will no doubt be present on the interesting and impressive occasion, and rejoice at the presence of the distinguished and greatly beloved prelate.
 SOON TO GO TO THE CHINA MISSION FIELD Rev. Charles Ewing, a member of the senior class in ths divinity school, mem Der of the Y. P. s. O. E. of the College l street church, and who Is under appoint l ment of the American board as 8 mission | sry to China, will preach in College stree 1 church tomorrow.
 "NEw RAVENS SHAME" Rev. MT. Mason will preach tomorrow forenoon at the Firet Baptist church. Sub l ject, "New Haven's Shame" TEMPERANCE MEETING. Mr.W. Fl. Conkln and other well known speak 1 CTS will address a temperance meeting at tn Grand avenue Baptist church Sunday evening. 1 REV. J. A. HAMILTON TO PREACH. 1 Rev J. A. Hamilton, D. D., of Boston is t 1 preach at Dwight Place church tomorrow fore noon. The pastor breaches in the evening. | THE CITY MISSIONS, | At the peoples service tomorrow evening a | the City mission hall, corner of Court and Stat | streets, the address will be by MT. Charles | Haynes of Williams college, class of 91 at pres | ent a member of Yale seminary. The other Sun l day services at the mission hall are at 8 m an | 3:30 and p. The seats are free to all. Meet ings also every evening of the week. | Y. M. c. A. SERVICES.
 Rev. F. A. M. Brown will speak at ths meetin for men at the rooms of the Young Mems Chris tian association at o'clock Sunday afternoon
 All men will be welcome. A pleasant feature c
 the afternoon is the singing in the parlor at 34:
 Young mems meeting tonight at 7:30 o'cloci l The subject will be. "Christ's Love For Us" A l young men are invited.
 Service at the jail at 9:so o'clock Sunday morl l ing.
 Twenty.Two Years in Service. Signal Officer George Bradley, yestel
 day completed his twenty second eonsecu
 i've year as member of the local polio
 department. He is still most able an
 efficient officer, and as well able to atten
 to his duty as msny of the younger men ( ! khaf