Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-11-02
Cheshire.

ter the show plants will bs for sale. Ad
mission free.
Cheshire.
Nov. AT the Congregational church
the pastor, Rev. Mr.. aoyt, preached an
able sermon in the morning and in the
evening gave fine description of the
buildings at the worlds fair, which he had
recently Waited.
Next Sunday the Lords supper will be
observed in the Congregations, church and
the preparatory lecture will be held in the
chapel of the church Friday afternoon, at
$3.50.
Rev. ]. Q. Breaker, pastor of the First
Baptist church in Soutktngton, delivered a
fine sermon to large audience last Sunday
afternoon in the new Baptist church. Mr..
Breaker is very able and interesting
speaker, one that has great influence over
his hearers to listen to his words. It is
hoped he will soon come sgain.
The Junior Eadeayor society will meet
Saturday afternoon in the chapel of the
Congregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1ngham and daughter of
Newport, N. Y, have been the guests sew
eral days of Nj. and Mrs. ". B. Rice.
James McCabe, who is one of the teach
ers in the day school in WallinRford, is one
of the teachers in the night school, which
has been lately started there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred E. Baldwin, who
have been on short visit to their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Judson Doolittle of Mt. Vernon,
N. Y, have returned home.
Mrs. John Doody of West Cheshire, who
has been quite sick, Ia nov on the way of
| recovery under DR.. Cornwalls trestment.
Our town authorities have commenced
| near tho town hall much needed improve
| ment to our main street by having it ma
H.
| two feet deep, and topdressing of fine
| stone and gravel, from the old copper val
ley mine. The work is TO be carried on
| from time to time till the street is macad-
smized from the town hall to the depot at
West Cheshire.
Rev. ]. F. Saxton, Rev. Dr. s. J. Hor-
ton, Rev. Emerson Jessup and Mr.. Wesley
Lanyan attended the ordination of Rev. q.
W. Phillips, formerly of this place, over
the St. James Episcopal church in West
| vile.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Congrega-
tional church will have church sociable
this (Thursday) evening at the house of T.
B. Ives.
Friday evening the Sunday school teach
ers will meet at the house Of J. r. Pad
| dock.
Milton W. Hall, on his way home
from the worlds fair stopped over in
Bridgeport to attend the Young Mems En-
desvor state convention, which was held
there Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Ives started last Sat-
urday to visit friends in Syracuse, NY.
North Haven.
Nov. Rev. Addison P Foster, D. D.,
| secretary for New England of the American
Sunday School Union, preached at the Con-
gregational church morning and evening on
Sunday, also addressed the Sunday school
briefly. A collection of SIS by the school
| was given Mr.. Foster to aid in his work.
The text chosen for the discourse was from
| Ecclesiastics ii:2, "Give portion to seven
and also to eight, for thou knowest not
what shall be upon the EARTH" As the
Congregational church was now giving to
seven different societies regularly Mr.. Eos
ter thought portion should be reserved
| for the eighth, the American Sunday
School union. The amount given by the
Sunday school will be the portion to the
eighth.
Miss Mary Goodyear asked for letter of
| dismission from the church and Mics Eliza.
| beth futile asked for dismission and let
ter to the Advent church at Waliingford,
Clarence Todd presented letter from Fair
Haven recommending him to the fellow
ship of the North Haven Congregational
church.
At the Sunday school session the quartet
sang 1.-THE Ninety and Nine" in a very i'm.
pressive manner, Miss Flora Stiles singing
the solo well. After prayer by Mr.. Foster
els Your Lamp Burning, MY Brother9"
was well given by the quartet. Mr.. Foote
read an interesting letter from Mr.. E. B.
Armstrong thanking for funds received
and extending kind wishes to the school.
The exercises were closed by g. J. Merz
singing "Throw Out the Life Line"
There were 276 present at the school.
On Sunday evening Rev. Mr.. Foster
again interested large congregation at the
church while Rev. Mr.. Reynolds received
the closest attention of chapel full of
people in Clintonville, talking on an old
fashioned subject, ''Salvation Through
Grace" Those present thought the topic
might be old but was very true and i'm
portant, and It would not hurt people to
hear more of 1t.
The preparatory lecture was held at the
lecture room this evening, at O'Clock.
After the exercises meeting was
held at the eame place to make arrange
ments for the installation of Rev. William
g. Lsthrop as pastor Of the church, on
November is.
Eaton brothers, of Meadow Brook farm.
returned from the worlds fair last week
and report their visit success-enjoyable,
interesting and instructive.
The W. O. T. q. meeting of Wednesday
last week was well attended and of the
usual interest. After the business part of
the meeting was finished Mr.. Gillespie of
talk on the principles of that institu-
lion. he attributed the downfall Of many
to belonging to some society where at the