Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-06-20
METHODIST DAY.

at the First M. Il. Church To-Day
The supper at Banquet Hall and the
Public Meeting at the Hyperion
This Evening.
The following ia the program of the spec
ial services on the anniversary day to-day |
of the founding of Methodism in New |
Haven:
Love feast, Q a. m.-1o:so a. m.-Rey; c. B.Ford, |
The opening service Of our feast Of the Har-
~. William Bissell leading. "Let all the people
sing"
Let each one give in testimony as to their OK
p 1920 a: m.~Close Of the speaking. Brotherly
Old familiar church hymns from the Methodist
hymns and choruses from the older collec-
dist Episcopa! church, New Haven, Conn, at me
close Of continuous weekly meetings for one
psstos q =
Opening services1SAn ZIP people standlns)' Ine
Rev. J. Howard Hand, tho pastor of East Pearl
ssPsnsszs !sae s. W. roles pastor of the
1ssiah ehapsso ss to t be
SO, ito be read by the Rev. R. T. Cooper, pastor of
Notices-By the Rev. A. D. Vail, pastor OF
Trinity church.
Oferings-By the people. ~.
Firm Foundation to Be read BY the Rev. Hen
| ~ Mueller, paster Of the German church;
pfsT sas s asn Ma9ison
PIT The NJ be 81 read sd P 3he
Rev. William Carr, pastor of st. Andrews
Benediction-By the Rev. Frank A. scoaeld,
Woman's meeting at Up. M, Mrs. Crandall J.
Ni Hym R from The hymna1, No. ss!-"The Morn
| ing Light is Breaking.
Prayer, followed by singing.
Notices-By the Rev Frank A. scoheld.
AddressSBy MISS Mary A. Danfarth. Sister
Danforth is home from her field OF labor t IN
| turn soon. Her story is one OF thrilling inter
Singing, No. sQs-"Jesus, Immortal King"
MEMORIALS OF METHODIST.
A number of most interesting memorials
of Methodism and its early history in
New Haven and vicinity have been col
lected and will be shown in the basement of
the church after the morning and after
noon services. Brother Sylvester Smith,
the New Haven Methodist historian, will be
present to explain them.
Young peoples meeting at $3.50 and p. M
Rev Frank 4. Scofeld.
singing-Followed by prayer and then more
Notices.-By the Rev. ]. Howard Hand.
Offeripgs-By the people, followed by sing
Ssrmon-By the Rev. William Mast Brodbeck
D. p. of Boston, Mass
EVENING EXERCISES.
ii A social gathering and supper will b.
hsld In Banquet hall this evening from
$50 to 7:30 p. m. As soon after o'clocl
: as possible the president will address tn
Q assembled guests and introduce the speak
: ers of the evening.
Program of the banquet-The necsssit
o of closing the banquet at 7:3O requires th
ungrscious duty OF limiting the addresse
J. TO i've minutes each, when 1t would bs
o pleasure to hear each of the speakers q
r length.
Welcoming Our Honored Guests-By Mr. job
y | Morse, president of the New Haven Method:
- Responses Of the Invited Guests Representa-
the great institutions Of the state and the Cit
8 | the university and the churches.
ID SPEAKERS.
Mr. Ernest Cady, lieutenant governor OF Coz
Q | necticut.
Mr. Joseph B. Sargent. mayor of New Havel
"a rev. !lWotuy D"lSnl, H. u, presiuont VI al
le | university.
If Rev. F. A. M. Brown, D. D pastor of the Firs
Ia | Presbyterian church.
70 Rev. John q. Mason D. D., pastor Of First Bal
J. | fist church.
10 Mr.. John Morse, president of Social union.
VI JUBILEE MEETING AT HYPERION.
~ A jubilee meeting will be held in th
, Hyperion at 7:3O o'clock this evening, Re,
p J. Crandsll North, presiding. The prt
a gram is as follows:
Service Of song, 7:3O to ESQ p M
n The presiding officer Will take the cha
d ] promptly at 7:50 p M.
g Singing-"Wake the Song"
- Prayer.
70 Notices and offering by the people.
Ia Snging-"Rescue tho Perish1ng."
a. Address-By the Rev. Bishop Cyrus D. Eos
. D. D., of Philadelphia, Penn.
ID Singing-"The Call for Reapers.''
" Address-By the Rev. John Riley Thompson
&, | D. D of Meriden, Conn.
q Singing-By the congregation.