Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-05
AMONG THE cHURCHEs.

At the First Baptist Church Yesfer' day AZ Other Churches - other Notes.
 Three men were baptized yesterday and seven new members were re- ceived at the communion service at the First Baptist church. The Tues day even- ing bible class which has been interrupted by the special meetings, will be resumed tomorrow night, when the Book of Exodus will again bs taken up. This class num- bers about fifty and includes some who are not members of the First Baptist oongre' gation. Any one who cares to study the Bible will be welcomed. The Home Mis- sion circle will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday, and an extra prayer meeting will be held on Wednesday night. Next Sun day mornisg MT. Mason will preach mem- orial sermon in memory of the membe F of the church who have died during his pas torate.
 The Y. P. 8. o. E. of the First Baptist church will hold a reception to the New Haven Union Christian Endeavor on Thurs day evening, February g, at o'clock, at the parlors of the church on Wooster place.
 AT TRINITY N E.
 A very interesting service, with remarks by the pastor, was held yesterday morn ing. At the service six persons were admit ted to full membership and eleven on pro- bation.
 KINGS DAUGHTERS
 A social gathering and sale w be held under the auspices of the Daughte # the King of s.. Paups church in the r .sh house this evening, to which all are cordial ly invited to attend.
 AT BAYFIELD, CHAPEL
 Rev. Dr. Harris preached fine dis course at Battel chapel yesterday forenoon. In the evening Professor Williams spoke at Dwight hall.
 YPs C.E
 The Christian Endeavor society of Cal vary Baptist church consists of 109 active members, IS associate and IS honorary. It was formed December IS, 1887. The Junior society was formed November 6, 1899.
 AT CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
 This evening there will be given in the lecture room of Calvary Baptist church ar exhibition of the model of the tabernacle The model will bs erected on raised plat form, 90 that every person in the room car see it. The tabernacle with the court srt | made to a scale and will be 8 feet long by feet wide. The closing scene of the ex hibition will be the lighting of the altar ot bu1nt offerings, with room dalkened-, | midnight scene of the tabernacle. Som, time ago this model was exhibited at thu | Dwight Place church.
 SPECIAL EvENT1DE SERVICES AT HuMPHRE, STREET CHURCH. l Almost every seat in the Humphre, street Congregational church was occupied last night on occasion of the special even tide services for the children. The pro gram of the evening consisted largely o music and responsive readings The pas tor, he Rev. Frank R. LHckey. delivere, an interesting discourse for the young The speaker talked emphaticslly of tn life of King Josiah ss one to be followed by young girls and boys. "seek Coris early" said the speaker; "Josiah did and t this alone can bs attributed his noble Tiff and works" During his discourse MI Luckey alluded to the life of Mis ! Alice duoDaro, wno d1ed during th Rev. MT. Brsy's pastorate of tn church. The speaker said 1t was tru that some persons died that were imme diately or coon after forgotten, but in tn case of Miss Hubbard, to whose memor stone was laid in the church, it was dtt ferent. "Her's was 8 good life" said tn speaker, "and the memory of her Christis labors will live on and on forever. Thi memory is one of her rewards, and sue reward shall be ours if we live goo lives" The reference to Miss Hubbard death ocoasioned no small flow of teal among the ladies of the congregation | whom the memory of the deceased is synonym of purity.
 l TWENTY ONE NEW MEMBERS AT EPwORI | M. E CHURCH
 EpWorth church had grand day at q