The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-01
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sunday school Rally Yesteriay-con,ins Meeting of the New Haven Associations | Other Notes.
 Very interesting services were held at this church yesterday. In the morn. ing the pastor. Rev. John H. Mason. preached a very instructive and thoughtful sermon on Jesus Cues. ton" Ills text was 50 when they had dined. Jesus saith to simon Peter. simon, son of Jonas. lowest thou Me more than these? He saith unto Him Yea, Lord, Thou knowest that love Thee. He saith unto him. Feed My lambs. He saith unto him again the second time. simon. son Of Jonas. lov- est thou Me? He said unto Him. Yea Lord; Thou knowest that 1 love Thee. He said unto him. Feed My lambs. He saith unto him the third time. simon. son of Jonas. lowest thou Me? Hs saith unto Him, Yea Lord; Thou knowest that l love Thee. Jesus saith unto him. Feed My sheep" John 2i:lb-l7.
 After the morning service tho Sunday SN'SSa hot obHtliuk were special exercises by the school consisting Of recitatIons and songs by many members of the school. There were also a few appropriate remarks by the pastor. f,t. ...
 In the evening lie spoke on "Fhnses of Unfaith." his text being When Jesus saw that the people came running together, He rebuked the foul spirit. saying unto him, Thou dumb and, deaf spirit, l charge thee, come out of him and enter no more unto him." Mark 9:25
 Large congregations were present at all the services.
 On Wednesday and Thursday of this week the annual meeting of the New Haven County Baptist association will be held at this church. This associa- ton consists of thirty churches, mostly in this county, aggregating a member ship of about 1000 members.
 The program for the services for the two days will be as follows: Wednesday--New Haven County Bap-
 tist Association.
 o.oV-DeVOtlOndl SefVlce.
 10:00--Annual sermon by Rev. G. D. Reid of Deep River.
 l:30-Woman's Foreign Missionary meeting. Address by Mrs. Carpenter of Japan.
 2:3o-Reports by Rev. P. F. Jernegan and Rev. W. D. Mckinney relating to benevolence and spiritual condition of the churches with general discussion led by Rev. P. S. Evans
 7:3O-Addresses by Rev. J. S. James, D. D., of Hartford, and Rev. w. P. Elsdon of Waterbury.
 Thursday.
 10:00-Reports and discussion. Also four short addresses on phases of young peoples work.
 2:30--Bible School association. Dis. cussions led by Rev. F.. W. Husted, Meriden, and Rev. J. F. Elder of New Haven.
 4:0O-Address by Mrs. James McWhin- nie of Cambridge, Mass
 7:30-Rally of all Boys Brigades of city, with addresses by Rev. w. G. Femell, Meriden. and drHl by Girls Brigade of Waterbury.
 On Friday the prudential committee of this church will meet: the covenant meeting will also be held.
 At o'clock next Saturday afternoon the opening meeting of the Slade Mis- sion Circle with Mrs. Mason at 117 Greene street.
 The new Laudes Domini hymnals were used at this church for the first time yesterday. It had been very ap. parent for some time that new hymrals would be needed Consequently an able committee was appointed. consist ing of MT. R. E. Manross, MT. F. E. Bunnell and Mrs. E. l.. Armstrong. They canvassed the whole situation and decided that it was hardly worth while trying to adi more copies of the book which had been so long in use A new book seemed to be the thing needed After a thorough examination of all br oks which might be regarded as available they decided unanimously up- on the "New Laudes Domini" published by the Century company of New York This book is edited by Rev. Edward Judson, D. D., and Rev. Charles s. Rob- inson, D. D., and seems to meet every demand. It is collection of more than 1,2OO hymns, covering every phase of Christian worship. Two hundred and fifty books were purchased.
 Through the generosity of Mrs. Grace w. Davies most valuable addition has been made to the missionary library at this church. The books are given in memory of Mrs H. M. Welch, the mother of Mrs. Davies, and are hand somely labeled. The gift is peculiarly appropriate, as Mrs. Welch.,yasa!tl,e founder of the missionary library and herself provided the handsome case in which the books are to be found. This makes something more than nucleus, and it is believed that the library will grow to larger proportions in the com ing years. There can be no longer any lack of material for interesting mis- slonary meetings. Besides the books, maps, and a file. of maga-, zines may be found in the library. A catalogue has recently been prepared, and the contents of the library can he