The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-29

Antnefn- BeHopu, oIlHB iou 'o'' Tidings .. ...................... .Barnby
 Mrs. Haesche. Organ Postlude-Procession March e. .. ...................... .Guilmant pR. MUNGER AT SECOND CHURCH, FAIR
 HAVEN.
 The Rev. T. T. Munger. D. D.. will speak at the Second Congregational church, Fair Haven, tomorrow evening at 7:3O on Municipal Affairs" Tue service Is under the auspices of the Congregational Brotherhood connected with the church.
 AT CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. Rev. MT. Dickerman's morning dis course will be appropriate to the clos ing Sunday of the year. In the evening the suggestive subject Of The Mothet- hood of God" will be discussed. By request MT. T. J. Adams, the mu- sical director, and the choir, will repeat the finely rendered selections of the previous Sunday.
 AT DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH. Following is the program for Christ mas and New Years service to be held at Dwight place church, Rev. pr. Twitchell pastor, tomorrow evening at 7:30. 7
 Order of Service. December 30, 1894, 7:30 p. m.
 Another year Is dawning,
 Dear Father let 1t be
 In working or in waiting, Another year with Thee" Organ prelude-Adagio in A..Volckmar Anthem-"Calm on the Listening
 Ear of Night" t"............Schnecker
 .. Choir. Responses,
 Prayer.
 Response-"O, Little Town of Beth
 lehem.. ............. .NeldllnSer
 Choir. Christmas. ..Tune Invitation
 Congregation Rise. Responses Congregation remain stand ing.
 Duet-"Peace to This Dwelling"
 ............ oHlllH Miss Hodkinson and MT. McCollum. Scripture reading-St. Luke ii, chapter LA s~" Anthem-"O, Come Let Us sing....
 ............. .HaVenS
 Choir. Remarks-Pastor
 Solo-Miss Blinn.
 Offertory.
 Harp solo-Miss Cora Daggett. Responses. Anthem-"Angels from the Realms of Glory" "................ ...... Warren
 Choir. Hymn-"The New Year" ...........
 ......................T Tune Hamburg
 Congregation rise. Once more we watch the dying year, And bid farewell to scenes now past, Many the memories cherished dear, Many the joys that could not fast. Many the pains we've had to bear, Many the thorns beside the road, Many the sorrows none could share, Many the burdens of our load. Still Thy wise hand has led our way, Ne'er did Thy love from us part, Thy face has been our sun by day., Thy peace has dwelt within our
 heart.
 Father, we put our trust in Thee, And if the days bring cross or cheer, Sunshine or shade, which eer it be, We welcome now the new born year.
 Alice B. Twitchell. Closing prayer-Congregation remain standing. " In unison-Oh, God, who makest us glad with the yearly remembrance of the birth of Thine only son, our Lord, Jesus Christ, etc. Benediction.
 Organ postlude-Offertory in F.. Wesley
 AT GRACE M. E. CHURCH. The pastor will preach in the morn ing on "The Dangers of Procrastina- tion," and in the evening on "The Warning Voices of the Dying Year." The special points to be discussed are Nearing the Goal; Climbing up and Looking Over the Edgey of Tomorrow; Living Backwards; the Onward March of the Years. A splendid program of music will be given by the choir.
 RELIGIOUS REVIEW OF THE YEAR, ''The Religious Review of the Year. will be the subject before the United ministers meeting Monday morning, December 31. at 1o:45 a. m. at the Cen ter church chapel. Rev.F. C. Meyer will present paper on the question, and the discussion following will be opened by Rev. F. A. ScofieId. All ministers cordially invited.
 AT THE UNITED CHURCH. Gorge D. De voll. the tenor of New York, is to sing at the Christmas praise service at United church next Sunday evening. December 30. Many people who heard him sing at the recent concert of the Ladies' quar- tet at the Hyperion will undoubtedly be glad of this opportunity to hear him again. K 4 ,h MT. De voll at his recent appear ance with the Rubenstein club of New York had a most marvelo'