The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-09-23
F4IR HITEN.

Rev. P S. Evans, former pastor of
the Grand avenue Baptist church, has
recently gathered some interesting facts
regarding the religious growth of New
Haven. Comparisons between the CEN
sus of 1870 and that of 1890 show that
the city increased So per cent; the
Congregat tionalists, Is per cent; the
Episcopalians, SO per cent; the Meth
odists, go per cent, and the Baptists,
11S per cent
Mrs. Romant A. Wells of Chicago,
formerly of this place, is visiting in
the city and is guest at Grove Hall
Her daughter, Miss Lila Wells is in
Boston.
Miss Carrie Cargill of Prospect
street, annex, who has been away since
June, has returned She went first to
Livermore Falls, Me, upon the death
OF her father, and has also visited in
Shirley, Mooshead Lake, HalloWell, Au-
gusta and East Winthrop, Me.
A judgment has been given for the
plaintiff in the suit of James Mcdonald
against the owners of the sloop Marie
D., for repairing the vessel. The sum
of $95 was served for and $S721 al
lowed. An appeal will be taken.
son was born to Mr. and Mrs. E
|. Stiles of James street Thursday af-
ternoon. The young gentleman has
been christened John Isaac Stiles.
C. M. Rexroth, the news dealer, is
receiving congratulations over the ar
rival at his home of an eight-pound
daughter.
Fort Hale lodge, N. E. o. p, has now
a membership of eighty-six.
The new Home Council Brotherhood
of Relief n. 6 will soon be organized
William c. Baldwin has the member
ship list
Two schooners have just come ir
from the south and are moored at the
| mouth of Quinnipiac river with lum
| Der for the saw mill company. The
big three e-master Rebecca Douglass O.
Boston, from Georgetown, S. c., will
| lumber, was able to come up to the docl
on one of the unusually high tide.
and saving lightering in the stream
Miss Lille Hendrickson is visiting il
Worcester.
Rev. Dr. Sage at the Grand avenue
| Baptist church yesterday mornins
| preached on "The Social Life of tn,
| Church." as preliminary to the reunion
of the members of the church and con
| gregation to be held on Wednesday
| The reunion will take the form o
"a service in memory of the member
| of the church who have died durin,
| the year, to be held in the Afternoon
and in the evening there will be /;
| sociable, followed by interesting musi
cal and literary exercises.
| Rev, J, Lee Mitchell of the Gran,
avenue Congregational church preach
ed in the morning on "The Sag of Pub
| lie Opinion" and in the evening the sub
| ject was Fountain or Sponge"
! TO HOLD A BANQUET.
| The members of the Fourth New Ha
ven company, Boys Brigade connecte
! with the East Pearl street NJ. E. churc
and their young lady friends are look
ing forward to this Monday) evening
when they will celebrate the annive1
sary of the organization of their com
pany by giving banquet.
The committee in charge has an eS
cellent program, after the rendering c
which supper will be served
A mandolin club will play during tn
evening.
The company has been very success
full since its organization, and has al
ways been faithful to the objects of tn
Bows Brigade organization Its off
GERS. captain, F. Thompson; lieutenant.
E. F. Goodyear and J. w Russell. a
of whom have been with the compan
since its organization, are anxious I
rebuild the company. and all ex-men
bers are cordially invited to attend an
rejoin the company
The money used for the banquet is tn
| proceeds of a recent entertainment.