The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-24
NEW HAVEN DELEGATION
TO THE GREAT r. P. s. c. F. INTER.
 NATIONAL CONTENTION
To be Held in Boston soOn-The Conven- tion Will be a Brilliant Success--Many New Hnveners Who Will be There.

Hurrah hurrahl for Boston, '95v' | Hurrah hurrah! Endeavor hearts re- vive!
 White and crimson banners floating free
 in '9
 When you come marching to Boston.
 As the time approaches and the plans
 are revealed it is becoming more and
 more apparent that the fourteenth in- ternational Christian Endeavor conven- tion to be held in Boston, Mass, July
 1915, is really going to be "the best
 yet" There Is no place better fitted to
 be a convention city that "the hub"
 The historic situation is such that the
 convention of '95 will receive wonderful
 impetus from it's setting. The history
 of beginnings in national life, and the story of triumphs in Christian Endeavor
 will both be presented in Boston In July,
 where each will have it's portion of in
 spiration and of power.-"Boston." The
 very word brings before the minds
 eye panorama like succession of pie
 lures of the beautiful and illustri
 in Americas past. Sailing across the
 mental vision the square sails of the
 Mayfiower call to memory Plymouth,
 Carver Bradford, Winthrop, Standash, and Samoset, while the mind fits swift
 Iy to John Alden and Priscilla as they
 live again for us in the poets imagina-
 tion. Time and space press us hard, so we must pass on. though we would fain finger amid "the old colony days of Plymouth, the land of the Pilgrims" and then trace the growth from that little settlement to the great states of to-day. Onward we go to Revolution ary days and thence on to follow the career of Massachusetts as one of the great commonwealths that are the glory and strength of our Union. From the day when the hallowed soil was
 first pressed by the feet of the Pilgrim fathers to our own time she has stood in the forefront of the advance move ments in government, in thought, in re- ligion and all that Is elevating and en- nobling In our race. It is therefore eminently appropriate that the great Christian Endeavor convention, repre- sentative of one of the onward move ments of our day, should go to Bos- ton
 New Haven, ever wide awake and will send large and rep resentative delegation to Boston to gain strength and inspiration from coming in touch with the great Endeavor hosts. and incidentally to sing: We are from old Connecticut
 Tn loyal lhUl And 4Npfh WAere first the Local Union''
 Was given heavenly birth.
 We wondered, when we gathered 1
 And for the Union planned. If ever Local Unions
 Would cover all the land.
 The Headquarters of the Connecticut delegation while in Boston will be | the Reynolds house, corner of Wash l ington and Bolyston streets, a modern | seven story structure, and one of the I best appointed hotels in the city, and l not over fifteen minutes walk from the | hall. New Haven Endeav- 0rers will make the journey to Boston ! via special train over the Shore Line | leaving here at 12;S0 D. m., Wednesday, July 10. The fare for the round trip rom New Haven will be s425. Tickets good to return until July S1 James F. of Bristol, Conn, will have 'harge of the Connecticut excursion rain to Boston, and any further infor- nation will be furnished by him, If the writer will enclose a stamp for reply |
 Each state has been assigned church as we'll as a hotel head quarters, and delegates from that state will be located in the vicinity of that hurch, Tn the case of the Connecticut l delegation the church selected is the Berkeley Temple on Berkeley street, orner of Warren avenue.
 Two hundred and fifty meetings will ,e held during the five days of the con- 'ention. Among those who will goI rom New Haven and the churches from 'alvary Baptist, H. M. Hodges, Miss Sate L Donovan, Miss Lizzie Yawger; 'hurch of the Redeemer w Fl. Wag- 'onet, F. D. Beach, Miss Hattie F. Baldwin, Miss Carrie S. Dickerman, Hiss M. I. Hicks; Davenport Miss Hat te K. Storer, Miss Geneva P. Damn, larry B, Shell; Dixwell avenue Congre- ational, Rev A. P. Miller, G. Fl. John oh, Gideon Dexter, Miss Eliza J. Mix; Dwight Place, Denison B. Tucker, Rev 1 V. Fl. Pope, J. Y, McDermott John M. 1 1arvin, Miss Emily k. Beach, Miss essie R. Van Deusen, Miss Lottie M Tall, Mss L. A. Pinney, Mrs. F. F. ndrews; East Haven Congregational- ITS, William Fl. Robinson, William Fl. .obinson, E. B. Woodward, Miss Lottie . Street, Rev. D. J. Clark; Fair EIa- 1 en, Second Congregat gational-Ada Lins- ", Emma Tyler, Mrs. Orin Doolittle, ] [iss Lizzie Doolittle; First Baptist, | ev. J. H. Mason, Dr. and Mrs. s. C. Whitney, F. s, Bishop, Mrs. Eliza Bish- { p, Mir and Mrs F, w. Crane; Harry rane; Grand avenue Baptist, Charles . Manwarring, Miles J. Barnes, Mrs harles c. Sherman, Mrs David Han , slpacker, Mrs. w. G. Wiser, Miss Viola : [all; Grand avenue Congregational, v iss Mary A. Griswold, George j. Gut rod; Howard avenue Baptist, Edwin ', Lines, Mrs. G. s. Dunbar, Miss Alice T
 Elkins; Howard avenue Congrega- onal, Miss M. J. Northrop, Eli Man. lester Irving N. Thomas, William M. Atkinson, George A. Barrett, Miss arrie F. Finch Miss Sarah M Lewis; ', umphrey street, Rev Frank R. Luck z and wife, Mir. and Mrs. H. P. Shares, iss Carrie Bassett, Miss M Trow- idge Mrs. A. L. Emerick Miss M L. !