The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-11

teH ny MISS Alice lWltcnell, daughter
Of the Rev. ]. e. Twitchell, D. D., the
organizer of the first Christian Endeav-
or union in Connecticut. 1t is set to
the tune Of Webb. The first verse fol-
lows:
We come, we come, Endeav'rers
To join the royal throng,
OF those who meet as comrades
With prayer and praise and song.
We have a common purpose,
We have a common need;
We come as friends and brothers,
With Jesus at our head.
The response of Connecticut, tune from
fGreenland's Icy Mountains" begins
thus:
We've seen beacon shining
From Bostons signal tower,
Reminding Christian soldiers
Has dawned the wished-for hour.
SO here we come responding,
Our banners high we raise,
To join the hosts assembling
The Lord of hosts to praise.
1t was written by the Rev. w. G.
Fennell of Meriden.
The anthem. dedicated to Connecticut
was composed by Native" and sung
to the tune Of Grandeamus, eac., or
Maryland, My Maryland.
Thy sons and daughters love the sound,
Connecticut! Connecticut!
And always would they praise resound;
Connecticut! Connecticut!
But unto Him, who for us found
The means of grace, which now abound,
Dear Christ, we sing to Thee, Ito
Thee)
Mr.. L. A. Wiley, secretary of the
Hartford union, was in charge of the
delegation from this city. There are
forty societies in the Hartford union,
most of which were represented. A par
tial list of the delegates from this sec
ton follows:
HARTFORD DELEGATES.
Hartford-Miss Susie Pitkin, Henry
Perne, w. B. Ober, Miss Annie R. Nc
Donnell, Miss Carrie R. Bemis, Miss
Ella A. Washburn, Miss Matte Croft,
Miss Nettie c. Lesson, Miss Julia Fran
ces White, A. r. Mckinney, Bessie w.
Fisher. Miss Adelaide Olmstead, Miss
Eta S. Belden. Miss Mary e. Coleman,
Miss Bessie M. Cairns. e. M. New. H. III.
Beadle. j. G. Bidweu. Mrs. J. G. Bidwell.
l.. A. Wiley, DR.. w. H. Pomeroy, Miss
L. May Wilson, Miss Agnes L. Park
hurst, Miss E. E. Corkins, Miss Ella
S. Rolston, Miss Mary G. Knapp, Miss
Ida Thrall., Miss Alice Fares, David
Calhoun, Miss May e. Breshey. Myrton
f. Smith.
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Miss M. A. Christ. q. r. Root Miss K,
w. Saunders Miss A. P. LYMAN Mrs.
E. K. Young Miss M A. Saw. Mrs Fl.
A. Bailey. Miss Edith Smith. Miss L. F.
Denning. S. Bassett H e. Smith. Miss
S. E. H. Scofield, Miss E. A. johnson.
John Northend. Mrs. G. B. Andrews
Miss Emma Woods. Miss S. Helen
Thrau. Miss Helen DYSON Albin A
Johnson. Elliot Smith. Carrie L. Ban
ner. David G. Rogers. r. Berleu. Mrs
H. 70. Smith g. DYSON. Miss T,ottie p
Bassett Miss Rosa Births Miss M n
GO0QTtCn. MISS Jennie EI. tghanin. Miss
Gertrude Chapin. Miss Jennie r
Wheeler Misc Ra1la Morgan Miss
Carrie II. Conley. Miss Maria A, Shell
don, James M. Relyea, Miss Augusta
Buckhard, Mrs. J. B. Petrie, Miss Lena
S. Hanna, Harry e. Smith, G. W. Mar
shall, Wallace j. Case, W. S. Bacon,
Fannie Weiant, Miss A. c. Banner,
Miss e. M. Banner, A. G. Edgerton, Mrs
=. l.. ives, MIS-. w. r.. stone, MIS-
T. n Autele' :, Il. Wh'.e' Emma A.
IiaWklls, MISS rose SPARKS, benjamin
way anu MISS " II. Porter.
FROM MIDDLETOWN.
Middletown-E. B. Gladwin. Miss
Gladwfn. Mrs. e. A. Gladwin Miss
Mary MCKINLEY. Miss Broolway Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Lewis Miss TJ1cv n
| Brooks, Mr.. Van Pelt. Mrs. Van Pelt
Mrs. J. B. Evans Miss Lima Wilcox
Miss Jessie Rowe. George Nichols. Mrs.
J. W. Baily. J. II. Puffer. Fred Biele-
field Miss Grace Bielefeld r. G. Nc
Intosh, Miss Edith Jacobs. Miss Rosilla
r. Newton, Miss NAV Newton the Rev.
Frederick w. Green. Rupert Fl Hon
kins. Clarence e. Brockwav Miss Idb-
bic Fisher. Miss Grace T. Osborne
Miss Bertha Brockway Miss srsie
Brooks.
FROM BERLIN.
Berlin-M. e. Hall, Miss Harriet RI