The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-09
CONVENTIONS SECOND DAY

MANY ADDRESSES By PROMINENT
CHRISTIAN WORKERS. M
Interesting Papers and III elpful Discussions
Tho Meeting Interspersed With Devo-
tional Exercises-All Phazes of Christian
Work Thoroughly Disoussed-Mission
Work In Africa--Pos rs bilities In Japan
Armenian Missions and Massaores--Pro-
gram for Sundays Meetings.
The second days session of the Chris
tian Workers convention opened yes
terday morning at the Calvary Baptist
church with an increased attendance.
and at $3.50 o'clock, when the exercises
began, the church was nearly filled and
every one present evinced great inter-
est in the work of the convention.
One of the features Of committee work
yesterday was the arrangement by the
pulpit supply committee Of the supplies
for the various churches in New Haven
NeAAo fASAAAfty. MA tO-AAASitOWs 1AS SuQ-
piles announced are as follows:
st. Andrews M. E. church Morning.
Rev. E. P. Hammond; afternoon, Mr.. r.
B. Cook.
Howard avenue M. e. ohurch-Morn-
ing, Mr.. r. B. Cook: afternoon, Misa
Fairbanks.
West Haven M. E. church-Morning.
Mrs. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Elderkin; at.
ternoon, Mr.. George Graft.
East Pearl street M. e. church-Morn-
ing, Mrs. Keith; afternoon. Rev. II. W.
Pope.
| Summerfield M. E. church--Morning.
Rev. H. w. Pope; afternoon, Rev. E. p.
Hammond.
First M. e. church-Morning, Rev. c.
f. Cutter; afternoon. Miss Macdon-
aid.
Whitneyville Congregational church
| Morning, Miss Fairbanks; afternoon.
| Mr.. Cheney.
Epworth M E. church Morning, Miss
| Macdonald.
East Haven Congregational church
Morning. Mr.. 7. Macgregor. and Mrs.
Keith.
Fair Haven Second Congregational
church-Afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Merriam.
H. ]. Gillette
Taylor Congregational church Morn-
ing, Mrs. Walker.
| Howard avenue Congregat ational
church-Morning, Mr. III. j. Gillette; at
ternoon, Rev. r. Bone.
| Dwight Place Congregational church
| Morning, Rev. D. A. Reed; afternoon,
Mrs. Whfttemore.
| Davenport Congregational and First
Baptist churches (union service)-
noon, Rev. ]. H. Hector
| Davenport Congregational church,
Morning, Mr.. George w. Swan.
| Grace M e. churchM Morning, H. B.
Gibbud afternoon, Mrs Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elderkin.
| First Baptist church orn'lng, Rev
r. Bone.
! United Congregational church Morn
ing, Rev. r. A. Torrey; afternoon, Miss
Wray.
Humphrey street Congregational
church Afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Lamb.
Church of the Redeemer-Afternoons
Rev. r. A. Torrey.
| Grand avenue Congregational church
Morning, Mr.. George Graft; afternoons
Mrs. Stowell.
Hamden church-,Morning, Rev. g. p.
| Shorter; afternoon, Mrs. Walker.
Calvary Baptist church-Morning,
Mrs. Whittemore; afternoon, Rev. ID.
| a. Reed.
| Grand avenue Baptist church-Morn-
ing, Mrs Stowell; afternoon, Mr.. Fl. B.
| Gibbud.
l Torx1 fc% n1t Yrcr
Rev. J. H. Hector.
| Howard avenue, Baptist church
Morning, Mr.. Cheney; afternoon, r. d
Titus.
| Orange church forming, Rev. John
j Graham afternoon, to be supplied.
First Presbyterian church Morning.
1 Rev. Mr.. Lamb; afternoon, Rev. Chass
Cutter.
| Trinity M. r. church-Afternoon, Rev
| Mr. Merriam.
| West Haven Congregational church,
| Morning, Miss Wray; afternoon, Mn
| Tracy Macgregor.
Westville Congregational church,
Morning, Rev. H. w. Pope; afternoons
| Mr. G. E. Shorter.
City mission-Afternoon Mr.. George
w. Swan.
Jail--Afternoon, Mrs. Clark and Mrs
| Walker.
Ferry street Sabbath school-After.
noon, Mr.. Crook.
Welcome Hall-Afternoon, Mr.. Rice.
III. J. Gillette of Hartford opened the
days exercises yesterday by leading a
devotional service. Other prayers were
| offered and Rev. Mr.. Lamb sang a solo,
"In Heavenly Love Abiding"
! The christian Workers Training
Class was next on the program and
| the discussion of the subject was led
! by H. B. Gibbud of Syracuse, N. T.,
After describing the object of the work
Mr.. Gibbud said:
1--WE believe that the training class Is
| a great adjunct to our church and
that one should be formed in connecs
tion with every church. They are in
valuable in effective Christian work.
Memorizing verses in connection with
an appropriate topic is powerful
method in conducting the training
class"
| Methods were described and illustrate
ed on the blackboard in a comprehen-
sive manner, while Miss Edith Robinson
repeated scriptural text to enforce the
| ideas.
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