The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-02-06

will reside for the present at 2lS Elk change street.
 Among the guests were: MT and Mrs. A, E, Doty of Hartford, MT. ana Mrs N, A. Covert, MT and Mrs. R. Garfield, MT, and Mrs. l. Covert, Miss Rachel Co., vert, MT. and Mrs. Charles l.. Rowe, MT. and Mrs, Selah E. Rowe, MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Rowe, MT, and Mrs. Frank lin B. Rowe Edison Munroe, Fred Ward Merton Robinson, Mrs. w. T. Jefferson, Miss Edith Jefferson, Miss Hattie Jefferson, MT. and Mrs. R. Vel lington of Durham, Mir. and Mrs. w.. Merrill of Bristol, Charles Way, Miss Clara Warner, MT. and Mrs. William Bishop, MT. and Mrs. Frisbie, Miss Etta Hindsley, Miss Anna Way, Mrs. O. b. keeney, Frank Frisbie, Luther Thorpe, MT. and Mrs. James Farr, Franklin H. Woodford, Miss s. A. DarroW, MT. and Mrs. E. A. Cowles, Miss Julia Bidwell and Miss Clara Jacoos.
 The union revival services in Fair Haven last night drew forth large congregation at the Grand avenue Con- gregational church. The first part of the meeting consisted of a song ser- vice by the large chorus choir under the direction of MT. Hills. The open ing prayer was by Rev. D. M. James. The scripture lesson from St. Matthew was read by MT. Biederwolf, which was followed by the singing of the hymn written by the late Rev. Dr. Phelps, Saviour. Thy Dying Love-" MT. Bied- erwolf chose for his text Matthew xvii, 36 And sitting down, they watched Him there" In the course of his re- marks he said:
 The greatest question is What shall I do with Jesus? Being the son of God and the redeemer of the world, the question to me is: What shall I do with Jesus who is called the Christi The crucifiXion is not over yet and those who are willing to take up their cross, come and attend this prayer meeting this night. The death of Christ | represented the union of Christ with His people. I love the church of God with every fibre of my being. o that the spirit Of Jesus might awake in the hearts of the members such a spirit of love and devotion that the church might be indeed the mother of Gods children. o may the feet of the children of this world catch step and keep up with the march of Jesus as He tolls up Calvary.
 Friends, you have sinned with Peter, but you have never wept with him. Backsliders, come back to the loving Jesus. o, friends, you who have Wan- dered away from God come back to- night. The door has never been shut. Come back Come back! Will you | come?
 70, the pity of it, friends, that there arc some, even now the enemies of the Son of God If any of you go out of | this rom tonight unsaved it will be in l spite of what God can do. Jesus Christ is the living revelation of the law of God I am calling you all up to the cross tonight ' While the Christ is | pleading with you, will you not have some concern for your own soul?" l The sermon was followed by an after meeting, which was attended by large number Mir Biederwof announced that to-day the committee would visit l the places of business in Fair Haven tC request them to close on Friday after noon from until 5 o'clock He further announced that on Friday cottage pray CT meetings would be held at a. m.
 rallying prayer meetings in the several churches at a.ltrn., and the meetings conducted by MT Mills in the Grand
 avenue Congregational church at 1( a, m., 9:3O D. rn., and 7:S0 p. m.
 The services this afternoon at 3:3(
 o'clock will be in the East Pearl street | M. E. church, and this evening at the