The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-06
EASTER IN FAIR HAVEN
INTERESTING SERVICES IN THE
TARI0Us CHURCHES.

Praise Service Mt the Second Church--The
Baptist Churohs sunday Sohool-Rev.
MIR. Mitchell's Sermon-seryices Mt East
Pearl Sneet--other Notes.-The Death of
Michael Conway.
A fine Easter praise service was given
at the Second church last evening by
the Center church quartet. accompan-
led by DR.. C. H. yishno, organist, The
program:
Organ Prelude.
Anthem-"The Strife is Ger" $50.
49,. :. =, ......,........ Mendelssohn
Center Church Quartet, unaccompanied
Congregational Hymn All
Responsive Reading-Selection 80.
Gloria.
Anthem-"The Magdalene."
Scripture Lesson.
Prayer, with response by the quartet.
Evening Offering.
Congregational Hymn ASS.
Soprano Solo-'I Know that My
Redeemer Liveth" ........,..H Handel
Mrs Alice Fechter- Gilbert
Address-Rev. d. M. James.
Duet--"The CrucifiX ....... Faure
w. S. Moyle and w. S. Cooke.
Congregational Hymn 45S,
Benediction.
Organ Postlude.
The Sunday school. assisted by the
choir, gave an Easter concert in the
Grand avenue Baptist church last even
ing. The program:
Anthem-Choir.
Singing-The Third Day-School.
Prayer-Dr. Sage.
Tell the Glad Story---School,
Solo-Miss Edith B. Davey.
Scripture Selections-The Resurrection
Foretold
Singing-Easter Bells--School.
Solo-Ada Gage.
Responsive Service-The Resurrection
FULFILLED.
Trio--Easter Tide-Willie Gage, Walter
Carpenter Harry Knowles.
Offertory-Hear the Pennies Dropping
BY the Primary Department.
A Little Sermon-Villa Burroughs.
Song--At the Dawning Of the Day
School.
AntheIn-Choir
Song-Welcome Way--School.
Scripture Selection--The Hope and
Glory of the Resurrection.
Singing Resurrection Morn
School
Solo--H. I'll. Palmer.
Singing-Joy, Joy, Joy-School.
Benediction.
Rev. j. Lee Mitchell at the Grand
avenue Congregational church yester-
day morning preached an Easter dis
course from the topic Resurrection.
Historical and Spiritual, Old and New
At the East Pearl street NJ. L. church
two conference ministers preached yes
terday-Rev. John w. Maynard of
Hampstead in the morning and Rev. W.
H. Wakeman of Corona, l.. l., in the
evening.
A committee consisting of c. Fab
rique, Marcus Hemingway and Luzerne
Ludington was appointed by the soci-
ETY. of the Second church on Saturday
evening to confer with Rev. D. NJ
James concerning his salary and to re-
port at future meeting
The schooner II. w. Pearce has ar
rived with cargo of 300 bushels Of
oyster plants for Charles e. Thompson.
The schooner was loaded by Captain
Charles H. Seeley, who has been sew
eral weeks at Hampton Bar, where the
vessel was moored. The Pearce halls
from Wilfleet. Mass, and has been
chartered several times by Captain See
lev. The weather was too rough to I'M
load the vessel Saturday. The Pearce
now lies at anchor down near the Beach
beds.
Very few oysters were caught on FRI
day and Saturday owing to the heavy
wind prevailing. Some of the steamers
did not go down the harbor.
The quarters Of the Calumet club are
to be refitted, including new paper for
the walls, etc.
Michael Conway died at his home, IS
Clay street, Saturday at the age Of tif-
ty-seven years from pneumonia, He
leaves widow and two nephews, Rev.
j. l.. McGuinness Of Waterbury and t.
+. McGuinness of this city.
Mrs. Henry l.. Nichols, wife of Band
Sergeant Nichols of the Soldiers Home
band of Marion, Ind, is visiting her
sister, Mrs James 3. Moran of 230
Grand avenue.
The services at st. Francis church
yesterday were largely attended. There
was fine music by the choir, which was
increased in numbers for the occasion.
The parish is now worshipping in the
vestry. while the body of the church is
being rebuilt and enlarged.
At the communion service yesterday
morning nineteen persons were receiv-
ed into the membership Of the Grand
avenue Baptist church. Rev. DIR. Sage
extended the right hand of fellowship
and gave an interesting address to the
new members.