The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-10-27
THE JARVIS CENTENARY
COlTMEToRATED BY INTERESTING
EXERCISES TO-DAY.

Complete Programme of the Exercises
Addresses by Bishop Whitaker of Penn
sylvania, Bishop Potter of New York
Bishop Lawrence of New York and
Others-The Jarvis Exhibition.
At s o'clock this morning the exer-
cises of the Jarvis centenary open with
holy communion at Trinity church.
Rev. Dr. E. s. Lines, rector of St.
Paul's church will be celebrant. This
will be followed by services at 1880 a.
m. and and s p. m.
Concentrating as these exercises do
the one hundredth anniversary Of
Abraham Jarvis conservation as the
second bishop of Connecticut they are
of widespread interest to the clergy
and laity of the church and will be
largely attended.
Prominent clergymen Of the church,
both Of this and other dioceses, will be
present and deliver addresses at the
various exercises.
Several members of the Jarvis family
are In the city and are stopping at the
New Haven house. To a member of
the family, Rev. Samuel Farmer Jar
Wis Of Brooklyn, Conn, has been as
signed the duty of giving historical
"reminiscences of Bishop Jarvis.
Following the centenary exercises of
to-day will come the conservation of
Rev Chauncey B. Brewster as bishop
coadjutor tomorrow, an event Of per-
haps superior interest to the centenary
exercises.
Bishop williams will not be present
owing to his feeble health, but letter
will be read from him at the morning
service by Rev. DR.. Douglas.
The following Is the complete pro-
gramne of the days exercises:
500 A. M.-HoLY COMMUNION.
Cel,brant-Rev. Dr. e. s. Lines, Rector of
St. Paul's Church, New Haven.
1920 A. NJ.
Processional-Hymn 52o.... -:..... ;Messlter
Lords lPrcayer' Collects and Versieles' cr,.+
hsading sc Of the Letter from the Bishop
Of the Diocese, by the Rev. Dr. George
Church, New Haven.
Address Century of Church Life in
Connecticut',-Flrst Halt-by the Rev;
DR.. StorrS o. Seymour, President OF
the Standing Committee.
Ad ihr Century Of Church Life in
onnecticut"-Second Half-by the Rev.
Dr. Samuel Hart, Registrar Of the
Hymn 1853 ...... old Hundred
Prayers and Benediction.
Recessional-Hymn 412. ........... Dykes
100 2. M.
Lunch in Trinity Parish House, 100 TEN
lFor the clergy of the Diocese and
other specially invited guests, who Will be
admitted by ticket. On this, the ,Cente-
tanned by those entitled to them, from one
OF the ushers, who will be seated at ia
BILE at the tower entrance. Of the church.
This usher will attend to the railway tick
cts at the same time, and also to subscrip
tons to the Centenary Book)
800 P. NJ.
processional-Hymn 507
Lords Prayer, Collects and yersicles:
Address by the Rev. DR.. Daniel Hen
shaw, Registrar Of the Diocese of
Rhode Island.
Hymn 400
Jarvis of Brooklyn, Conn. Subject:
"Historical "reminiscences of Bishop
Jarvis"
HYMN 400
Prayers and Benediction.
Recessional-Hymn 516.
500 ?. NJ
Professionalism 296.
Lords Prayer COLLECTS and Tersieles
Address by the Right Rev. DR.. o. W.
Whitaker, Bishop of Pennsylvania.
Address by the Right Rev. DR.. Henry
C. Potter, Bishop of New York.
Address by the Right Rev. Dr. William
Lawrence, Bishop of Massachusetts.
Festival TIE Deum.
Prayers and Benediction.
Recessional-Hymn 4o3
The fine boy soprano singer, Master
Charles Meehan of New York, will b,
the soprano soloist. The quartette will
be composed of Master Meehan ant
Messrs, Bispham, Williams and Wood
stock.
The loan exhibition in the Trinit.
church parish house, under the contro
of Rev. Joseph Hooper of Durham anC
Mr.. Alfred N. Wheeler of this city, will
be of great interest. Among othe
things in the exhibition are the chat
and cane of the bishop loaned by hi
grandson, DR.. Samuel Farnam Jarvis
and from the same a full length OF
nainting OF the bishop when he was
priest.
Among the most valuable articles il
the collection is the Hebrew Psalter o
DR.. Johnson, and inscribed "exlibis
Johnson, A. D. 1T7, exmundi $685.
This was given in 1852 to Bishop VII