The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-02-10

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foo Tho Rihla is occunv,np the juniors
of tba IS,rst ohurcb Tbev GRO unioue
IN bo,,i,g sbort nhvsical exarc,ses a.
snecinen of which we saw at the rally
here In November. East Pearl street
is busv In all tbe departments. Bristol
and Harrington have two divisions and
Milford has three and "eyervthing, is
going an nicely" Possibly some such
plan will solve the perplexing question
as to keeping the older ones interested
and have the wee ones, too. At Wind
sor Locks the juniors are gathering
funds to aid in a new enterprise and
have helped at some of the literary
meetings of their older brothers.
Thomaston follows a regular course
of study, with temperance, missionary
and conservation meetings. Any of
the Pleasant Valley juniors can tell
any of the Bible stories. Among the
leagues, which number less than a
score, much work has been done Ken
sngton holds devotional meetings
weekly and monthly social, Middle
bury in common with most of the
others, uses the regular league topics,
and more than one-half of their num-
Der have joined the church. The
Hamden Plains juniors do not work
for any special object, but are self
supporting and aim to do good and to
be good. There are many more reports
as encouraging as these, but have
been hidden so many times not to
take more THAN five minutes that they
must be omitted.
There have been two union services
held. The Saturday following Thanks
giving day, the juniors of New Haven
met in Grace church and all agreed
they had a good time. The programme
was arranged in which each league
was represented, and address was
given by Rev. B. M. Triple of Epworth
church, and a talk by the district SUI
perintendent of junior work. The last
day of December, in spite of a severe
snow storm, about 100 juniors Of Hart
ford and vicinity met in First church,
Hartford, where they were entertained
by a varied programme, including an
address by the pastor, DR.. Simmons.
The latter part of the afternoon was
given to a sociable. during which AS
bury chapter served it's guests with
hot chocolate and other light refresh
ments. have also visited the juniors
of Pleasant Valley.
From the reports, it is noticeable
that large number of leagues have no
charters and are not registered at the
central office, The reasons given for
this are various. but are mainly that
the continuance or success Of the work
| is not assured and the SUPERINTENDENT
is waiting until it is certain that the
league will hold together Possibly to
organize a chanter. with officers busi-
ness and dues NAV furnish lust the
impetus that will transform ,1ninter-
ested hovs and girls into enthusiastic
leaeuers Reside not hetnp counted in
the army of Junior Epworth Ieaguers.
Won miss the letters the general score.
| +arv sends ont Let me- advise Won TO
take an annIication blank right away
and become reaqopnized cranters of orr
dear Fnwortb Iaafrue
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nres;der+ is hacor,i,,, ureosy hut T
do want "a saw word ~ vo,, senior
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New ooiii w. Way laio OF New brit'
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IN oroer that revival might De had Il
is necessary tnar lndlVldual members
Oh the churcn OF society should get tc
WORK. 100 olteh members Oh the churcf
| are aDC TO leave all the work to THE