The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-16
LATEST. FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SERVICES AT THE DIFFERENT
 CHURCHES TOMORROW.

SERVICES AT THE DIFFEREN.
 CHURCHES TOMORROW.
 Rev. Dr. Mitchell VIII Preach in tn,
 Morning on "The Children of Light
 H. Fl. Benedict to Talk at East Pear
 Street Church--sal by Young Ladies
 Mission Circle.
 At the Grand avenue Congregational church the subject. of Rev. Dr. Mitch
 ells sermon tomorrow morning will be
 "The Children of Light" Tn the even- ing Saving Honesty Christmas Re fection
 The music in the morning will be as follows:
 Benedic Anima Mea. Lloyd Prayer response-Our Refuge. Koschat Solo-Prayer of Penitence. Wagner
 The evening service will be:
 Organ prelude ...................She Shelley Abide With Me-. Barnby Choir response-Lowly at Thine Altar
 ........ .....,....... ....... HanScom Offertory--Berceause .......... Ilpinsky Be Still In God. d................... Spence Organ postlude ..............,..Du Quicken
 Pulaski chapter, R. A, M., has elected and installed officers as follows: G. Ammann, M. k. H. F.; William H. Kel- logg, ex-K; Henry c. Beers, ex-scribe; B. Futile, treasurer; Francis Ray, sec retary; Robert Juniver, captain of the host; N. Diver, principal sojourner; Julius Brooks, royal arch captain; Ed ward H. Parry, master of third veil. Charles Langley, master of second veil: H. S. Vale, master of first veil; Rev. Frank Countryman, chaplain. A hand- some charm was presented to the out going high priest.
 The subject of Rev. c. J. Hawkins address at the Ferry street church Sun day evening will be "A Visit to tkc Leper's Tomb"
 Musical programme as follows: Anthem-I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes.
 ......,.... ..,......... ....... Morrison Choir hymn-The Homeland. StebbinS Response--I Come to Thee.
 Offertory-The Mellow Eve. ..... Holden
 At the East Pearl street M. E. church to-morrow Henry Fl. Benedict, pres-. dent of the Twentieth Century Wes leyan league, will deliver an address at the morning service. Subject, The Obligations of the Methodist Episcopal Church to the Church of the Twentieth Century" Mr. Benedct's addresses are creating an interest in church circles and arousing much thought far beyond New Haven He is an interesting speaker with pleasing manner, a good voice, we'll cultivated and possessing a ready command of good English. His addresses bear evidence of careful prep aration, an extensive acquaintance with books wide and close observation of man and things and deep and earn est thinking. They abound in epigram, deal with subjects of first importance and are thoroughly up-to-date. He will receive most cordial greeting at the East Pearl street church tomorrow.
 At the mems meeting on Sunday at D clock the pastor, Rev. R. T. McNich- oll, will deliver an address on ''The Elk lstence of God Declared By His Word" In the evening at 7:30 the pastor will preach his second sermon on "A Dying Kings Charge to His Successor At the general prayer meeting on Tuesday evening the subject will be "The Final the fact declared, the fudge, the persons judged, the rule of Judgment, the charges and the sem tence The class meetings on Friday at and 7:30 D. m.
 The services at Grace P. F. church o- o-morrow will be as follows: Third Sunday in Advent. Holy communion ':3O a. m.; morning prayer, litany and sermon, 10S0 a. m; Sunday school, 2:15 D. m.; evening prayer and sermon, ':so p. m. The rector and superintend- mt request full attendance at Sum lay school
 The Young Ladies' Mission circle rave sale of articles appropriate for holiday gifts on Thursday evening at he Grand avenue Congregational | hurch There was also an entertain | nent.
 The schooner Hattie M. Mayo that vas disabled while on voyage to Fair | Haven, with old iron for the rolling nill, has arrived at New London leak ng 1500 strokes per hour. The schoon- r ran on Napotra point and it was cared she would be lost, but will be ,auled out at New London and re- aired.
 The Christmas sale given by the La ies' Aid society of the Grand avenue .aptist church was a very successful flair and was well attended. Be- Ides the sale of fancy and useful ar cles a short entertainment was held. Isaac E. Brown went to Providence .st evening to look after his oyster roperty interests.
 The Columbia castle, K, of G. E., at 1e meeting this week, worked the first egree on two candidates and the sec nd degree on four candidates. Fred Brown has been to Rockaway lis week to look after 2,O00 bushels of ne oysters he has planted there. He i'll market this stock in New York ] lring the winter. Henry Champlin of East Haven with lmily, have moved to Wooster street, l lis city.
 IN 185b AND '56