The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-05

At Grace P. E. church yesterday the
 musical service by the vested choir was | as follows:
 Processional hymn-Brightly Cleans Our Banner.
 Holy communions
 Kyrie Eleison.
 Gloria Tibi.
 Hymn 3S9.
 Gloria Patri--venite Chant.
 Offertory-Turn Thy Face from My
 Sins.
 Sursum Corda.
 Sanctus. Benedictus qui venit.
 Agnus Del
 Gloria in TXcelSiS. .............. Madison Nunc Dimittis-Chant 55.
 Recessional Hymn-Rejoce the Lord Is
 King
 Evensong.
 Processional hymn-Brightly Cleans
 Our Banner
 Psalter. selection, First Sunday After
 Trinity.
 Gloria Patri-Venite Chant No. 2. Magnif1cat In ID flat. .Simper Nunc Dimittis ........... Dudley Buck
 Solo by Lowell Page, basso. Anthen-The Two Angels; solo by Miss
 Hill, with violin obligato. Gloria Patri-Venite Chant. Hymn-Softly Now the Light of Day. Offertory-Jerusalem the Golden.. |.
 ......................... La Jeane
 Oh1lpAtn hU Ma Sf6r Rnrf PoYprf Recessional hymn-Rejoice, the Lord is
 King.
 There was a union Sunday school ser vice in the afternoon at o'clock, the school of St. James, church being pres- ent in body. There was music by the choir and Master Loring Burwell sang a solo. The address was by the Rev. MT. Chapman. The church was finely decorated with flowers for the occasion.
 Rev. Dr. Levi Gilbert pastor of Trim ity M. D. church, preached at the East Pearl street M. E. church last evening; subject, 'The New Conservation for the New Century" In the morning there were the holy communion and the re- ception of members.
 Rev. D. w. Stoddard of this city supp piled the pulpit of the Grand avenue Baptist church yesterday, preaching morning and evening.
 Rev. Dr. Mitchell at the Grand avenue Congregational church yesterday morn Ing preached another sermon on the se- ries "Jerusalems Verdicts on Jesus.'' "HeKnows Letters Having Never Learn ed' was the subject. In the afternoon at 4 o'clock the sacrament of the Lords < supper was celebrated wHM
 The members of East Rock ge No. 38, A. O. U. w., rendered a receL Sion to the deputy grand master workman, John J. Howard, on Thursday evening. After the regular business had been transacted the meeting was given over to l.. J. Mundelin, who acted as chair- man. Music was furnished by East Rocks own orchestra. Master Work man J. l.. Weatherwax made the open ing address of welcome. Grand Fore- man Walter Leigh was the next speak, CT, his subject being Items of Interest in the Order in General" Deputy Grand Master Workman Howard in his speech, which followed, scored several personal hits. Ice cream and cake were served at this time, after which the speaking was resumed. The other speakers were J. Hunie "Parson' Isbell R. D. Ship man, MT. Evarts, E. s. Wade, MT. Ol- ,ott, R. B. Farren and W. S. Compton
 Atwood, son of Willett H. Kellogg, who was severely injured on Memorial lay while playing baseball, has nearly He was accidentally struck )y a baseball bat and rendered uncon- 'cious for a time.
 Burgess R. G. Davis of Quinnipiac lvenue is on the sick list.
 E. A. Huntley, who has been i'll with. is able to be out again.
 Mrs. Willis Hemingway has gone to N. Y., where she will re- main during the summer with her laughter, the wife of the Rev. Joseph Jook
 The estate left by the late Henry Mall ory of Quinnipiac avenue includes in- urance of $10,O0O. The property goes to drs Mallory.
 Walter son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hemingway, who has been i'll with ihptheria, Is able to be out again. At the meeting of Fort Hale lodge No. 25, N. E. O. F., held Friday evening, a. allegation of over thirty members from lark City lodge of Bridgeport was pres- mt and also representatives from sev- ral city lodges. A banquet was served, here were speeches and it was a very leasant occasion. Three candidates yere initiated and several applications we're acted upon.
 Samuel R. Blatchley has purchased of ohm P. Phillips twenty feet of land on Irand avenue. MT. Blatchley has sold ) James w. Coyne twenty feet of land II Grand avenue.
 The marriage of John Scoville and Iiss Mary Mcdonald with take place at he brides home at South End June IA D. m.
 Mark Bottume of Montowese has en- sted in the United States army, and as joined his regiment, which is pre- airing to go to the PhiIippineS,