The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-11-04

waited for him to drop. Finally some
thing did drop, but it was only the
squirrels teeth Doc. says, That Is all
right; guess | can use them in my bus
iness' George King started up flock
of quail as he supposed, but found In
stead they were swarm of bees and
he felt their smart A. II. Granniss
came very near shooting one of the
Defriest cows taking it for a deer"
Thomas Coan is thinking of taking
contract to concrete that part of the
island and to build large duck house
on the beach so it will be more safe
for Mr.. Quinn when he visits the place
again. The party enjoyed themselves
very much. Mr.. Defriest and family
entertained us in fine style. The party
voted Mr.. Defriest medal, to be sent
to him as soon as completed. 1t is to
be made from the bones of the game
killed on our hunting tour
At the East Pearl street M. E. church
the mission services conducted by Mrs.
Grace Weiser Davis for ten consecutive
evenings have been fruitful in results.
The church has been quickened and
many have sgnified their desire to en-
ter upon a new life. So great is the
interest awakened that it is determined
to prosecute the work. Meetings will
be held every evening during the COM
ing week. Monday and Saturday ex-
cepted; also on Wednesday afternoon
at 3 O'clock. The services tomorrow
will be of special interest, opening in
the morning at 10 o'clock with love
feast and fellowship meeting. class
will be admitted on probation and
several others will be promoted into
full communion, An evangelistic ser
vice will be conducted in the evening,
opening with a service Of song. In this
service the pastor, Rev. r. r. Nc
Nicholl, expects the assistance of two
noted evangelists. The second quar-
terly conference of the church will be
held on Monday evening at s o'clock.
The presiding elder. DR.. Adams, will
preside.
At the Ferry street church at 1890
a. m. Sunday next communion service
will be held: the hour having been
changed from 2:30 p. NJ. In the even
ing at 1880 a praise service will be |
given by the choir The regular quar-
tet composed Of Miss Katherine Muir !
ply soprano; Miss Clara L. Bishop, |
alto; N e. Smith, tenor and Alfred |
Hall, bass, will be assisted by anoth-
er quartet composed of Mrs Jennie
Penn Parrish soprano. Miss Martina
Gilbert alto; Frank c. Squire, tenor,
and c. S. Bardwell. bass A. b. Cln-
ton will preside at the organ.
The following musical programme
will be rendered:
Thou Almighty King"
49,. ....,.... ........., .Glaidln'
Anth am-(double ouartet)-"Te Deum
in minor. !. ....,......s....B Buck
Trio--"Hear Our Prayer 80. Abbott
Miss Murphy Miss Bishop and Mr..
Hall
Father, Hear Our
Cry. :. .. ........,.. Blumenthal
Anthem double quarteD-" Lord
is Exalted >. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT West
Anthem (quarteD-"A Abide With Me-
Observation-Disclosures, insult
eolo-'The Holy City.
49,. -. -. .......,,.,.....,..Ad Adams
Miss Murphy
Me O Thou Great Jeho-
yah" :. :. ..............,..La Lansing
Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Hall.
Anthem double quarteD-"On High
the Stars Now Are Shining ......
49,. -. .................R heinberger
Hymn-"Onward Christian Soldier"
..... ~. ....., ....,..... sullivan
At the Grand avenue congregational
church Sunday morning the pastor,
Or. Mitchell, win preach on THE Call
ing Back of Lazarus" The evening
n,,aorra ", mo ic follows. |
Organ preude-Andante ). ....Gamp
Hymn-The Swift Declining Day.
Micah, sixth chapter
Anthem-Come Unto Me We Weary.
Prayer
choir response Our Prayer.
Anthem-Jesus Lover of My Soul,
... -. ...... ......,.......W Gilman
Address-What Doth God Require of
Thee?
tIymn-My Soul be on Thy Guard.