The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-13
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SUNDA z SER TICES IN THE YARIoUS
CHURCHES.
Musical Service by Vested Choir Il
Grace z. II. Church-Rev. George b.
Cutten Receives Call from Howard
Avenue Baptist Church-Fir M Getting
OF tho All Content Whist Club.

Of the All Content Whist Club. as
Rev. Dr. e. G. Sage, formerly pastor
or the Grand avenue Baptist church.
| who has been supplying the Bantist
church at Newton, Mass. has been here
this week visiting his family and re-
turned to Boston yesterday. His fam
lily have removed for the summer to
their cottage at Summer Island, on the
stamford shore. DR.. Sage recently re-
teived an invitation to preach at
church in Chicago but it is not proba-
BILE that he will accept. Last week. at
an ordination service at Newton Upper
Falls, DR.. Sage delivered the charge to
the church.
Rev. D. J. Clark, at the East Haven
Congregational church, preached for
chile sermon last Sunday morning. Ia
the course of which he alluded Is tha
church debt, and as result the com
mittee are to make strenuous efforts IL
lit the indebtedness by the next annual
meeting in October.
The Howard avenue Baptist churci,
has extended call to Rev. George d.
Cutten of the Montowese Bautiet
cnurch, where he has been pastor near
ly three years. Under his charge the
church has increased in membership, is 4
free from debt and is in a healthy spir-
1tual and financial condition
Rev. Mr. Cutten at the Montowese
church Will preach tomorrow morning
on the topic Knowing the Unknowa-
Bile" and in the evening his subject viii
be Escaping God''
Rev. D. J. Clark of the East Haven
Congregational church will take FOR th1
subject OF his sermon tomorrow morlf-
ing THE Prodigal's Older Brother.'' sIEsa
At Grace P. E. church tomorrow the
services will be as follows: Holy COM
munion at 1880 a. m.; morning prayer.
l1tany and sermon at 10:30 o'clock Sun
day school at 1918 p. M; evening pray
er and sermon at 7:30. The rector. Rev.
F. r. Sanford will preach morning ana
evening. ;,
The musical services by the new vest
ed choir will be as follows:
10 Deum ....................... ..... Fay
Benedictus in B fat. Buck
Anthem-Jerusalem the Golden. I'M.
........................ LIE Jeune
Processional-Crown Him With Many
Crowns
Recessional-Th King Of Love nv
Shepherd Is. 8 4
Evening prayer:
4'los iileal ..'................... shipper
Nunc Dlmittis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Buck M
Anthem-As Panteth the Heart.
Solo-H. H. Nettleton
Offertory-Rejoice, the Lord IL King.
Professional and occasional same al II zsiss
the morning.
The vested choir of Grace church will
be given reception in the parish house
at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday evening, at
which hour fine supper will be pro-
vided by the ladies' of the church Sew.
eral musical selections will be rendered.
there will be games and pleasant eve
ming is promised.
William H. Garde has sold to Peter
j. Strom forty-five feet of land on At-
water street.
At the Grand avenue Baptist church
tomorrow Rev. p. s. Evans Of Tor
rington will preach morning and EVEN
ing. Mr.. Evans was pastor Of this
church several years and his former
will be glad to hear him
preach again.
Miss Myra Russell, only daughter OF
Merrick Russell of East Haven, has re-
turned from Clinton, Iowa, where she
has been staying for the past five
years.
The All Content Whist club held its
inal meeting for the season at the home
If Mrs. J. F. Hemingway, on Quinnipiac
avenue Thursday evening. This is the
second year of this club, which haa
1eld many very pleasant and success
'ul meetings 1t Is expected that the
meetings. will again be resumed late
lext fall.
The entertainment and sale given BY
he st. Anthonys guild of st. Francis
church at Polar Star hall was great u
success. The hall was crowded each
and handsome sum was net
ed.
William Gebbie left last night for
Denver, where he will remain for
ime for his health. On Thursday even
ng Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Work Of the
asst side gave farewell reception in
lonor of Mr.. Gebbie. The latter receiv-
d several gifts, including purse con-
aiming $53.
REV. MR.. NICHOLS CONVERSION.