The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-23

copal church in Fair Haven at both
the morning and vespers tomorrow.
Rev A. Douglass Miller has been sup
plying at st. James for some time but
he is now at the Thousand Islands.
DR.. w. C. Noble will speak on Chi
ma" at the Second Congregational
church, Fair Haven, Sunday at 1890
DR.. Noble recently returned from China
where he has been doing missionary
work for many years. He returns in
the fall.
At the evening service at the East
Pearl street NJ e. church tomorrow the
choir will give a praise service with
fine programme. 1t is expected this
service will be largely attended. The
pastor, Rev R. T. McNicholl, will preach
in the morning. The monthly mission
airy prayer meeting of the church Will
be held on Tuesday at 1880 p. m.
special programme has been prepared
for the occasion. The general class
meeting will be h II on Friday evening.
! Following Il Gus ON which he has
pursued for many years of preaching an
annual sermon to the pupils of the pub
| lie schools, Rev. DR., Sage will speak
| tomorrow evening upon the topic Get
| ting an Education" The services will
be in the Hope Baptist church. DR..
Sages son, Truman B. Sage, was one
of the pupils in the class of 1900, Strong
70 GnJ,0rnb1n mention
The kindergarten meetings of the w.
C. T. u. have been dispensed with for
the months of July and August.
The w. C. T. U. will hold parlor
meeting at the residence of Mrs. DR..
Moody, East Grand avenue, June 26. A
carriage will be in waiting at the corner
of Grand and Quinnipiac avenue at
255 p M, to take anyone who desires
to the Moody home.
Director Troup has let the contract
for the paving of Wolcott street to Up
son & Granniss at s6,7497O. 1t is to be
a Telford pavement.
Rev. H. w. Squires of West Haven
will occupy the pulpit Of the East Ha-
ven Cogregati onal church tomorrow |
morning, in exchange with Rev. d. J.
Clark.
In the suit for damages of Mrs. Emma |
Pond of Clinton avenue against the |
city for $9,O00 the city has rested it's |
case and damages will be assessed. She |
fell on a sidewalk last winter and re-
ceived severe injuries.
Machinists were at work yesterday on
the Grand avenue drawbrdge. The
cables parted deranging the machinery
operating the draw.
Mrs. j. G. Button of Lewis street is
quite i'll with rheumatism of the heart.
B. s. Bradley of the Road Drivers as
ISOLATION of New York has received an
invitation 20 attend the matinee races
at the Guttenburg race track tomorrow
afternoon.
AT the Grand avenue Congregational
church tomorrow the pastor will close
the present series of sermons on the
Arrest of Jesus" In the evening the
topic will be "a Night That Ended in
q CONFEDERATION.
Principal George A. Mirck Of the
Strong school has completed the pro-
gramme for the graduation exercises,
class of 1900, to take place in the Gran
mis- hall, June 27, at 2:3O p, m. The pro-
gramme is as follows:
Address of Welcome Glass President
John L. Lowe.
SongThe Victor's March .......... School
Comforting if the Granniss Scholarship
Medal.
Recitation Prelude to "The Vision Of
Sir Launfal". -. Clnss Of Young Ladies'
Essay-John Quincy Adams. ....,...;..
.....'.'...,.. uoHlilS McbFaNey
S0nU-SWnGT
Jessie Norton, jennie Hogben, Frank
Carey, Frank Netteton.
Talk on the Eye ........... Frank Carey
' Dean Nc {. TcSldo. Frank ii. Netteton.
the Lady of the Lake.
Justine OBrien
Dehate-Resoved. That Great Britain Is
Justified in Fighting the Beers.
Attirma tiye-Robert McNicholl, Carl w.
Shaver, George n. sturges.
Negatiye-Trank A. Chapman, Arthur c.
Beck, Willie c. Mallory.
INTERMISSfON.
1lass History Written by Albert Sloane
and Edward X. Roberts.
essay and RectationsSir Galabad.
George d. Bottume.
sOng-Billow. Bright Billow. ...... School
Events of the Past Years, ,
Truman B. Sage.
,ong-Night Song, ;........ Glee Club ,
Frank II. Nettleton.
aecitation-It is Made Blessed ........
Mary Il. McKeon.
of Class Gift-Chares w. HUI
gendubel I
Acceptance of Class Gift. ,
ong-We Part To-day ............... .
................. Solo by Charles Darby
of Diplomas. t
ong-Eesper Hymn. ........... ...School ,
The class officers of the graduating class !
re; President. Louis J. Lowe; vice presi- l
ent, George D. Bottume; secretary. Elsie
I. Watrous: treasurer, Eta I. Palmer: n
larshal. Robert McNicholl. Glass motto;
All wise work is honest, useful and cheer
ILL.," Q
The following resolutions were adopt a
d by the Woman's Home Missionary
ircle of the Grand avenue Baptist s
hurch:
Whereas, Our sister. Mrs c. A. Car y
i'll, who was not only a charter MEM '
err of the Woman's Home Mission cir
lie Of the Grand avenue Baptist church, =
ut has also been its honored president 5
'om the date of it's organization. Octo- u