The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-16
PUBLIC MEETING TONIGHT
OF THE NEW HI YEN CITY MISSION
AIRY ASSOCIATION

TO be Held at Calvary Baptist Church
Addresses by Rev. Dr.. Leete and Ferris
Report by Judge CIeaveIand-The
Missions Work.
A public meeting of the City Mission
airy association will be held this Fri-
day. at the lecture room of the Cal
vary Baptist CHURCH.
Short addresses will be made by the
Rev. DR.. Leete, the newly elected pres
ident of the association, and Rev. Mr..
Ferris, the vice president, with reports
4 from the work of the year by Judge
/ Cleaveland, superintendent of the Mis-
sion Sunday school; Rev. Mr.. Mossman,
the missionary pahtor; Miss Hume, the
lady missionary, and others. A state
ment in regard to the new mission
building will be made by Rev. T. B.
Wilson, the financial secretary, and
also by Pierce N WEIGH, chairman of
the building fund committee.
and building fund committee. There
will be several vocal selections by the
Y. M. C. A. quartet
The exercises will commence at 1880
p m. and continue for about an hour,
to he followed by q social reception
at which the association will serve light
refreshments to it's members and
friends Those who have in any way
contributed to the work of the associa-
ton. and all others interested are in
vited to be present.
The following is a statement of part
of the work of the City Missionary as
ISOLATION for the year ending October l.
1900:
Religious meetings held at Mission |
hall, corner of Court and State streets, |
376; elsewhere, by Mission Rescue band, |
at Jail, Church Army rooms, Salvation |
Army rooms, at churches and open air |
meetings, 48; by Kings Daughters at |
almshouse, jail, etc, So. Total. 476
Calls made and received by mission
airy pastor, lady missionary, and assist |
ants (part of Year,, over 1000.
Garments given, 2,070 meals provid
ed, So: work found for &c.
Members of the Mothers circle"
210 meetings held, 43; children enroll
ed in sewing school, 1896; sewing meet
ings held, Az members of the Girls
club, 81; meetings held, 81; calls on
sick at hospital over 1000.
Coal. flour and tea sold with small
weekly payments, $2,74S.40.
Members of Mission Rescue band, 90;
attendance gospel temperance
held weekly at City Mission
hall by Rescue band, so; average at
tendance open air meetings held by
Mission Rescue band, weekly during
$50.
Members of Kings Daughters Getty
Mission circle), 20; prisoners visited ev-
cry other week by Kings Daughters at
county Jail (women's Department.,
about thirty; at Springside Home, Wis
ted every other week by Kings Daugh-
.ers, about 100
Members of Mission Sunday school
,ver 200; number of classes, is; in pri-
nary department, over So; in pastors
Bible class, 15
Members of Mems club, 35; meetings
leld, 50; members of Boys brigade, 80; |
lrills, closing with prayer service, So;
of Girls Brigade 25; drills,
losing with prayer service, 49, month
Y entertainments by Boys and Girls
brigade, 6,
In Children's Saving bank-Deposts,
S1Z2S; depositors, 1911; average weekly
avings $15.71 smallest account, 500;
argest account $1437
Expended during the year-For gen
raj relief work, 1901 90; private charity
dispensed 1923 (besides coal given, IA
ons, free hospital beds, secured, 1D
or fresh air work, $174S4; for mission
all expenses, $533,29; for assistants to
'eneral superintendent and to lady
Missionary (part of year, $40; for
ewing school material, $1161; for ex- I
ense of Girls club $70,S4; for Thanks
living gifts (Mothers' circle), $50; for
christmas gifts (sewing school, $92;
or loans made, $63.36; expended by
lission Rescue band, for sick relief to
MEMBERS and otherwise, $3.50; expended
y Kings Daughters circle, for food.
uel or clothing given, care of sick, etc,
S.. Total raised and expended by mis-
ion workers, $2,152,13.
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