The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-23

Other Religious serviees-A Pleasant
Social Event Other Items.
At the East Pearl street M. e.
church tomorrow at 1890 a. m. Henry
\ H. Benedict will deliver an address on
"Love'' Some of the features of the
address were given a few weeks ago in
the First NJ E. church, and made a
profound impression. The address was
handled in a mastery way showing
" that Mr.. Benedict had most carefully
studied the subject in all its bearings.
The press gave most favorable no.
tice. A large audience will doubtless
greet the speaker. In the evening the
\ pastor Rev. r. T. McNicholl, will speak
on "The Nations in Revolt Against the
Messiah
1t was admitted yesterday that the
short lived early closing movement
would practically terminate with last
evening, but an attempt was being
made to arrange for closing the stores
three evenings a week. 1t is feared the
attempt will not be successful. There
B are many who are much disappointed
\ over the outcome of the enterprise, for
the agreement was so generally signed
that there were prospects of success.
Rev. e. w. Stone, pastor of the
Grand avenue Baptist church will
preach tomorrow morning on Love-"
the third in the series of sermons on
"Christian Virtue" In the evening the
subject of the sermon will be 1.-THE
Worlds Criticism of Religion"
The funeral Of Emma X, daughter of
Mrs Mareal L. Peet, will be held Sun
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from her
late home, 2S7 Lloyd street. Miss Peet
was in the fifteenth year of her age and
died yesterday from the effects of con-
sumption.
The funeral of the late Henry X. See
ley was attended yesterday afternoon
from the Memorial chapel in Fair Ha-
ven cemetery, Rev. E. w. Stone officiat-
Ing. Sons and son-in-law of the de-
ceased were bearers.
N An interesting confirmation service
will be held at Grace P. E. church Sum
day evening, and Bishop Brewster will |
administer the rite of confirmation.
There will be special music by the full |
svester choir under the direction of |
Frank e. Edgar. The selections are to |
include Sir John Steiner's Magnificent"
IN B fiat and open to Me the Gates"
by Adam. The choir will be assisted by
extra soloists and forty singers will |
he In the chancel.
V Roy Kirkham of the Dean academy in
Massachusetts is at his home in East
Haven on vacation.
A = |
church the pastor, Rev. j. Lee Mitchell,
Phi. d., will preach Sunday at 1890 a.
m Subject, "a Question: 730 D. M,
subject, HE Saved Others; Himself He
Gould Not Save" 6:25 p. M, Y. P. S. C.
p. service, and IL m. Sunday school,
NJ IA pleasant social was given Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mr.. Floyd
of Poplar street, by the members of the
Progressive chapter. Games were play
ed and refreshments were served, Those
present were Miss Viola Holiday. Miss
Leila Smith, Miss Bertha Huntington.
Miss Sadie Cooper, Miss Grace Smith.
MISS Belle Wiper, Miss Mildred. Love
and, Miss Lizzie Roberts, W. Floyd,
". Sanford, T. Terrill, G. Roberts r.
Allen, II. ABenham, A. Doane, j. Love
and, w. French G. Lewis and e. John
son.
For two days the oystermen have had
oad weather for dredging On Thurs
lay none of the river steamers went
Town the harbor, and yesterday many
returned early on account of the high
wind prevailing.
Next Monday the oystermen will be-
I'm to catch oyster seed. A schooner
rom providence is In the harbor ready
p be loaded, and several other vessels
ire expected during the week. There is
prospect of fine spring trade in seed
'ysters and many thousand bushels will
'e disposed of by the Fair Haven
'ianters. Several Of the boats in the
yster fleet are being put in good con-
ntion Tor the seasons business