The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-06-07
CONGREGATIONAL CLUB.

Several Laymen to Address the Mex
Meeting-The Report of Secretary
and Treasury-Report of the Treas
urer Shows a Good Working Balance
in the reasury-Meeting Will BE
Held in United Church Monday Eve
ming.
Tho eighteenth annual meeting OF
the New Haven Congregational cluh
will be held in United church next Mon
day evening, June 10.
officers will be elected and reports
made
SPEAKERS AND THE SUBJECTS.
l. Can Man be a Christian and be a
Lawyer? -Hon. Simeon e. Baldwin,
judge of the supreme court Of Con-
necticut.
2. Can a Man be Christian and be
Successful Physician?-Dr Hen
ry R. Smith, physician.
! 8. Can a Man be a Christian and be
q Successful Businesses Man?-Solo-
man Davis, merchant clothier.
4. Can a Man be a. Christian and be a
Successful Editor w.
Pickett, editor of The Evening
Leader
s. Can a Man be Christian and be a
Successful Teacher George B.
Hurd, ex-principal of Winchester
Grammar school.
6. Can a Man be a Christian and be
Successful Politician ?-William M.
Parsons, ex-fre commissioner.
T. Can Man be a Christian and be a
Successful Minister? Prey. Will
liam G. Lathrop, pastor Congre-
gational church, Shelton, Conn.
SECRETARY'S REPORT.
The season Of 1oQ0-1901 has been an
exceptionally prosperous one for the
club. Seven meetings have been held
One more than in any previous year
each of them with supper and the GUS
tomary social and musical programme
During the year the club has been
addressed by Rev. George Fl. Ferris
and Rev. Gardner S. Eldridge, Of New
Haven; Mr.. Charles p. Kellogg of Wa
terbury, Conn, secretary state board
of charities; Mr.. James II. Roberts, of
Hartford, Conn and Rev. Charles z.
Ewing, of New Haven, missionaries to
China; Rev. Amory H. Bradford, p. p.
of Montclair, N. j.; Rev. Arson Phelps
Stokes jr., secretary of Yale univer-
sity; Mrs. Sarah J. Bird, of New York
city; Rev Newell Dwight Hills, D. d.,
of Brooklyn, NJ T.; and Hon. Simeon
e. Baldwin, LII. D.. Rev. William w.
Leete, d. D.; Hon. Henry G.. Newton
and Hon. Rufus S. Pickett, members
of the club.
The average attendance for the year
has been 231 II; the average attend
ance for the season of 1S99-190O was
211 2-3; the membership one year ago
was 1888; the present membership is
1893.
Twentysi persons have Joined the
club during the year, six have died,
and ten have returned.
The membership limit is two hun
dred.
With the election at this meeting Of |
of the two whose application have APP
proved by the nominating committee |
the limit will be reached.
Future applications will be placed on
the waiting list and will be acted upon
as vacancies occur.
WILLIAM e. CHANDLER, Sec'y.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Received from annual dues.... $9S7.00
Received from guest tickets...... 608.25
$1,595.25
Expenditures.
Paid ladies of East Haven
church ........ ...... 10S75
Paid ladies' of Second Congrega-
tional church. Notwithstanding. 10000
Paid ladies' of Davenport Con-
gregational church ..........,.. 10000
Paid ladies of Dwight Place Con-
gregational church ........... 1876
Paid ladies of Plymouth Congre-
gationa1 church as. ........ 1880
Paid Women's Aux. Y. M. G. A.. 1860
Paid ladies' Grand avenue. ..... 1925
Paid speakers and expenses. 1885
'aid printing ....... ........... POL 30
laid Postage and stationery. ..... 44.95
'aid secretary and trea surer.... 1900
81 ,644.99
Balance on hand June 1st, 1900. $615.00
Balance on hand June 1st, 1901. 565.37 ,
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