The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-09
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES TO-
 MORROW.

The Installation of the Rev. Andrew
 Burns Chalmers VIII Take Place on
 the Evening of November 14-Othe,
 News.
 The installation of Rev. Andrew
 Burns Chalmers as pastor of the Grand
 avenue Congregational church will oc-
 eur Thursday, November IA. The coun-
 ell will be held in the afternoon and the
 installation services in the evening. The
 city churches and Congregational
 churches near New Haven will take
 part. It is expected the installation sermon will be given by brother of
 the pastor Rev Thomas Chalmers of the First Congregational church, Man chester N. H. There have also been Binvited President Hadley of Yale Dean Saunders of the Yale Divinity school, s Rev. Professor Brastow of this city. Rev. J. Lee Mitchell of the Second Con Eregational church, Attleboro, Mass, and Rev. William Knight of the Gen. tral Congregation church, Fall River, ! Mass.
 At the. Second Congregational church \ Sunday evening Rev. Alexander F. IT, wine will give the second illustrated talk on "Jean Francois Millet," the eel ebrated French painter. Last Sunday the story of his early boyhood days at Gruchy, with many fine pictures of \ that vicinity taken by MT. Irvine dur ing the past summer, having made the z life of Millet special study, proved < very Interesting to the large audience a' a'present. Tomorrow evening will be X devoted to Millett's first lessons in art under Monchel at Cherbourg, with H. \ Illustrations from some of his early # paintings, scenes in Cherbourg and other parts of Normandy made inter- esting by the connection with the fa- < nous French painter.
 Rev. B. w. Stone at the Grand ave- nue Baptist church tomorrow will preach in the morning on "Christ's 2 Fruit-tree Sermon" and in the evening \ the subject will be Recognition in < Heaven"
 Mrs. John Ferris and niece Miss Belle Wipper of the east side, have gone to New York and will also visit ( Ocean Grove and will be away several < weeks. & Mrs. Harry L. Hemingway of Monto- wese has been suffering with malarial fever.
 \ J. Henry Frost of Montowese is suf- fering with blood poisoning in one of shis feet and has been very ill
 Visiting Mrs George Hatfield of 217 Lloyd street is her sitter, Mrs John Boyson of New York, who formerly lived here.
 Mrs. H. M., Thompson, who has been visiting relatives here, has returned to her home in Hartford.
 % At the meeting of the Ladies' Aid so- sciety of the Grand avenue Baptist church, which was largely attended this week, four comfortables were in process of making. The ladies of this society make up comfortables in an ex- ceIlent manner and make up great many during their season of work
 At the East Pearl street M. F. church the pastor, Rev l.. R. Streeter, D. D., will preach tomorrow at both services Evening topic, What to do in a Great 6torm''
 Rev Andrew Burns Chalmers, pastor Of the Grand avenue Congregational church, will preach tomorrow morning Ion "The Wonderful Name" and in the evening the subject will be "Opper- tlnities, Past and Present."
 The music at this church tomorrow will be as follows Organ prelude. Invocation. gAnthem-The Sabbath of the Soul Responsive reading. Gloria-E flat Dudley Buck Hymn. Prayer. Response--The Lords Prayer :. Tallis | Collection. Offertory-Come Said Jesus Sacred
 Voice .............. Kucken- Hanscom | Sermon. Hymn. Benediction. Postlude.
 Evening" Organ prelude. Hymn.
 Scripture.
 Quart ette-Just as I An-(Arranged
 by Dressler) ..Pietro Mascagni |