The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-10
i. HELD ITS ANNUAL MEETING
CONGREGATIONAL CLUB MET IN
 OLD STONE CHURCH.
Pleasant Social Period Enjoyed~-Supper Served by the Ladies Officers Elected for the Ensuing Year Address by Prof. Churchill of Amherst College.


 l The New Haven Congregational clut held it's annual meeting and supper ir the Old Stone church in East Haven last evening. The event was largely at tended more than two hundred inter- ested persons being present. The exer- eises of the evening opened with half hour social period, which was thorough ly enjoyed by all. Following the social session the members adjourned to the 1 hall across the street from the church, where an elaborate supper had been prepared by the ladies' The tables were l loaded with 1elicacies and other choice 1 dishes. The supper over, the members | repaired again to the church, where the annual business meeting was held. Mu- sic by the church choir was enjoyed, af- ter which the minutes of the last regu- lar session were read and accepted. The committee on membership reported the names of F. s. Andrew and c. c. An drew, of the Dwight Place church, and Charles c. Morris, of the Center church on the green. These names will be vot- ed upon at the next regular meeting The election of officers for the ensuing year was then taken up. The results follow:
 President-Rev. Daniel J. Clark, East Haven.
 Vice presidents-Rev. William J. Mutch, Howard avenue church: Elizur H. sperrry, Dwight Place, and Henry C, New ton, Plymouth. 9
 Secretary--Rey. George Foster Prentiss, Davenport.
 Executive committee Walter R. Downs United; Solomon Davis, Redeemer and Rev. Frank R. Luckey, Humphrey street
 Treasurer-H Harry w. Flint, Grand ave- nue. '.j T
 Nominating committee-Frank II. Belden, Dwight Place; George M Baldwin, Pilgrim, and Henry H. smith, NJ. D., Whltneyvile church. tg ft
 outlook committee-slmeon F. Baldwin, IL. D., United; Henry l.. Bradley, Center, and Edwin Hallock. First church, Derby.
 Social committee-W Wilson H. Lee Redeem Booth, Plymouth; William E. Chandler, Re deemer; ". H. Elliott, Dwight Place. Fred erick H. Brown, Davenport; Albert c. Gard ner, Dwight Place. and Edward 0. Brown,
 
 : Necrologist-R Henry NJ. Whitney, Branford.
 The report of the necrologist, Professor Frank K. Sanders, dean of the Yale Dyin- itty school, was read The report. showed that during the past year several deaths have resulted in the club, the deceased be- ing J. A. Richardson, s, N. Rand, H. P. Shares and N. w. Perkins.
 The report of the special committee ap- pointed for the purpose of securing funds for the memorial church in England, known as the John Robinson Memorial church. was next in order The sum of S16t has been colelcted and forwarded to England for the purposes mentioned.
 The address of the evening was delivered by Professor George B. Churchill of Am herst college, who took for his subject Richard H." The address was repete with interesting historical data, and the speakers remarks elicited the closest ac tention.
 The closing words of the session were spoken by the retiring president, ex-Lieu tenant-Goyernor J. D. Dewell, after which the installation of the new president and other officers occurred.