The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-07
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
FEATURES OF THE RELIGIOUS
 SER VICES TOMORROW.
Children's Day Services in the Churches Special Music and Singing and Other Interesting Features.

| Interesting Features.
 Children's day services will be ob
 served at the Pilgrim Congregations
 church tomorrow evening at 7:30 witt the following programme: 1 Organ prelude. Song-Praise Him, ...
 Responsive reading. ..... Prayer | Song-Hark! Over the Hills,
 An exercise-What They Say to Us. Song-Jesus Loves the Children-Pri-
 mary department.
 citation-Genevieve Thompson. Song-Remember Thy Creator.
 Recitation-Two Little Sunbeams-Ione Hart. Song-The Children's Friend.
 Recitat tion-A Happy Secret-Bessie
 Hanson.
 song-W Wilhelmina and Charlotte Bar bazat.
 Graduation exercises by the graduating
 class.
 Song-Bird Notes.
 Recitation-The Way of the Daisies Song-Beautiful Summer,
 Recitaton-My Little Acknowledgement
 Mckenzie and Belle Chaffee Song-Whispering Echoes.
 Address-Rev. Alexander F. Irvine, Song g-Spread the Sunshine. ..... Recitation-Put Your Pennies in--Helen
 ConneN.
 Offering.
 Song-Onward, Onward, Marching. Benediction.
 The services will be under the direc- tion of the superintendent of the school, c. c. Keeler.
 At the Grand avenue Congregational church this afternoon the annual lawn party will be held on the church lawn, beginning at ? o'clock and closing at 6. The management of the school has ar ranged numerous games, including swings and teeters, and parents as well as all pupils of the school are expected to be present
 Tomorrow morning at 10:30 there will be baptism of children and following this the presentation of Bibles to the baptized children of the church who have become seven years of age during the year. There will be short ad- dress by the pastor, Rev Andrew Burns Chalmers, in connection with this ser vice, and the entire Bible school will be present. marching into the auditorium of the church.
 Tn the evening the school will give a Childrens day service, with recitations and musical exercises by the boys and girls of the school. This special ser vice by the children will be held from to o'clock.
 The services at Grace church to-mor- row will be as follows: Morning prayer. litany and sermon 10:S0; Sunday school, 12:15; evening prayer and sermon, 7:3o
 Tn the morning tomorrow at the Grand avenue Baptist church a sermon will be preached Tn the evening the Sunday school will observe Chldrens S day
 Rev C. w. Jackson has rendered his as pastor of the Union Bap- tist church, Montowese. It came as a surprise to many and caused regret not 1nly among the church members, but that community. His pas -orate ends the last week in June. He 1as been pastor of the church three years, during which time he has studied 1t the Yale Divinity school. He is to become pastor of the church at Bellows Falls, Vt. His pastorate at Montowese ! las been successful, and the church is n a healthy condition, spiritually and 
 The police signal boxes are being re- tainted.
 W s. Neale, of 19 Atwater street has zone to Lincoln Neb. where he has business interests. He expects to return lext week.
 At the East Pearl street M. F.. church | day will be observed to-mor- ow. The Sunday school will attend the | morning service in a body, An appro- rate address will be given by the pas or and the rite of baptism will be ad- ninistered to number of infants At | he evening service which will begin at 80, the Sunday school will render peciaI programme consisting of sing ng and recital tions. The programme repared is one of the very best. Every ody is invited.
 
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