The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-10-10

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lessor George b. Stevens of Yale to
Preach at Pilgrim ChurCh-coming
INSTRUMENTATION Mention.
Miss S. Eveline Riggs, of English
street, has returned from visit with
Mrs. E. II. Farnham, of Bristol, and
while there Mrs. Farnham picked two
quarts of strawberries from her farm.
The berries were of fine size and ex-
cellent favor, and Miss Riggs had the
good fortune to bring a basket home
with her.
; AT Pilgrim church tomorrow morn
ing the pulpit will be occupied by Pro-
fessor. George d. Stevens, of Yale uni
versity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hotchkiss of
Quinnipiac avenue, are receiving con-
| ORGANIZATIONS upon the arrival of d
daughter at their home on Thursday.
Mother and child are doing well. .
AT the Grand Avenue Baptist church
to-morroW Rev. E. w. Stone will preach
Efrom the following subjects: Morning,
THE Dreams of Youth" the first of a
series of sermons on the Life of Joseph
evening, Three Men at Calvary
Quite an enthusiastic meeting was
held by Live Oak council, r. A. Thurs
day evening. One candidate was initi-
lated and Past Grand Regent Cunning,
Iof this city, was present and made an
excellent address, At the close of the
business a smoker was enjoyed. The
entertainment committee announces
that at the next meeting. which will be
held October %, a fine entertainment
will be given, which will include a ster-
eopticon exhibit by George S. Adams
and vocal and instrumental music, This
meeting will be termed an open meet
ing at which time the friends and
families of the members of Live Oak
will be welcome.
Rev. L. r. Streeter will exchange
with Rev. HI. Johnson, of Monroe, to-
morrow, and Mr. johnson will preach
at both services in the East Pearl Street
M. e. church
Joseph Boess and mother moved on
Thursday from Cottage street to Peck
street. "a
Rev. w. Herman II hopkins, of Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, will preach in the Grand
Avenue Congregational vhurch toemor-
row at both the morning and evening
services. ~
h The Quinnipiae Hose and Hook and
Ladder company has voted to send a
delegation to attend the ball to be- Civ
en- on Thanksgiving evening by the
Phoenix Hose company, of New Lon
don.
Mrs. John Taylor, of Forbes avenue,
has just returned from New Jersey,
where she has been spending the past
month. #
Mrs Edward Buchanan, Of S29 Grand
avenue, is confined to her home with
an acute attack of rheumatism. Vi
Ex-Councilman Berne Russell, of the
Fourteenth ward, is moving from
Grand avenue to Lenox street
AT the services at Grace P. E. church
for the eighteenth Sunday after Trim
ity the new mixed vested choir of
twenty-five voices under the direction
of H. H. Nettleton, and Mrs. Charles
j property pelongIng to the wife of the
Baldwin as organist, will appear for
the first time at the morning service.
Rev. j. "A. Biddle, having accepted the
unanimous call to the rectorship of this
church, will officiate in that capacity
tomorrow. At the Sunday school ses-
sion rally Day" will be observed, and
it is hoped that every member on the |
record book will be present. The roll
will be called, and all friends of the
school are invited to join in this annual
coming together.
Leroy p. Kirkham, son of George g.
Kirkham, will preside at the organ at |
the services in the Old Stone church, |
East Haven, tomorrow. |