The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-12
.ST. ANDREW BROTHERHOOD
THE COMING ANNUAL MEETING
 IN HARTFORD.

BAEeS EEOh htb NUys The absorbing topic of interest among the Brotherhood of St. Andrew men throughout the state is the annual meeting at Hartford Saturday and Sum day next. This will be the fifteenth an- nual meeting of the Brotherhood in the state, and it is expected that every | chapter will be represented. There has been a steadily increasing interest in Brotherhood work since the convention in Boston last October. Dormant chap ters have been revived; new chapters | have been instituted and the increase in membership has been very large. | Locally the Brotherhood is represent ed by five chapters-four seniors and one junior. Recently union meetings have been held, at which live topics were discussed. These meetings will l be continued in the future as they have proven very helpful. New Haven will be represented at Hartford by the fol- | lowing men:
 From St. Pauls Chapter-H. W. Snow, H. F. Blogg, Willis H. Baldwin, William Hough, Charles Serviss, Alfred Rich and F. s. Brewer. | From Christ Church-C. H. Fowler, F. H. Westervelt, A. H. Kinney, and MT. Holbrook.
 From Ascension Chapter-M. M. At water, H. D. Williams. From St. Andrews Chapter-Rev. F. M. Burgess, Mir. Howes and MT. Smith. From St. Johns Chapter North Ha- ven)-~H. c. Beers and Mr. Smith. The official programme is as follows:
 SATURDAY, JUNE 13. | Colt Memorial Parish House, Church of the Good Shepherd.) p. m.-Junior Conference. Chairman,
 Harry H. Hemingway, Water-
 town. l. The Rule of Service. a. Personal Worw." Chapter No.
 45O. Wallingsord.
 b. Chapter Work" Chapter No.
 2S9 Greenwich. II. The Rule of Prayer.
 a. "The Importance of Private De- votions," Chapter No. 213. Hart
 ford. b. "The Importance of Public Wor- l Slipy St1cDICI 4Nps l. W lO"4ls III. How Can Juniors Best Train for the Senior Department" Chapter No. S65, Seymour. 6 to p. m.-Supper for all delegates
 and visitors. 7:30 D. m.-Business Meetings for Jun
 iors and Seniors in Separate rooms. l Hymn 143 (Tune Galilee). | Prayer. ! Report of Diocesan Secretary. Report of Diocesan Treasurer. Reports of Archdeaconry Secreta-
 ries. | Appointment of Nominating Com
 mttee on Officers for ensuing
 year (to report after Conference
 on Sunday Afternoon.)
 New Business.
 Church of the Good Shepherd.) g D. m.-Hymn 2S0.
 Devotional Service Preparatory to
 the Holy Communion, conducted
 by the Rev George T. Linsley,
 Rector Church of the Good Shep-
 herd, Hartford.
 SUNDAY, JUNE 14.
 Christ Church) s a, m.-Corporate Communion. Cele-
 brant, Rev. James Goodwin,
 Rector Christ Church. Hartford
 (St. James Church) 10:45 a. m.-Morning Prayer.
 Annual Address to the Brotherhood,
 by the Rev. John T. Huntington,
 Rector St. James Church; Hart
 ford.
 SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
 (S:. Thomas Church.) 2:30 to p. m.-senior and Junior Con-
 ference. Chairman, E. c. Mo
 Allister New England Travelling
 Secretary.
 Hymn 311.
 Brotherhood Helps.
 a. Prayer" H. H. Squire, St. Mi-
 chael's Church Chapter, Nauga- | tuck.
 Discussion.
 Hymn 249.
 b. Corporate Communion" A. H.
 Kinney, Christ Church Chapter,
 New Haven.
 Discussion.
 Adjourned Business Meeting to re-
 ceive report of Nominating Con-
 mittee.
 Hymn 253.
 SUNDAY EVENING.
 (Christ Church) 7:3O !p. n1-Choral Evensong and Ad-
 dress. "Men's Need of God;" Rev. Freder-
 ic M. Burgess, Christ Church,
 New Haven.
 Gods Need of Men," E. C. McAl-
 lister, New England Travelling II Secretary.
 The executive committee are W. c. Sturgis Ph. D., Hon president; H. F. Blogg, president, New Haven; C. E.. Cornwall, treasurer, New Haven; H. w. Snow, secretary, New Haven; George Morris, Norwich Hills Cole, M. D., Hartford; Harry Heminway, Wa tertown; l.. W. Scaf1eld, Stamford; i; Frank Westervelt, New Haven. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.