The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-16
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Avenue Congregstionai church-W1lI
 Not Dynamite auinnipisck River
 Rev. sir. Irvine to Lecture.
 At the Grand avenue Congregational church tomorrow the pastor, Rey. Dr. Sheath, will occupy the pulpit both morning and evening. his subject being morning, Individual Liberty" evening. (Which Was Sinner?" Sabbath school convenes at 12 m and the Y. P. s. c. E. at 6:15. On next Friday evening the theme for the prayer meeting will be "To Every Man His Work
 The fact that it would be necessary to obtain a permit from the secretary of war in order to use dynamite on the ice deter the business men from following cut their original intentions. It is thought that the river would be entirely free from ice before a permit could be obtained from Washington and as an experiment was made the plan of dyna- hitting will probably be abandoned. The pastor, Rev. L. R. Streeter, will occupy the pulpit of the East Pearl street M. B. church tomorrow, both morning and evening" Morning subject, How Things Work Together for Ones Good" evening subject, Religion and Common Sense.'' Sunday school at 12 m. and Epworth league at s:16. The vested choir will render special music at the morning and evening services.
 The Parish Aid society of St. James church held its annual meeting Thurs day evening and reelected the follow ing officers: President, Miss Kate At water; vice president, -71srs. William F. Hubbard secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Edward Futile. The annual reports showed the society to be in good condf- tion. Just previous to the meeting the bi-weekly supper was served.
 The services in Grace F. E. church to- morrow, the second Sunday after the Epiphany will be holy communion at 7:So a. m; morning prayer and sermon at 10:30: Sunday school at 12;15; even- ing prayer and lecture at 7:30 D. n.. subject, The Condition and Benefits of Citizenship in the Kingdom of God. The confirmation class meets for in struction on Tuesday evening in the parish house at 7:SO o'clock. On Thurs day evening at 6:S0 o'clock the ladies of the Rector's Aid society will serve supper in the parish house.
 The installation of the officers Of Fort Hale lodge, N. D. O. F.. took place in A. Q. U. ". hall last evening About a dozen candidates were inf9ated and a, number of applications read. A 1fE3fssze' lunch was served at the close of the meeting.
 Z The Monarch Athletic club held its regular weekly dance in Polar Star hall Thursday evening.
 At the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow the pastor, Rev. E. w. Stone, will preach both morning and evening. Morning subject, Does Man Need a Savior?" Evening subject, Willing and Able"
 The s. c. Burwell Co. of Front street has issued calendar which is quite original. All the fast days and holy days observed by the Catholic and Epis- copal churches are designated. A trade journal says of it: "rhe Burwell Fish Co. of New Haven, Conn.,, are sending out a very attractive fast day calendar. A photograph showing one of the ship- ping houses, with the men loading theS fish on the wagons, is mounted on gray mat. The whole is set off by black border.
 On January 20 Rev. Alexander E. IT, vine will give the illustrated lecture The Passion Play at Oberamnergau in Bushnell hall, Ferry street, under the auspices of the kindergarten.
 Several members of the Rescue band of City Mission will have charge of the service of the w. c. T. union tomorrow afternoon at 3o'clock in their rooms, IT Grand avenue.
 The L F. Social club will hold it's first annual ball on Tuesday evening, Janu- ary 19 in Polar Star hall. The commit tee has spared no time or expense to make the affair success. During the intermissfon there will be selections rem dered by the East Side quartette, and buck and wing dancing by MT. Sutton.
 The regular meeting of Myrtle chap ter, o. B. S., was held Thursday evep- ing in Masonic hall, 102 Grand avenue. Officers for the ensuing year were in- stalled by the grand matron, Mrs. Sau- telle of Southington. The grand lodge officers were present, as well as guests from Norwich, Branford, West Haven, New London, Westville. and the New Haven capters. Several candidates were initiated and a banquet was served at the close of the meeting. MT. and Mrs. Ewing of Derby were also present. Mrs. Ewing is past grand matron of the or der in the state
 The officers and committees of the Grand avenue Congregational church have been elected for the ensuing year. The standing committee is composed of the pastor, the deacons, Dwight s. Tyr Till, Harry W. Flint, Louis L. Bradley, AF. A. Fowler, c. D. Parrnelee Mrs. Arietta Harrison Mrs. H. D. Franklin, Mrs Martha Foster, and Mrs. F. H. Baldwin, Dwight P. TyrrilI is clerk, and Harry W. Flint treasurer. The joint supply committee is composed of Dea- con W. $. Bishop, Deacon Charles N. Hubbard, E. M. Woodward and the au- ditors, Thomas H. Newbold and Eugene H. Rowe.