The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-26

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 Cases at Morris Cove School.
 The funeral of Edith Marion, daugh- ter of Almond and Carrie A. Greeley, was held yesterday afternoon at the home of her parents, 62 Poplar street. Rev. c. n. Flanders, pastor of Howard avenue Baptist church, of which she was member, offieiated. Miss Greeley had entered the New Haven high school but was obliged to give up her studies owing to i'll health. The interment was in the East Haven cemetery.
 A Wesleyan Brotherhood of thirty eight members has been formed in the East Pearl street M. E. church. This society does religious work much after the order of a chapter of the order of the St. Andrew Brotherhood.
 At the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow, the pastor, Rev. E. W.. Stone. will preach at the 10:S0 service, subect, "The Church and the Nation" :" Evening topic, Lifting Up the Bowed Down.
 At East Pearl street M. E. church to- morrow at 10:30, sermon by the pastor, Rev. E. C. Tullar. In place of the regu- lar preaching service at 7:30 D. m. a harvest praise service will be rendered by the regular vested choir, assisted by an antiphonal choir composed of about thirty voices selected from the Sunday school. It is arranged to have the Sun day school choir sing in the church gallery, and the programme which fol- lows differs from anything yet attempt ed in the musical line in this church.
 Morning Musical Service. Prelude -Adagio in D minor. Volkmar Anthem Jubilate in B flat. Brown Offertory There is Resting :. Ravens Evening Harvest Praise Service. Organ prelude PilgriIn's Chorus.
 (Tannhauser) ........5.... Wagner Processional-"C Come, ye Thankful Peo- pie, Come!''
 Processional- -Hark to the Rallying
 Call.
 Sunday School Choir) Chorale" Praise ye the Lord E"
 (Combined Choirs.) Anthem Te Deum in F.. ....... Lansing Song We Come With Rejoicing.
 Combined Choirs). Hymn.
 Song Your Lord Hath Need of You.
 Sunday School Choir.) Offertory (organl l-" "Serenade' .Gounod Alto solo-'In Thee o Lord Do I Put l My Trust ......3....#.......... Spicker Song Rally for the Royal Master.
 Combined Choir.) Anthem God. Who is Like Unto | Tkee' ....5..s..3. E. .,.5...... Brown Recessional-" Sing to the Lord of Har-
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 Recessional 'The Lord Jehovah Prais.''
 I Sunday School Choir. I Organ Postlude Gloria in Excelsis I (From Communion service in B f1at).
 .............5........... Mozart At the Grand avenue Congregational church Sunday morning at 10:30 Rev | Dr. Sheath will exchange with Rev George Foster Prentiss of Davenport church. At 7:30 p. m. preaching and praise service and sermon by the pas tor. Subject, the 117th psalm. , A quiet and pretty wedding was the 1 marriage on Wednesday at 10 Lewis street of Leander Johnson and Mary l M. Schmall.
 l George S. Adams has resigned as clerk of the Grand avenue Congrega- I tional church.
 4 At the meeting of Loyal council, K Of C., held last evening at A. o. U. W l hall, 25 Grand avenue, several candi. q dates were initiated, the degree work 1 having been performed by team iron Russell council
 Several cases of scarlet fever having occurred among the pupils of the Nor ris Cove school the sehoolllouse was flu I migated yesterday and the school vii resume Monday. There is a case O scarlet fever in tie family of the jan itor and a substitute jaintor has beer appointed temporarily. l On Monday evening the Emerald so eial club will give a masquerade ball il l Polar Star hall.
 Mir. and Mrs. S. l.. Salisbury had a ltheir guests for Thanksgiving, MT ant Mrs. William Allen of Cheshire.
 Miss Lottie Bishop of Mt. Holyok college is at her home on Grand avenu for the Thangsgiving vacation.
 Eugene Jeffers of Lawrence, Mass visited at his home on Exchange stree I Thursday.
 i Captain F. c. Crossley of the schoone < IJennie E. Fighter, was home fo \ Thangsgiving.
 The funeral of Christopher W. Floo, Eof S52 Peck street will be held thi Imorning at o'clock at St. Francis church, where high requiem mass wi be said. He leaves a widow and fiv \ children and a father and two sisters He was a railway mail clerk for sev eral years.
 Rev. Dr. Sheath will address a meet ing held in the Seymour opera hous under the auspices of the Y. M. c. A tomorrow afternoon. 'al I -