The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-11

Broadway hotel, inspected the com pany's new building and say play by the Maud Adams company. The visitors were also given several complimentary dinners and were photographed in a group. Mrs. Sherwood speaks highly of the hospitality of G. Grosvenor Dane and c. W. Wilder in entertaining the visitors.
 Rev. Ernest A. Thomas of Central Falls, R. l., will preach at the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow.
 There are letters uncalled for at sta- tion A for MT and Mrs. J. H. Adams Mrs Mary Dwyer and Mrs. Mary J. Wa1cott.
 Captain Horatio Pond, wife and daughter of Clinton avenue, are on their way home from Jacksonville. Cap- tain Pond has been the commander of steamer during the winter.
 The funeral of the late Noah Allen of Pierpont street was attended yester- day afternoon at the Memorial chapel, Rev. D. c. Tullar officiating. The G. A. R, service was performed. The bearers were members of the G. A. R., the Adelphi lodge, and A. NI., and Polar Star lodge, I. Q O. F. a @
 Mrs. M. E. Darling of BIO Exchange street, who has been very ill., is now improving . : Mrs. Joseph Huband, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Banner in New York, has returned.
 David Hickey has bought of the es- tate of Michael Scally the property corner of Monroe and Market streets consisting of a stare and a tenement.
 The annual report of Daniel W. Hat field, president of the r. F. s. c. E., of the Grand avenue Baptist church, submitted at the annual meeting of the church, is given below. "The number of active members is "A; associate, g.; honorary, 13. Total 95. Money raised for the year, $121; expended for mis- sions s362; for other purposes, s109.9O, including sS5.S2 for the organ fund, leaving balance on hand of $7,5S. As a society we have abundant reason to be thankful to God for the success that has crowned our efforts the past year. With much satisfaction we review the fact that all our regular monthly busi- ness meetings (which are always open ed with prayer for Gods guidance and direction0, new members, both active and associate, have been admitted and their names added to the roll. The@faet that some of our members have taken up their abode in other parts of the city as we'll as in other states, is to be re- gretted on account of their faithfulness to the society and to God and whose advice and counsel has had much to dc 1 with the present standing of the socie- | ty. The attendance on the part of the members has been exceptionally good with growing interest in this direction | The stranger who is so unfortunate as to get into our meetings not only falls l a prey to the lookout committee, but k accorded a hearty welcome, and to al who are now within these several walls and strangers to the society, if you will l occasionally drop into our meetings or l Sunday evening you will be cordially l received and will have both an oppor | tunity to speak and to contribute oi ' your means. Time will not suffice tt enter into the details as to the work O 1 the various committees which carry or the work of the society, yet as whole l they are to be commended for the man. | ner in which they have carried forward the work which was assigned them l Our motto, For Christ and tht I Church, as well as our pledge to dc
 what He would have us do, has brought
 us to realize the fact that it is moi l enough that We give our time, energy
 and money, but to consecrate our very selves to Christ and His work who
 gave Himself for us and that our work | for the church does not only consist ir
 contributing to the support of the
 church but in training and being train. cd for church work. A special feature
 and one that is worthy of notice is tht
 willingness of the young people in no
 only leading, but in taking an active
 part in all our meetings. Meeting.
 have been held monthly at the Cit.
 Mission house, conducted by member.
 from this society A new feature tha
 has just been added to the work O
 the society is the holding of a cottag,
 prayer meeting, at least once a montl
 and which is especially intended for thu i benefit of those of our church wh,
 through infirmities or old age are un
 able to attend the public worship of tn
 sanctuary