The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-29
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Fourth Annual Meeting of Strong
 School AIumni--To-morrow VIII be
 1ngathering Day at Grand Avenue
 Church Sunday schooI-Rev. Charles
 c. Smith, Who Has Keen Sick, will
 Occupy His Pulpit To-morrow--An
 the Church, Lodge, Social and Per-
 sonaI News.
 Tomorrow begins Ingathering week at the Grand Avenue Congregational church. In the morning Dr. Sheath, pastor, will preach on Loyalty to the Church" At the noon hour special rally day services will be held in connection with the Bible school, in which 800 scholars and friends are expected to take part. At the evening service the church quartette will render Tennyson'a Crossing the Bar" music by sahneck- CT. The pastor will speak on the great truths in the poem, and will also read pr, Knights pathetic story, @How Captain Jason Cotter Made His Final Harbor"
 On Monday at 4 o'clock the Junior Flndeavor society will meet In its first fall gathering. Mir Rutledge, Y. M. 0. A. secretary, will address the aneeting. On Monday evening the Young Iladies' Mission circle will meet at the home of Miss Grace ID. Lowe, $40 Grand avenue, and 100 young ladies are expected to be present.
 On Tuesday evening at the prayer and conference meeting the tnpdc, Some New Testament Prayer Meet ings," will be considered. The talent cd young soloist, Miss Edna H. Sims. will sing. All are welcome.
 Thealunni of Strong school are plan ming for a large attendance of gradJl- ates of the school at the fourth annual meeting of the association, ito be held in Grannis hall next Wednesday evening at o'clock George R. Sturgis, the president, will preside, and Miss Mauda Kelleyis secretary of the association New officers will be elected for the en- i suing year. The association has taken up and pushedahead a good work the past year, having raised and expended about $125 in painting the walls of the corridors at Strong school house, and it ifs proposed to continue the improve ment the coming year, paying atter- tion to the school rooms, and ttnting the walls of as many of these rooms as possible. To this end a considerable l of a fund will be necessary, and at the Nnual meeting plans -fSr .--s-si'.ill -s-s money Sj-7At, ji--77sss, less be talked up.
 The annual meeting of the Ladies Aid society will be held in the parlnrs of the East Pearl Street Af E church next Thursday afternoon. Officers will be elected and plans for work for the i coming year will be discussed, The d present officers include Mrs CharlesgO Francis president, and Mrs, John S. l Sanford, secretary.
 Tomorrow will be the Ingatflering day of the Sunday school of the Grand Avenue Congregational ehupch, and it is expected that there will be an un- usually large attendance. There will be some special exercises under the direc- ton of Superintendent Mcintyre.
 A severe fan was sustained by I1ddte Clark while coming home from school recently, resulting in the fracture of his arm. He is attended by Dr. Hob- erts Young Clark is a son of MT. and Mrs stephen Clark of Ferry street.
 Fanore s. Wade, supreme deputy of the Fraternal Benefit league, went to Hartford last evening and paid an of1b4 cial visit to Elmwpod council, Mr. Wade madean address on the good of the order.
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