The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-20
Church of the Redeemer.

Saints day For all they saints who from their labors rest
 Church of the Redeemer.
 Rev pr, WaXon L. Phillips spoke very feelingly yesterday morning of the loss of his brother minister at the morning service at the Church of the Redeemer. He spoke of the death of Rev. MT, Haynes as public calamity that we cannot understand and char acterized MT. Haynes as a man of large power who had been gaining great influence among all the classes of the people in thls city. A man of radical temper but sane in thought With many qualifications for leader ship which would undoubtedly have In- .hnenced the life of this community to q very considerable degree If he had been spared to complete his ministry here, In closing Dr. Phillips express led his own and his church's sympathy both foi the intimate family of the de- ceased minister and for his church.
 Davenport Church. ht D"NSHpVlt CHuicH the pulplt yeS- terday morning was occupied by the Rev. Charles E. Underwood who is fill- ing the pulpit during the month of July. He referred to the death of Rev. MT. Haynes as great loss not only to United church but to all the city churches. He said he was a man who had made a place for himself here as a preacher of righteousness and while all might not agree with his views at all times he had won all hearts by his earnest. honest ministry for righteousness.
 Rev. Mir. Squlres.
 At the Howard Avenue Congregation- al church the pulpit was occupied by the Rev. Mir squlres of West Haver who exchanged pulpits with Rev. J. E Newton for the day. In the prayer a the morning service he paid a tribute to Rev MT. Haynes and spoke of tn, big loss which the death of such a mar meant to the church and to the com. munty,
 Rev. Mir Newton.
 Rev. Mir. Newton at West Haven also spoke of the death of Mir. Haynes lie paid a high tribute to the charac ter and personal worth of the deaC pastor and said that his death was { loss to the community and to all of tn, communities in which he had minis tced, He spoke Of the large worl MT. Haynes had accomplished here ant in his otfer pastorates.
 Trinlty's Resolutions.
 At the morning service at Trinit, Episcopal church Rev H. H. D. Ster ritt announced the death of Rev MT Haynes. He spoke of the loss to tn, community and of the sadness tha such a man should be taken away be fore his work was finished. The fol lowing resolutions have been passe, by Trinity church:
 Vestry Room, Parish House
 Parish of Trinity Church in Ney Haven
 At a special meeting of the rector . wardens and vestrymen of the paris of Trinity church in New Haven hel July 19, 1908, it was voted That the profound sympathy of tn : vestry and the parish of Trinit church be and Is hereby extended {
 the church and the society of tn United church, in the sudden death 0 2 it's late pastor, the Rev. Artemas ] . Haynes, an irreparable loss not alon
 10 them but to this whole communitS Also voted;
 That in loving tribute to the mem { ory of MT Haynes Trinity churc unite with the other central churche in the tolling of It's bell at the time O | the funeral Tuesday July 21, and tha a copy of the foregoing resolutions b transmitted to the North church an to the family of the deceased. r A true copy of record. 1 Attest: EDWARD c. BEECHER, Clerk of the Vestry At Calvary Baptist Church. Rev. Donald Duncan Munro, paste of the Calvary Baptist church sai
 in the services there:
 "It Is always calamity when
 community is deprived of messenge A of the truth, and church deprive ', of an admired and loved pastor. I'll / only remedy Is to recall the messae which he delivered and put 1t int
 practice and to recall the life tht backed the message and copy ' wherein 1t approXimated that of u a Master,
 if "In the sudden off taking of M r Haynes we of the community feel u
 loss keenly, and extend to the b. ,f reaved church and family our deepe U (Continued on Third Pagel