Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-04
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Deferred Christians Muslc-Churcha ana
sunday school OmeeTs Elected-GsoA
Husinsss nc she Rolling miii-Fustlng
sails on she New Rour.Master-Lod9o
Installation - Declines q Passorei
Gall.
Tho deferred Christmas music at the First
Congregational church, postponemeut OF
which was occasioned by the illness of some OF
the choir members, will be given Tomorrow;
1880 AN.
Prelude iiasRmors
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Offertory-Angelic Song. ............ .....Wa rren
i''"A Quartette.
Hymn Congregational
r'''0o' organ land and violin, - -.
Sweet Babe q ASSET. ssssife ss Boy choir warren
SOLO 2 sHy oslsato By irving Hur6ur. 'n
To Deum, in D minor; ...............b BUCK
Aath.mSsfksfe We're shepherds. Carl Pfueser
ns-'"' oiuartettc. '''''
Postlude-March. ............ ..........'. Mohquo
| At the annual meeting Of the Grand ave-
nue. Baptist church Thursday evening officers
a. follows were elected: Clerk, Lewis l..
Bradley; collector, Nelson A. Bsebe; treas
urer, william s. Robinson; deacon for three
years, Charles LETTERS (re-election); pruden-
tial committee, Deacons o. j. Hull, John
McGregor and Charles Jsfers and ]. P. Mer.
finance, o. J. Hull, Samuel W. Hammond
and w. 8. Robinson; committee on music,
o. ]. Hull, Frank Ray; auditor, ]. I. Mer-
row; committee on baptism, 0. ]. Hull, John
MoGregor, Charles LETTERS, Mrs. W. B. Hub
bard and Mrs. John ESantry; committee on
ushers, B. +. Hines. The pastor reported
that he had made 1913 pastoral calls during
the year. There was an Increase of about
aitesn 10 the membership the past year.
Sunday school officers have been elected
q fsllows: Superintendent. J. P. Morrow;
assistant superintendents, N. A. Beebe and
Mrs. John Santry; secretary, j. A. Peck; a.
sistant, q. r. P. Baldwin; treasurer, Johr
McGregor; librarian, Charles Cults. The
membership IL 312.
The schooner Marjory Brown. partly own.
for Nantanzas, Cuba.
Business Is lively at the rolling mill aftel
shutdown Of six days. The firm Is almos
unable to All all their orders.
The new schooner James q. Beecher IL q
Long Wharf receiving her suit Of sails which
arrived this week from Philadelphia. Cap
tain Hanscom, the builder, believes the yes
sci Will be ready to sail In about eight dayP
The destination of the frst voyage has no
been decided, but the Beecher will probabI.
20 to Baltimore to load coal.
!. At Hanscom's yard New London schoone
ID dischareing 800, 900 feet Of hard pine lum
ber for the new four master now under CON
struction. Work on this vessel, that ha
been suspended several weeks In order tina
the schooner Beecher could be completed ,hs
been resumed this week as thirty men ar
now employed.
Deacon g. A. Baldwin will address tn
Gospel Temperance meeting In the drsn'
avenue Baptist church Sunday afternoon q
8 O'Clock.
The installation OF officers elect of Ess
Rock lodge, A. O. U. w. held Thursda..
evening, was conducted by Conductor w. @
Lambert, assisted: by Master Workman Ire
carten Of Israel Putnam lodge: ]. P. B. Rick
etts, the P. M. w., was presented with I
handsome cane and an album bearing thu
names of the officers and members. A cola
ton was also served.
Gerald II. Beard of the class of go, Yal
Divinity school, has declined the call to tn
First Congregational church as successor Il
4 Rev. DR.. Burdett Hart.
Captain Crossley, in the schooner Jenni
E. Richter, called for New York yesterda
| and will 90 South for another coal cargo,