Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-03
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Sons of Temperance Elect1on-A Fal1
Outing at the Shore-Sons of Tenn
perance Fraternal Visit - Masonic
News-Improving Steamer-An
Approaching Wedding Judge
Deming,s Addresses - Whittier
Memorial Service-Rev. MIR. Hand
Resumes Preaching-Church Addt- |
tIons-Sale OF ProPerty-Fire In
Fillmore Street-PersOnal Notes.
Hiram Camp division, Sons of Temper
ance, has elected officers as follows: W.
P, W. 81. Pollard; w. A., Mrs. William
Houston; R. S., James 8. Young; A. R.
s., Ernest Il. Potter; treasurer, Howard
| G. Waters; F. S., Miss Hattie Converse;
Con-, F. S. Russell; assistant, Miss TIME
Peters; chaplain, Mrs. G. w. Hawaiian; I.
s., Miss Annie Dumond; o. T., William
Houston.
Edward and Luoius Bradley, Will Bige-
low and George Kelly, who have been
spending their vacation at John g. Brad
ley's cottage at Morris Cove, have re-
turned. The boys enjoyed their outing
with tennis and other sports. One of
them went out of a morning and shot forty
yellowhammers and game supper fol-
lowed.
Hereafter all the evening services at the
; Grand avenue Baptist church will begin at
1880.
At the last meeting of the Hiram Camp
division, Sons of Temperance, the hall
{ was filled to overlooking, members at
tending from Elm City division. There ii
: a very close fellowship between these two
2 divisions and series of joint entertain
, ments is to be arranged by the members o.
| both divisions. Several members of thes,
{ divisions attended the national oonven
| ton of the order in New York city las
| week.
! A special convocation of Pulaski chap
/ ter, R. A. M, will be held Thursday even
ing.
+ turned from their cottage at Morris Cove
+ The steamer James Hogan is at the Fai
= Haven marine railway receiving a ne1
shaft and propeller.
r Invitations are out for the marriage @
8 Miss Villa Eva Hoyt of Norwalk, formerl
of this place, and Oliver Earle Barker c
Tennessee, formerly of this city, at 81
PauTs Episcopal church, Nerwalk, Octobe
-, at 8 P. m. After a short wedding tou
" they will give reception at the home c
the bride. SO West avenue, Norwalk, o
70 October 10 and 10, and after October 2
1T will be at their future home, 213 McCall
X avenue, Chattanooga, Tenn
J., Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mallory have r.
III turned from visit to their son, n. L.
IN Mallory, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
le This evening John o. Rowland, distrit
u deputy, will pay his first official visit
the season to Continental lodge, R. and
M. of Waterbury.
Judge L. P. Deming spoke in Branfor'
CO Cromwell and Orange last week on tt
be tariff, under the auspices of the republics
Il state central committee.
A Whittier memorial service was held
10 the Grand avenue Congregational churt
o. yesterday morning. The pastor, Rev.
k Lee Mitchell, gave interesting incidents
Nd the life of the Quaker poet, referring
aa his great work for his country and especit
60 ly for freedom. He also read several
ed Whittier's poems. He referred to the i
or fuence the old poet had exerted upon Il
oP students at Harvard, many of whom Wis
ed ed him at Amesbury. 1t was an interet
, ing presentation of birds eye view
% Whittier's life and work, and was listen
I'M to with attentive interest. The pulpit h
Ter been removed from the platform, viii
ne was adorned with wild flowers, palms al
M other greenery. In the evening N
ne Mitchell gave his last sermon in the ser
CIT "The Journey of Life''-"The Terminus
Rev. j. a. Hand, pastor of the Es
Pearl street NJ. E. church, who has be
of absent nearly four months owing to seve
" illness, preached yesterday, and prefaci
ing the morning sermon, spoke feelingly
in the great kindness of the church to hi
especially in supplying the pulpit.
said he had never been in church for
short time where the people had been
rem very kind. He hoped now, with bet
health, he would be able to continue acti
in. pastoral work. Mr.. Hand showed the
feet of his illness, his voice being ratt
g. weak yet. At the close of the morni
sermon the communion was celebrate
ark Two persons were received on probate
and two by letter.
ter The monthly communion service was
served at the Grand avenue Baptist chul
yesterday morning. Instead of the u.s.
w. prayer meeting Friday evening there v
be a missionary concert, with address
and singing. The Ladies' Aid society '
meet at the church Wednesday afterno'
with a supper served at p. m.
Calvin Russell and Calvin Russell,
ok have sold to the Consolidated road pi
low of land in the annex needed for the F
sid. Haven cut off.
be William Edmondson of Hartford
visiting his parents who reside in Shell
Mr. street.
the This week Miss Annie M. Clark of Fe
% street and Saltonstall avenue will le
the for Kansas.
of Miss Mary Gilligan of Poplar street
returned from visit in Boston.
At z o'clock last evening an alarm STIR
'Io from Box for q fire in the house of PHI
.cn: Hussey, 1875 Fillmore street. The deps
'ese ment responded promptly, but the servi
MIS- tn-naa 1a1o,, s.t tob,. oo1or ~ e.
the fame was quickly extinguished.
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