Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-30
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

sharpies Disabled in a squall-
Delegates to Church Councfls-Two |
Deaths NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In the |
Annex-Boys' Brigade supper.
John Turner had his sharpie disabled
ing of mast, and on the sharpies of VIII
liam Stirrup and William Garrett the sails
were blown away.
Rev. D. M. James and G. D. Parmelee
represented the Second church at the or
ganization of the Foxon Congregational
church. Willis Hemingway represented
the Grand avenue Congregational church.
Mrs. e. q. Allis entertained her Sunday
school class at her home on Quinnipiac
street yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Montgomery of Grand ave-
nue. was called to Adams, Mass, yesterday,
by the serious illness of her mother, Mrs.
Hemingway.
The ladies of the East Pearl street N.
E. church will recsive calls in the church
parlors on New Years day from 8 to 10 p.
m. ALL friends are invited.
At the Grand avenue Baptist church
Thursday evening the ninth company of
the boys' brigade, assisted by the ladies',
| gave fine supper in their newly fitted
drill room. There was a large attendance
and 1t was very enjoyable affair.
Rev. John O. Collins will address the W.
O. T. U. meeting tomorrow afternoon.
The Sunday afternoon nesting of the Y.
N. Q. A. will be addressed by ex-Judge R.
8. Pickett.
| Willis, son of William F. Coates, died ut
the home of his parents on Exchange
street yesterday. He had been i'll with the
grip which afterward developed into pneu-
monia. He was about twenty-one years
of age.
Edward j. Knapmann of 81 Atwater
street died yesterday after an illness of
about year from consumption. He was
a painter by trade. The deceased leaves q
Pioneer council, o. q. A. M, and dele
cation from the council will attend the
funeral, which is to be held tomorrow at
I2p.m.
Frederick Siebert has been reelected
councillor Of Washington council, o. U
A. N.
| Charles E. Steele, secretary of the Y. NJ
@. A., had charge of the mechanical por
ton of Professor Weir's lecture at Warner
hall Thursday evening.
| The Misses Susie and Leila Ives who are
home from their studies in Massach usetts
for the holidays, gave a reception to about
thirty of their friends at their home in the
annex Thursday evening. There was dano
ing and fine spread was served. 1t was
very enjoyable occasion for all who at
tended.
Rev. DR.. Saga and Dsacons o. j. Hui
and ]. P. Morrow, represented the Grant
avenue Baptist church at q council of min
listers called together at the Immsnue
1 az 70 rIofn 90 <l,o
bsrs of the latter to the ministry on Thurs
day.
Il CHRISTMAS PRAISE SERVICE.
At the East Pearl street church to NOR
row evening there will be q Christina
praise and hymn service, commencing a
7:3O O'Clock. The service will ba led b,
the chorus choir of the church, under tn
direction of Mrs. Kate M. Preston. Their
will be an address by the pastor, Rev. j
Howard Hand, and solos by Mrs. W.
Brown. Following is the program:
| 1. Organ prelude Cantilene Pastorale......
Anthiem-Hnnsd There were shepherds.
8. Responsive readings ''''
: 1. Hymn-Whiie Shepherds Watched Thei
6. Hymn-Hark, What Mean Those Hoi
r | Z. Anthem-Sing, o Heaven ....... William
] | 8. Responsive readings.
9. Hymn-When Marshalled on the Night
Plain.
> | 10. Address by the pastor
: | II. Offertory-Organ solo -Andantino, E fat
1s. soio.Christmas Chimes. ,....'... richard
| 10. Hymn 1T Came Upon the Midnight Clear.
3 ID. Anthem-And There We're Shepherds.
r 4
| IS. Hymn-Joy to the World
! | IS. Benediction.
/ Observation-Disclosures
a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Jules Griso
= Mr. Harry Woodstock, organist.