Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-20
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
The Late MT. Foy-Relfgtous NeWs- Meeting of the M. E. Official Hoard
 ". P. 8. 0. E. Temperance Meet

The Late MT. Foy-Religious News-I
 Meeting of the M. E. Official Board
 ". F. s. 0. E. Temperance Meet.
 inzs-FIoa,fng of the ReynOlds-
 Public Meeting of the Boys' Brtg- |
 ade.
 The late Franklin Foy Of [ ewis street, whose death has been mentioned In this paper, was the eldest of two children sons of Benjamin and Mary Foy His brother, Edward, died in 1879, aged twenty nine years. Franklin was locomotive engineer, having worked for the Consolidated road about twenty years. He was faithful and industrious employe During the past year he had suffered greatly. His mother, Mrs Mary Foy is now in a critical condition from the ef- fleets of erysipelas. She is eighty years Of age and member of the Congregational church Of North Haven.
 Rev, P. S. Evans of this city, the secretary of the Connecticut Baptist convention, preached in the Grand avenue Baptist church yesterday
 morning. MT. Evans was for several years the successful and much loved pastor of this church.
 At the close of the service he was surrounded by the members and given hearty greeting.
 Rev. E. Q. Sage, the pastor of this churcn, ,Who
 is in Illinois is expected te offciate next Sunday At the Grand avenue Congregationai ehu oh terday morning on ssThe Every Day Ability for the Truth" In the evening he delivered the fifth
 sslman sian snd Rsshfa1 shs in the Vanity
 stDiyine Sympathy in the Bethany Home'' was
 Rev .s at the Rev. r H. Hand at the Methodist church
 preached yesterday morning on sowing ana Captain John Dodmun of the Yale launch ex- poets to put the steamer in the water this week. His son, James N. Dodmun, will be his engineer Captain Crossley in the schooner Jennie E.
 1ea fss ffr of the Second Congregational and the Grand avenue Baptist churches a temperance service was held l in both churches last evening. Charles E. Hart spoke at both services. They were other speak CTS and special music.
 The monthly business meeting and sociable of | the Y. P. S. c. E. of the Baptist church will be held with Mrs. George Loveland at the corner of Poplar and wolcott streets this evening. | the Home of the Friendless was conducted by
 of the Grand BaRs
 iector, will be ready to receive the 1e9s taxes on
 1t cost &, 800 to float the schooner Harry and Grace Reynolds the last vessel to be launched at Hanscoms yard. Ths schooner was ashore on
 savannah made g demand for the large sum, | Perth Amboy, N. J., with lumber.
 official board of East Pearl Street M. E. church
 was held Saturday evening, at which time Will Hill secretary, both re-elections. The appropri-
 stions 96a for the coming year amounting to about Y public meeting of the First Connecticut bat talion, Boys brigade, will be held in the Grand | avenue Congregational church Wednesday even Processional; hymn, battalion; prayer, Rev. J. | Hand; words of % welGeme the president. All. Lee Mitchell; hymn, Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus, battalion; paper, "The Drili.' Captain | Frank Tompkius; hymn; address, Discipline, ''
 ducted by E. k Slater or the executive commit tee; doxology; recessional. All are invited to | attend.
 The regular meeting of Live Oak council, Royal l Arcanum, will be held Thursday evening, and it l has been requested that there be large attend | ance of members as business of importance is to ! come up. There are at present seven appiica | tions for membership pending before the coun-