Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-19
FAIRuAxEn NEWS.

Debate by the Diyision-Fraternal
 Vtsit-Midsummer Vesper Services
 A Juvenile Orchestra-An Ancient
 School House on Fire - Sunday
 Services.
 At the next meeting of Hiram Camp division No. IA s. of T., Ito be held Thurs day evening, the following resolution will be debated:
 Whereas, The constitution of the United States guarantees to all citizens, life, liberty and the
 Resolved, That S; any prohiSitive law curtailing therefore wrong.
 The following have been selected as disputants: Affirmative, W. H. Pollard, J. l.. Crosby and F. P. Safford: Negative, s. B. Morgan, o. W. Kanahsn and Mrs. Will liam Houston. The members of other divisions are invited to attend.
 To morrow evening delegation from the division will pay visit to Elm City division at Pyrsmid hall, State street. They will meet at Healy's pharmacy at 7:3O
 The midsummer vespsr services which proved very interesting last season, were resumed at the Second Congregational church Intervening The topic was: Hal lowed be Thy Name" During the service the pastor. Rev. D. M James preached g short sermon.
 "Breexes from the Mountain Tops, Mt.
 Pabor," was the subject of the sermon by
 Rev. J. Lee Mitchell at the Grand avenue Congregational church last evening.
 Samuel 0. Turner of Forbes avenue ii
 home on furlough from the soldiers
 home in Noroton. He has been in tho
 hospital for the past six months sufferipe
 with rheumatism, and is much improved
 having nearly recovered the use of his
 arms.
 The small pony that Captain Luzsrn,
 Ludiogton brought from Chinconteagut
 island last fall and presented to his littl,
 daughter is out to pasture in Foxon re
 cruiting. The little animal nearly diet
 last winter from the effects of the sever,
 cold. Captain Ludington hopes that tn,
 small horse will have recovered his healtl
 by fall so he can be broke to hsrness.
 Last evening at the Grand avenue Bap
 tist church Rev. Dr. Sage preached to tn
 Boys Brigade, the members of which wsr , present in body.
 The juvenile orchestra recently formed
 in the annex Is made up as followa: Msste Willie Niles, leader; Robert Parker, Ger maine Crossley and Dwight Niles, violin ists; George Bidwell and Harry Davis, COY netists; c. Jacobs, futist, and Miss Ell Plumb, pianist. They are being iustructe'
 by James Seeley.
 The selectmen of East Haven have i'm
 proved the sandy road bed in Foxon, nea Charles Grannis' house, by raising tn grade. It has been hard spot for loade teams.
 F. P Newton has moved into his cottsg
 st Woodmont for the summer. Durin the season he has added new partition , the cottage.
 There will be & good lookout kept fe , the new limited five honr train next Mor , day. The train will pass through Fa Haven east bound at about 11:37 a. m.
 ie needless to say that this train will nc stop at the Fair Haven station. } The old unused school house on Clinto , avenue that was damaged by fire Saturda
 evening, is the most ancient edloationl building in town. The school house held in considerable reverencs by many the older residents who have attende , school there.
 Il Tomorrow evening Judge L P. Damip will deliver his new lecture on "Guat : malia" before Harmony lodge, No. 5, I.
 o. F. in the new Odd Fellows hall o n l Crown street.
 Sydney Kelsey of Townsend avenue
 rapidly improving. He has been very il from the effects of pleurisy, for the pal | three weeks.
 , The Fair Haven contingent to the world
 fair the past week included MT. and Mr. Richard G. Davis, H. H. Davis and NJ and Mrs. Nelson A. Beebe. The sloop yacht Carrie W. is in Ne York for sale, and it is doubtful If st comes back to New Haven waters. Thi { little vessel. it will be remembered, ws originally called the Happy Thought. Sh has been 8 crack ssiler, and Captain Grave . has made some memorable cruises on tn
 little vessel.
 On account of the storm the outing C the Christian Endeavor union, to have bee l made to Lake Salt install on Saturday, wa
 postponed.
 There was a vesper service at the Gran Avenue Congregational church last even
 ing with programme as follows: Congre gational hymn; Lords prayer, congr, l gation; chant, Father Glorify Thy Son, ,,' choil
 Scripture reading; anthem, choir; Lord Hay Mercy" choir; Scripture reading; "And The
 That be Wise, etc" choir; Scripture reidink b the congregation; Praise God," choir aud COT gregation; prayer; hymn; sermon, Breeze from the Mountain Top" Rev. J. Lee Mitchell l ofertory; benediction.