Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-07
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

-Sfel&n1ng Fafty to @eAterVAIe-t Attended the Grand Castle-HousiDg Ice-Mr. Hand to Return. An event awakening much interest Is the to be given by the children of the Sunday school of Grand avenue church tonight. A large i. indicated. The children to take part will represent the people of diff ferent nations. Some will be dressed in costumes indicative of the nations they will | others will recits aud sing, and | the program will thus be quite varied. l The children are ''all alive" over the affair | and the tickets are selling rapidly. The affair will be held in the Sunday school ! room, opening at 7:30 o'clock. Ths pro gram is as follows: Chinese woman. n................."...:R Rita Smith Burman woman. .Gertie Bodweii Karen woman. Josephine hemtngWay ainon woman. .............. .MMle McDermott Hindu child-widow. .. .Junie Brown , These in the costumes of the respective countries they will represent
 These others, eheathen children, ," sitting in ssckcloth: Lottie MundeIieu, Fred Gopely,
  Edith konald, Clifford Walker Lena Geirding, George Kessle,
 Inez Brcckway, Sam Hemingway, Grace Ryals, Clyde Huntley
 Others who take part are:
 Maude Kelley, Wilbur smith,
 ! thel Prince, klijah Ball,
 Ella Gates, Mabel Ford,
 Mabel Geirding, Edna Simms.
 The third anniversary of Hiram Camp division, 8. of T., will bs observed at Cen &rol hall ,fyon oH r,QA nre sand tickets have been issued. The pro- gram has been completed as follows: Piano duet, Messre. Woodcock and Barnes; ed. dress, E. L G. Hohenthsl, c. WIZ; duet, bones and piano, Miss and Mrs. Terrill; address, Charles A. Baldwin, P. G. W. F.; duet, cornet and piano, MT. Ross and Miss Black; remarks, Rev. D. M. James; vocal solo, Miss Edith Foote; remarks. Rev. N. J. Squires; whistling solo, Miss Pratt; ad- dress, O. E. Hart, G. T.; duet, violin and piano, MT. Ding wall and E. E Okeson; re- marks, Rev. D J. Clark; recitation, Mrs. Goodrich; remarks, Rev. J. Fl. Hand; vo- cal solo, Miss Edith Porter; address, Thomas E. Murphy.
 On Monday evening a sleighing party left the home of Miss Barlow for Center vile, and was made up of most of tke members of Room 12, Woolsey school. They had a delightful time and all voted 1t great success. Among those who par tioipsted In the fun were the Misses Gal braith, Barnes, Lowe, Kay, Lane, Halton, Sperry, Linahan, Byington, Tucker, Sage, Parker, Huntley and the Messrs. Lowe, Baldwin, Chamberlain, Sommer, Luding- Jacobe, Vaughn, Meensn and Fleming. At the meeting yeoterday of tho grand castle, Knights of the Golden Eagle, W. 8. Rowe, F Tyler, J. D. Vanderbilt and John G. Hurd of Fair Haven attended. Messrs. Vanderbilt and Hurd, past chiefs, were l admitted as new members of the grand | castie. | The officers and teachers of the Sunday school of the Grand avenue Congregational church met at the home of the superinten- dent, Walter s. Welton, on Plerpont street last evening. and listened to an Instructive and interesting address.
 The Young Peoples guild of the Grace Episcopal church cleared about $50 from the proceeds of recent entertainment.
 Workmen have begun housing ice at Ed. Rowe's pond and the surface of Hem. ingway's pond was being cleared of snow ! yesterday, preparatory to the Consumers company beginning the housing of blocks.
 The quarterly conference of the Eas, Pearl street M. B. church voted to extend call to Rev. J. H. Hand to remain pasto1 | tuo cOulDS year. 1no request or tne church acting through the conference vii
 doubtless be approved at the meeting oi
 the New York East conference to be held
 in few weeks. Mir. Hand ha. been tho
 popnlar pastor of the church for the pas
 two years.
 At the last meeting of Hiram Caml
 division, s. of T., five members were ini,i
 ated and there was one proposition fo
 membership. The division has now sbou
 100 members.
 MT. Lawrence has been chosen chairman
 of the committee on entertainment of th,
 Y. M. O. A., and Harry Crawford, secre
 tsry. The committee will meet at th
 rooms on Friday evening at S:30 and al
 members are requested to attend as ther is business to attend to.
 John Lsncrsft, Burton Fl. Strickland and Clayton Woodford are among tn
 members of the New Haven Naval bat talton which bids fair to become one of tn
 most popular organisations of the city.
 Mrs. E. 0. M. Hall entertains the mem
 bers of the Young Ladies' Mission circle a
 her home, S2 Grand avenue, Thursds, evening.
 Miss Wealthy Ann Thompson is quit
 i'll at the residence of her sister, Mrs. H. Kelley, AZ Atwster street. Dr. c. B Adams is in attendance.