The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-07
FAIR HdHEN.
At Grand Avenue Congrega tlonnI chu,c chs.
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 At Grand Avenue Congregational chu,ch- Funeral of Mir. Groom General News.
 A line entertainment is to be giver at the Grand avenue Congregations church this evening at o'clock undel the auspices of the Self Denial society Mrs. sakurai. Japanese woman who has been converted from Buddhism tC Christianity, will give the representa- ton of a Japanese wedding. It is hei desire to establish an undenomina. tional woman's Bible institute .. in Japan modelled after Mir. Moody's. a great need in Japan, hence the neces- sity of her receiveing special train ing. She has brought some handsome Japanese curios which she win ex- hibit. The admission Is ten and twenty cents. At the close of the entertain ment ice cream will be served. Along the old rpadbed of the Shore Line road, in Fair Haven and the annex, many telegraph poles are in a reclining position and few have fallen flat as the result of Monday nights severe gale.
 The funeral of William s. Green, the well known janitor of the Grand ave- nue school, was attended from his late home, 66 Clinton avenue, Monday af- ternoon. The services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Sage and Rev. D., M. James. both of whom spoke In the highGst terms of the Christian character and the excellence as citl- zen of the departed. The bearers were J. P. Morrow, N. A. Beebe, William Rogers and James Girken. |"
 The storm of Monday night cut off steamer 5's house and most of the Fair Haven district from the fire alarm telegraph service and %firemen were stationed near private telephones to send in the alarm in case of fire.
 Sons were born in the families of N. W. Allyn, William Meickel and William McCabe of the annex on Sunday.
 The Kings Daughters met with Miss Addie Strong yesterday afternoon to ar range for the concert to be given in the Second Congregational church on the evening of November 15. ..il'
 s. D. Bradley of Grand avenue is visiting his sister in Syracuse, N. Y.
 Mrs. John Willmott is in New York looking out for the sale of her new book, "A Dash of Red Paint" The work Is illustrated by engravings made by Irving Hurlbut.
 Eight members were added to the Sec ond Congregational church Sunday. . Adelphi lodge, F. and A. M, held a Special" Monday evening. At the regu- lar meeting last evening three candl- dates received degrees.
 James Laden of Ferry street, a stu dent in the New York Veterinary col lege, came home yesterday to vote. ''
 Officer Mack of the annex had extra duty to perform yesterday, owing to the election. ..
 The republicans of the Fourteenth ward used the vacant store at the cor her of East Grand avenue and Quinni- piac street for committee room yes- terday.
 In the Fourteenth ward the republi- cans made an effective canvsiss yester- day and at 4 p. m. had boiled all but fifteen of their votes in the, ward.
 Rev. D. M. James attended the meet, ing of Congregational pastors held at the chapel of the United church yes-. terday. -''.. ''-
 Lineman, Grant. with an assistant, came over to Fair Haven yesterday to repair tho alarm wires. Most of the damage to the line was. in Grand ave- nue and River street. .---