Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-28
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
Christian Endeavor OfRcers-Praise
Service-Boys, Brigade Entertain.
ment-Big Arrival of Coal-Improv-
ing the Parks.
The following program is for tomorrow
evenings praise service at the Second Con-
gregationsl church:
Organ psrslude-Andantino. ..........N. F. Hesse
Scripture reading responsivelyo.
Anthem-Deus, in D......................D d. Buck
Response-"Jesus, Thou Art Standing.
..:...''''...'''.' '''''..''''''..''''''S
Authenticity, Hark, My soull". .......,,
Address BY Rsy. john i: Male. . - ~
A AG1 so e. BY Miss Lynch.
Organ postluds-March (sortie), D MAJOR.
......................... IA. dunmau'
The re- gular quartet will be assisted by q
second quartet, composed of Miss E. Nc.
Donald soprano, Mrs. @. r. Baldwin alto,
Mr.. W. Smith tenor and Mr.. R. @. Hart
bass. Herbert Dews Hodgson is orgsnist
and director.
The Junior Christian Endeavor society
of the Second Congregational church has
elected these officers: President, Ebert
Aunsell; vice president, Lizzie Doolittle;
secretary, Howard Bates; treasurer, Edith
Rowe; prayer meeting committee, Roy
Hemingway, Ef6s Mansfield, Bessie Rowe,
Sadie Wright and Fred Psrmelee; lookout
committee, Minnie Bailey, Edith Bates,
Willie Niles, Bern Russell and William
Fsrren; music committee, Edna Augur,
Alice Bradley, Florence Ludington, Robert
Psrmelee and Irving Niles; social commit
tee, Bertha Wright, Willie Pawson, Paul
inc Merchant, Minnie Palmer, Mabel Bates,
Flossie Simpson, James Merchant and o.
car Whitehead; ushers, Henry Davis and
Harry Bray.
A praise service will be gives at Grace
church tomorrow evening, with program
As follows:
Prelude-Lustpiel overture ..........,....,,.
Pfocessional-sing Alleluliah ..............B Bach
Gantat.: T., Dauoer
Gantata IN ........................Ba Bach
Hymn-Hear My OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Prayer. watson
Hymn-Jssus, Lover Of my Soul. ..........
A''-o' Miss en Hs! ne saairss. 'c0enen
Rec ssional- God be With You. .....
Whats fte
At the Grand avenue Baptist church to-
morrow morning, Rev. DR.. Sage will preach
on "Reminiscences, a Basis of Hope" and
In the evening the theme will be "What IL
the Sabbath Worth to Working People."
The entertainment given in the Sunday
school room of the East Pearl street n. e,
church Thursday evening, drew forth q
large attendance. The proceeds will be
used for buying proceeds for the Boys
brigade. The play "Antecedents" was Civ
en- by the following cast: Miss May Horton,
Miss Edith Porter, Miss Bertha johnson,
+. E. Edgsr. r. W.Keast and Frank Temp.
kins. There were recitations by Miss Par
melee of West Haven and drill by the
hospital corps of the Boys brigade.
Mrs. John AcGregor and her daughter,
the wife of Rev. q. II. Thompson of Hart
ford, are visiting friends here.
n. Konold & Son have just received four
csrgoes of coal, a. follows: Barge Baltf-
more, $50 tons; barge Owen Brady, $50
tons; barge Berwind, 679 tons, and q box
with 400 tons, q total of 2, 3a9-tons
r. 8. Bunnell of the annex, president of
the Connecticut Drummsrs' and Fifers'
association. announces that the annual
tournament will be held In Waterbury In
September.
Next Wednesday the East Haven select
men Will decide concerning the amount of
license fees to be paid by its itinerant
peddlers.
Superintendent Thempson is setting
large number of elms and evergreens in
Fort Hale and Fort Wooster parks.
d. b. Thompson has Just lost q horse,
recently brought from the west, from the
effects Of lung fever.
One of the permanent tracks over the
new Shore Line cutoff has been put down
from the Air Line junction to Quinnipiac
street.