Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-19
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

sunday notwithstanding Entertatn.
ments-nlr. Buist for Physical
Instruct0r-oaptainW Wright Ia Mex
leo.
Rev. DR.. Sage preached yesterday morn
Ing on "Worship," basing his remarks on
the Twsnty-ninth Psalm. In the evening
three candidates were baptized, making
sixteen In all since the present revival be-
gan.
Raw. J. Lss Mitchell at the Grand ave-
nue Congregational church preached last
evening on "The Myths Of the Bible" In
the evening his topic was "Ths Tale of an
Ancient Lone Match"
At the Second Congregational church
Rev. D. N. James delivered sermon yes
terdsy morning on 'The Supreme Test of
Loyalty" In the evening the subject was
1.-THE Infusion of tho Christian Spirit Va.
the Intrusion of Ecclesiastical Rule In tho
| Affairs of the State"
| Fair Haven is we'll represented in the
| lodges of the New England Order of Pro-
lection, but some of the foremost in the
order found that there was plenty of
material for lodge to be located here and
the outcome of their labors has been the
institution of Fort Hale lodge, full par
ticulsrs concerning which were given in
Saturdays CoUR1ER.
Captain William A. Wright has gone to
Mexico in the employ of q railroad com
psny. BE will have charge of tho con-
struction of marine railway, wharves and
bridges.
| Mr.. and Mrs Herbert B. Ives will leave
for Rockledge, Fla, tomorrow.
| James Kerwin of Ferry street was dned
s. in the city court on Saturday for drunk
enness and sent to jail. He drove hie
daughter out of doors and threatened his
wife, but on tho breach of the peace charge
Judgment was suspended.
Mrs Katie Preston Ia teaching music in
the Yslesville schools.
The ladies of the W. @. T. u are arrang.
ing to give an entertainment on the even.
ing of March 1, to consist of an illustrated
lecture on the worlds fair by Rev. Mr.. An
drews of Massachusetts.
a very pretty entertainment has beer
arranged for Wednesday evening, to b.
given in the Grand avenue Congregations
church. The entertainment will begin a
O'Clock, and the admission is only II
cents, an exceedingly email sum for 80 fin'
program. The ladies will serve supper
at 6 o'clock, and the tickets are 10 cents
| rOIlOWln8 ID tue program ZOE Gne onLef
tainment: Overture, orchestra; reading,'' ~
sisterly Scheme" Kate Douglass Virgins
by Miss Mary Dudley Burk; banjo solo
Miss Addie Meek; song, selected, Frederic
s. Weld; reading, "RuggIs's Christina
Dinner" from Puck, Miss Burk
selection, orchestra; song, selected, Mis-
Clara Ford; Xylophone solo,E B. Warren
song, selected, VIM. L. Pewtress: reading
} selected. Miss Burk: march, orchestra.
Il The Y. M. G. A. has secured George L
BUST for their physical instructor in tn
gymnasium and he began his duties at tn
a last meeting of the class and was warml
t welcomed by the pupils, having been th
instructor several months ago. Mr.. But.
! | won the Yale championship medal for 189
few days ago at the Yale gymnasium. q
j Is an excellent gymnast and the associatio
i is fortunate in securing his services agair
Mr.. and Mrs. L P. Converse gave
whist party Friday evening. Those pre-
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrickson, M
and Mrs. Denison, Mr.. and Mrs. Wtllial
Houston, Mr.. William Pierpont. Mr.
Lines. The first was won by Mrs.
, Hendrickson; the BOBBY prizs by Mr.. an
| Mrs. DenisOn.