The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-06-30
FAIR HAVEN NEVIS.

Sunday Services-Patriotic Praise Service Funeral of William II. Morrow-Made g Fast Miles,. ofT. Officers Elected.
 Timothy Fogarty of Washington street who died on Thursday, was the father oi John Fogarty the Fair Haven builder.
 J. H. Bradley, the house painter o1 12S Farren avenue, whose watch was stolen by William Davis, a colored lad has recovered his valuable time-piece.
 A patriotic praise service will be held in the Grand avenue Baptist church to- morrow evening under the direction of H. H. Palmer, the chorister. The pro- gram:
 Organ voluntary.
 Anthem, "Oh Come Let Us Worship,",:...
 Mrs. E. D. Warren and Choir. ' Invocation.
 Duet; II Will Magnify Thee :;..::...: Marsh
 Mrs. F. T. Reynolds and H. H. Palmer. Anthem, Praise Thou the Lord,". .Hauptmann Solo, 'rhe Good shepherda dn9,d; Barrj
 Miss Daisy Duell. National hymn, Great Western Land,"...
 Choir.
 Address by Rev. E. c. Sage.
 Battle Hymn of the Republic, c,".........
 :. Mrs; Reynolds and Choir. Hymn, America"
 Doxology.
 The members of the Hiram Camp di- ision S. of T., have been invited to at. tend an entertainment to be given by Elm City division at Pyramid hall State street and Hine place, next We'd nesday evening. Members of the Hir. am Camp division wishing tickets can procure them of James s. Young or M A. Farren.
 Hiram Camp division S. of T. has elected officers as follows: w. F., c. F Perry; w. A., Miss Hattie Baldwin; R S., James s. Young; assistant, Viola Hall; F. s. Charles Hendrickson; treas urer, F. P. Stafford; chaperon, Captain Charles H. Seely; conductor, T. o. Per. ry; assistant, Alice Honey; I. S.,Waltel Maybry; o. S., Ida F. Waters; P. w. P. William Goss; trustees for one year, w H Pollard, William Goss,F. J. Smith.
 MT. and Mrs. R. B. Farren and MT and Mrs Sherman Russell will arrive | IL oiAi SoAIoAll LA10 CNCIlllS. Clifford Thompson, brother of Dea con John Thompson of Center street returned from Florida short time ago He spent the winter and spring in the south, and his health has been much benefited He is at present visiting his sister in North Branford.
 r. H. Hemingway found in his store yesterday an issue of the Courier" o1 August 16, 1S7S It was like visit from an old friend.
 At the funeral of William H. Morrow held from his late residence, 193 Bassett street, yesterday afternoon, the bearers were the following members of Adelph lodge, r. and A. M. of Fair Haven William Newton jr., Charles o. Fran. cis, Isaac Potter, Sigmond Bauer An. thony De Matty and A. H. Cargill. The deceased was a brother of Jacob P Morrow of Clinton avenue.
 Contractor Lawrence O'Brien fin. ished up his contract on the East Pear street sewer yesterday afternoon.
 At the trotting meeting at Riverside park Thursday, there were no matches but Mir. Douglas exhibited his pace1 Ben Bolt" and his trotter; it is claim ed that the latter trotted in 2:30 to bi. cycle sulky. The Smith Brothers fine pair were also given several fine spins around the track
 The. Chautauqua circle of the west side held their last gatherng of the season Thursday evening in the par. lors of the East Pearl street M. b church. Several of the friends of mem. bers also enjoyed the hospitality. There was music and literary execises an6 light refreshments were served.
 MT. and Mrs. c. M. Freeman of Prov. idence, parents of Mrs. M A. Farren will arrive to-day on a visit to their daughter. ---,,