Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-23
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
The Floor Fell-Sunday Services
Death Of r. d. KellOgg-S. of I

The Floor Fell-Sunday Services.
Death of F. d. Kenogg-S. of T.
Delegates-Entertain
Some time during Thursday night the
| second floor of the Adamant company's
plaster works collapsed with 100 tons of
plaster. The damage was being repaired
yesterday.
There were about seventy-6ve teams
driven up to Riverside park to the races
Thursday afternoon. George Dsyton's
horse beat horse belonging to Mr.. Dillon
of Dillon & Douglass in 1884. MI. Dlllon's
horse has a record of 2:26.
A strawberry festival was held at the
home of Mrs. E. z. Roberts, Grand avenue,
thursday evening, for the benefit of the
parish of Grace church.
Robert 0. Moody will address the Y. M.
@. A. meeting tomorrow afternoon and at
the close Of the meeting the devotional
committee will meet to consider the plan
for holding outdoor Sunday afternoon
| meetings.
Members of the Y. N. @. A. Wheel club
had q run to Branford Thursday evening,
Rev. DR.. Sage, at the Grand Avenue
Baptist church, will tomorrow evening
address the graduating class of thu Wool
sey school, which, with teachers, will be
present in body. ALL friends of educa-
ton are invited.
Rev. D. NJ. Mitchell, the eolored evaneel-
list, will hold meeting in Central hall to-
morrow evening.
News was received here yesterday of the
sudden death from heart disease of F.
Dwight Kellogg at his home in Baltimore
Mr. Kellogg was here only a few days ago,
and his friends will be panied to hear of
his sudden death. He ia aon of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Martin D. Kellogg
of this place. He spent most of his
life here, but soon after the burning of the
key works of Kellogg & Ives he removed
to Baltimore and had since been engaged in
the fish and fruiS-canning business His
son Nank was In business with him. He
also leaves two unmarried daughters resid.
ing in Baltimore and another daughter, the
wife of Captain Vesper of West Haven.
His wife died some time ago. She
was q daughter of Joseph Granniss.
The remains will be brought here for inter-
mens.
b. b. Palmer, director of the chorus
choir of the Grand avenue Baptist church,
entertained the members at his home on
Howard avenue Thursday evening.
Hiram Camp division has elected the
following delegates to the session of the
district division No 1, Sons of Tempere
ance. to be held with Perseverance divis.-
ion of Wallingford next Tuesday: Dele
gate-at-large, William Gass; delegates,
Miss Ida F. Waters. Mrs. Walter Tato,
Miss W. b. Houston, Miss May Dcolittle,
Mrs. Mary Gridleigh, Merit a. Farren,
Charles q. Sseley, W. G. Waters, J. S.
Young, W. d. Houston, e. I. Stiles; alter
mates. Mrs. John Hudson, Miss Hat
tie Baldwin, Mrs. Charles Hines,
Miss Hattie Converse, Mrs. Hervey Lines,
Mrs. A. n. Dorman, Miss Viola A. Hall,
e. L. Perry, E. ]. Durkee, Washington |
Cunningham. W. Maybrey. The session |
is called for Q p. M, and it will be neces-
sary for delegates to take the 1906 D. m. |
train to be present at the opening Of the |
conference. There will be public meet |
Ing In the evening, and members may
taken trains leaving this city at 3:10, 5 and |
6:15.
Rev. ]. A. Gallup of Madison will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Second church to-
morrow.
In place of the usual Sunday evening |
service there Will be an eventide |
Eervice Mt the Grand avenue Congregation
al church tomorrow at $50 with quartet
and chorus singing, orchestra music and
address by Rev. ]. Lee Mitchell.