The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-29
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

DR., Burwelrs Fine Homing Pigeons-Death
of Captain John Hervey-People at Camp
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mt Grand Avenue Bap-
list Church for Month of August-Death
Captain W. H. wright Who Was for
Many Years Proprietor of the Fair Haven
Marine Railway.
DR.. Burwell, the Grand avenue
dentist, who is an active member
of the New Haven Homing club, has
about. fifty fine homing pigeons which
have their nests in the west tower OF
the old Central Hall block. The next
fly will be from New Rochelle home on
August d. When old birds are entered
the number to enter is limited to three,
but as the next race is to be between
young birds Doc" will enter as many
as possible, which depends on the size
of the basket which the club forwards
TO New Rochelle.
Miss Mckay of Baltimore is visiting
her cousin, Nina Granniss of 204 Front
street.
r. T. Warner of the firm Of w. A.
Warmer e. Bro, has gone to Watertown,
where his family Is summering, to spend
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Amelia Riggs of Houston street,
who has been making two months
visit in Bethel, has returned home.
Miss Lille Sanford of Patterson, N.
T., is visiting her cousin, Ida Waters,
of Pierpont street.
Mrs. Carl Ives of Exchange street
has returned from a months visit with
relatives in Maine.
Rev. E. G. Sage, pastor of the Grand
avenue Baptist church, win take his
vacation in August. Next Sunday Rev.
Mr.. Nichols Of the Howard avenue Bap-
tist church will preach. On the second
Sunday in August L. L. Bamberg, a
divinity student at CroZier seminary,
will preach in the morning. and in
the evening there will be concert
following a program furnished by the
state convention, of which Rev. p. s.
Evans, former pastor. Is secretary.
The third and fourth Sundays the pull
pit will be filed by Rev. Mr. De Larme,
former pastor of Hope Baptist church.
Last evening the choir of the Grand
avenue Baptist church, assisted by Miss
Edith Porter, soprano; Miss d. Gertrude
Duell, alto, and c. A. Morse, tenor, rem
dered special music. The program was.
Savior, When Night Involves the
Skies NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Shelley
Duet-Rejoice in the Lord Schneider
Miss Duell and II. H. Palmer.
Male Quartet-Come Ye Disconso-
late Observation-Disclosures. Holden
Benedic Anima. Observation-Disclosures. Buck
n c.a,,,+,r;r wieea m
The choir will have a vacation during
August and William Huntley will have
charge of the music.
Mr.. John Damn and family, Ozro Tai
madge and family and Mr.. and Mrs. L..
J. Bristol are attending the camp meet
ing at Plainville.
Saturday evening a number of MEM
bers of Columbia Castle, No. 8, K. G..
E., enjoyed the hospitality of John G..
Hurd at his cottage at Shell Beach,
below the lighthouse. A bounteous sup
per of clam chowder, watermelons, ETC.,
was served the guests.
There was a large attendance of chill
dren at the East Pearl street M. E.
church yesterday morning as the pas
tor, Rev. N. G. Cheney, preached a
special sermon for them. In the even
ing there was praise service, in which
the whole congregation participated,
old familiar hymns being sung.
Mrs. Henry Barnes of Houston street
is stopping at the Maplewood, Sheffield,
Mass.
A FINE PRAISE SERVICE.
At the Grand avenue Baptist church
last evening a praise service was given
by the choir of the church under the
direction of H. H. Palmer. The choir is
composed of Misses Edith B. Davey and
Kate Darby, sopranos; Mrs. William
Sheffield and Miss Nora Sage, altos;
Bartlett Paulmier and Harry L. Santry,
tenors, and r. c. Hart and H. H. Pal
mer, BASES. Last evening the choir
was assisted by Miss Edith A. Porter,
Miss D. Gertrude Duell and C. A. Marsh.