The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
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FAIR H4VEN.

of Mrs. Charles D. Brooks, who hac
 drilled the 15O participants for severa
 weeks, and John C. Bradley acting as
 the musical director. The pulpit plat form had been built out to accommo- date forty persons. There was beau tiful display upon this platform. In the center was a large arch bearing the words: "Ie Lives-Once Dead. T
 Extending up the sides of the pulpit arch were decorations of holly and hemlock, with several appropriate in
 scriptions. There was also an effec-
 tive display of palms, callas, etc. the
 whole giving a really beautiful arrange ment.
 The program was excellently present.
 ed throughout. It was arranged as fol
 lows:
 Opening Chorus-The Lord is Risen In deed.
 Anthem-Choir.
 Recitation-Sam Hemingway. | Quartet-The Risen Christ.
 Song-By the Primary Class.
 Chorus-Tell Us the Story of Easter
 Fair.
 Lilies of the Field and Seed Song Forty Voices.
 Recitation-George Kessle.
 'he Armor s-Twenty-seven Boys Chorus-Spices From the Lily Beds
 Crown Him-Reta Smith.
 Chorus = Gates Ajar = Twenty-eight
 Young Ladies.
 Lena Trombly, the smallpox patient, attended dance in Harugari hall on Tuesday night and danced with many different partners. All day Tuesday she visited a family of four on Pine street. A woman and child called dur in the day. All these have been vac cinated by Dr. Wright of the board of health.
 The Fair Haven four masted schooner H. H. Hanscom has sailed from Nor folk for Allyn's Point with coal. An- other Fair Haven built schooner, the Horace P. Shares, Captain Mount, sailed on Thursday from Norfolk for Key West.
 At the communion service held at the Grand avenue Baptist church yes terday morning thirteen persons re- ceived the right hand of fellowship, thus becoming members of the church. The ages of the candidates ranged from ten to forty-five years.
 Captain Jabez Weaver of Lloyd street went to New York Saturday to inspect the schooner E. H. Weaver. Captain Weaver commands this vessel save in the winter, when he remains ashore. The schooner arrived on Saturday from Apalochoeola, Fla, somewhat damaged, with loss of part of deck load of lumber, sails and leaking.
 The New Haven Street Railway com pany is to build a car house ron Ferry street, west side, near the old Shore Line railroad, to accommodate fifty cars, as the car house on East Chapel street is too small for the additions to the rolling stock. The company has ordered fifteen open and five closed cars and they are now nearly completed at the car shops of Jones. of Troy. These cars are to be finely equipped. hand somely furnished and as good as any in the country. With this installment the company will have eighty five cars and will be excellently equipped for the business which reached such an immense volume last year
 Last evening at the Second Congrega- tional church the pastor, Rev. D. M James, gave the second illustrated ser mon, entitled "The Life of Our Lord" The illustrations consisted of about sixty stereopticon pictures thrown by c. E. Steele.
 Yesterday afternoon the Junior En- Joo np T, tional church observed their second an- with program of interesting 
 An excellent entertainment was given in the rooms of East Rock lodge, A. 0. U. w., after the lodge exercises at the last meeting under the direction of l.. J. Mundelin and E. S. Wade. There were recitations and songs, and Messrs. Wade and Mundelin put on the gloves and greatly amused their brothers of the lodge.
 Rev. pr. Sage took part in the dedi- cation of the Second Baptist church of last week. He was accom- panied by Deacons Hammond and Beebe.
 A surprise party was rendered Mrs Charles sherman at her residence, 56 Woolsey street, Saturday evening About forty of her friends were pres ent and a delightful time was enjoyed by all Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Emery Smith, MT. and Mrs. David Hanselpacher, MT and Mrs. John | 5antry MT. and Mrs. c. N. Davis, Cap ain Combs Mrs Tillotson, Mrs. Poron- Q, Mrs. Melvin Toronto, c. E. Park, | Mr. French, George Loveland, Miss V. | Hall, Miss M. Hall, Miss B, Meigs, Miss ;. Greenfield, Miss G. Van Slyke, Mrs. ]. Frost, Miss D. Jacobs, Mrs. E. L. | Webster of Naugatuck, c. B. Hendrick- 'on, W. Preston, B. French and MT. 5pooner.