The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-06
NORTH HAvEN.

NORTH v Al FIN.
 Dec. 5.-Rev. II. w. Pope of New Haven is holding series of gospel meetings this week, The first lesson was on Sunday morning from the scrip ture text found in the Flfty-second chapter of Isaiah, the second in the evening and the third q Bible lesson on Tuesday afternoon, All well attend ed and of much interest. All are well come.
 The ladies of St. Johns church hold their annual Christmas sale this week on Wednesday evening, December l. Much has been done to make this en- tertainment equal to any given by the society and it is hoped that many will attend and be glad and rejoice that they went
 The three-year-old heifer belonging to MT. R. w, smith, which gave twenty quarts of milk per day last spring, still continued a good milker and gives sixteen quarters per day at the pres ent time.
 Mrs F. L. Smith expects to leave for the, south on Monday, December 9, to remain through the winter on &C., count of her health.
 The person who found a lady's dark brown silk glove in or near the Con- gregational church last Sunday will confer a favor by informing the Courier correspondent.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Smith and their two children spent Thanksgiving with MT R. w. Smiths family and remain ed until Monday, when they returned to their home in Railway, N. J.
 So much is said in the papers about the loss of poultry by skunks that it may not seem out of place to say that a family in North Haven lost two valuable hens in one evening last week by one of these animals, which was seen and frightened by member of the family, but afterwards came back for another victim
 The service in the Congregational church on Tuesday evening was more fully attended than any of the preced- ing meetings. The usual exercises were very much enlivened by a band of Yoke fellows from Cheshire, several of whom gave their experience of being resaved from the depths of sin and in temperance through the labors of MT Pope in that place about a year ago Brother Carey stated that forty-five years ago he was waif in the streets without friends or home and he was picked up and brought to North Haver by a resident of this place, who gave him a home and brought him into this church and Sunday school, to which he was under a debt of deep gratitude.
 The president of the Fair Haven an6 Westville Street Railway company ten dered the free use of a special car tc the Eaton brothers of Montowese fol Thanksgiving day. At their invitation there were in the party R. o. Eator and family, MT. and Mrs. Theodore Eaton, MT. and Mrs. J. o. Eaton, Rev MT. and Mrs. Simons, MT. and Mrs. w A. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Rob inscn, G. I. Cooper and family, MT. ant Mrs. F. w. Brocksieper of Montowese c. T. Driscoll and wife, and MT. ant Mrs Porter from North Haven and MT and Mrs R. T. Llnsley and Fred Blakes lee and family of North Haven. They started for Montowese about 2:30 an( went to Westville, the Yale Field, tt West Haven, returning to Montowest about haf-past six. Refreshment: were served at several points on thu route, making it a very enjoyable oc casion.
 The attendance at the special meet ings at the Congregational church un der the leadership of Mir. Pope ha been surprisingly large. The afternoon Btbie reading is being well sustained and the room in the evening is com fortably filled. Much interest is bein: manifested, and many have already re ceived great good from their attend ance. MT. Pope's knowledge of tn Bible is remarkable, and it is eviden that he has mastered in thought ant in experience some of the deepest spir itual truths. His mode of presenting his thoughts, too, is very earnest am inspiring This is an opportunity whic. none can afford to neglect