The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-07-06
Fam HAYEN NEWS.

A Sad Bereavement-To Visit Milwaukee
Baptist Sunday School-The New Fire
Engine House for Four Corners.
Yesterday was the fifth Sunday in
succession during which considerable
rain has fallen. The storm yesterday
afternoon came up While most of the
Sunday schools were in session and
many of the attendants got wet.
The Morris Cove community was
saddened by the death of Julia E.,
fourteen year of age, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George M. Thompson. Miss
Thompson assisted her aunt in taking
care of her little cousin, Arthur, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II. Buckingham,
who was i'll with diphtheria, and, con-
tracted the same disease which result
! ed in death
L. w. Moody of the annex, state
agent of the Northwestern Life Insur-
ance company, leaves this week for
Milwaukee to attend the annual meet
ing Of the state agents of the company.
He will take a steamer at Buffalo, 60
ing through the great lakes.
The p CT ic of the Sunday school of TIE
Grand avenue Baptist church will be
held at Hanover park tomorrow The
school will go up with the First Bap-
fist church school.
The report of the Grand avenue Bap-
fist Sunday school for the last quarter
showsshows an enrolment as follows:
| officers, o: teachers, 30; adult schol-
ars 257; primary, Co. Total, $685. Col
lections for the quarter $52.5S Aver
age attendance, 217. Largest attend
ance, PSI, The roll of honor shows that
the following named teachers and
scholars have been present every Sun
day: Jos phi Applegate, John Amman,
Austin Burroughs Harold Butler, Fan
ME Beebe, N. A. Beebe, Mrs A. Fl. Car
gill. Mrs. Corliss, William Denison,
Henry Fowle, c. Bertram French, Will
| lie Gage Hattie Hitchcock Mark Hare,
Robert Hanson, Eva Jacobs, Joseph
Jacobs, John Knight, George w. Love
land, Charles Leigh, Charles Manwar-
ing, William Preston, Mrs. John San
try. Vera Sage. Bertha Sturges, George
r. Sturges Harry Santry, Annie Web
ster and Ernest Williams.
The quarterly business meeting Of
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be held Wednesday evening. Reports
from all the departments of the church
will be made.
Plans for the new building for the
fire engine companies at the Four Cor
ners, provide for building SO by GO
! feet, two stories The lower floor will
be used for storing the fire apparatus
and the second floor for the quarters of
the companies. There is to be tower
forty seven feet in height. The plan Is
| for stock company to erect the build
| ing. The Annex hose company now
has forty-seven members and the Day
ton Hook and Ladder company sixty
eight members.
IN TOTOKET.
A Fair Haven lady writes: A very
very pleasant occasion and one long TO
be remembered occurred at the home of
Mr.. Smith and wife at Totoket July 1,
when Mr.. Smith entertained the mem
bers of his Bible class of tee Grand
avenue Baptist church. The entire
house was thrown open for the enter
/ tainment of his guests, while the ample
grounds furnished delightful resting
places for those inclined to out of door
pleasures. The following persons were
present: Mrs. Bronson, Mrs. Dodd,
Mrs. Kilbourn, Mrs. Williams Mrs.
Manwaring, Mrs. Dorman, Miss Elvria
Hubbard, Mrs. Gibbons, Mrs. Corliss,
Miss Bunce. During the afternoon the
party enjoyed the visit Of neighbor
of Mr.. Smiths, Jerome Harrison gen
tleman nearly ninety years old He
has a retentive memory, and loves to
tell about old times. He was a member
of the legislature at Hartford about
/ twenty years ago. He is very active
for one Of his years, and in the enjoy
ment of his faculties. The party par
took o. a bountiful repast, and at the
close of the day enjoyed a fine drive in
Mrs. Smiths Carryall. Many thanks
to Mr.. Smith and his estimable lady.