The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-04
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| the Methodist church met yesterday
afternoon in the chapel to sew. Supper
| time followed.
The Indian River grange met Tues
| day evening at the headquarters on
| Broad street and completed arrange
ments for the meeting of the Pomona
grange which is to be held here on
Thursday. The gathering will be in
| the town hall at 10 o'clock a. m. for the
annual installation of officers and the
transaction of other business. A recess
will be had at noon for dinner, which
is to be served in the Plymouth church
parlors. The afternoon session will
consist of literary and musical pro-
gram open to all members of the
! grange. 1t is expected that the mem
bers of the grange will turn out large
| ly to help to entertain the visiting
grange.
! The annual soiree of the Arctic En-
CINE company took place last evening
in the town hall Professor Poll of
Waterbury prompted Music was fur
nished by Clark's orchestra.
The baby show which was to have
taken place last Thursday in Good Sa-
maritan hall in Clark's block will be
held this evening.
Mrs. David G. Olmstead, who has
| been seriously i'll at her home on North
| street is slightly improved
The Wopowage lodge I. o. 0. F., held
its regular meeting last night in it's
rooms on Broad street
Miss Grace Brothuton is visiting rel
atives in New London.
Perry & Clark took possession of
Cornwall's grocery Tuesday. Mr.. Corn
wall intends going into the butter, egg
and cheese business in New Haven
| soon.
FIRST CHURCH NOTES.
The Benevolent union meets this af-
ternoon at o'clock for work, in the
parlors of the church. Tea will be
served at o'clock In the evening the
society will give an entertainment, as
sisted by the young ladies. The sum
bonnet drill will be repeated by request.
"Hiawathas Wooing" and the Songs
of Seven will be given in pantomime.
A quartet of violins will furnish music,
together with several other numbers
that will make the program equally
pleasing The entertainment is to be-
gin at s O'clock The admission is ten
1 cents.
The girls class meets Friday after
noon at AIS.
do, mo
service will be seld at 7:45; subject
"Our Church Covenant"
Saturday evening the pastor will
meet at the parsonage all who desire
to join the church, by letter or by pro-
fession, or desiring religious conversion
| Sunday morning service at 10;30
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. HI. Fl
Morse. Sunday school at 12:15. The
banner was given last Sunday to Mr.
Frank Hines class for attendance and
Mrs Edith Botsford's class for collec.
ton: in the primary department, tc
Miss Luda Bosworth's class.
Junior Endeavor at 3.15; leader, Lou
is Heady; subject, The Beatitudes-
Which Do You Most Need to Remem-
ber?"
Senior Endeavor at $50; leader, AL
bertus Whitcomb; subject, Sincerity
With Ones Self, With Others, With
God"
Evening service at 7:30.
The Milford Wheel club holds it's reg.
ular meeting in it's lodge rooms on Riv'
err street tonight.
Mrs. George w. Munson is recover
ing from an attack of the grip.
Master Carlton Heady, son of DR.. E
B. Heady, is recovering from a severe
attack of the grip and tonsilitis.
Frank M. Green passed away yester
day afternoon at his home on New Ha
ven avenue. Notice Of funeral hereaf
ter.