The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-01-18
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~"i0"-NeW store and Apartment Block Home From the West-Funds for the Armenian Boys-Pleasant Social occa- sions-Hiram Camp Team Drills.
 The protracted meetings at the Grand avenue Baptist church are to be continued every evening this week. saturday excepted The pastor, Rev Dr. Sage, will be assisted in this spec ial religious work by Rev. J, B. Lemon of Willimantic. MT. Lemon was pres ent for the first time last evening and preached Each evening the singing will be led by a chorus choir Services begin at 7:30 o'clock
 Rev. Harry E. Peabody, assistant minister at the Church of the Redeem CT, preached at the Grand avenue Con gregational church yesterday morn ing. The evening service was omitted. Contracts have been let for the store and department block that c. H. Con- way is, to build in Grand avenue, near Blatchley avenue. The contractors are L. J. Coffey, w. $. Harday and Sheehan & Groark. Cost, about $9,5o0.
 Mrs. John McGregor of Hartford Is visiting friends here.
 Alfred G. Greuner, who stood eleV- enth in the New Haven Grays contest for the Granniss medal, is clerk at h. A. Warner & Bros.'s store.
 Charles Cook, the barber, has return ed from six months trip in the west. During his absence he has visited Chl- cago, Denver, Colorado City and Boul- der, Col. Most of his stay was i'll Col orado, where, he says, business IS very quiet.
 Fort Hale lodge, N. E. o. F., has lnl- tiated the following new members: Mrs. Karasch and Mrs. Mary Quinn.
 The annual meeting of Council NO D, Brotherhood of Relief, will De neio Wednesday evening at o'clock at the store of w. s. & E. H. Rowe. Reports will be read and officers elected.
 "A supper will be given at the nome or MT and Mrs. c. w. Kanahan, NO. z Wolcott street, on Tuesday, from 10 ' n m. the proceeds to be used m lh- rreasing the fund for preserving the lives of Armenian boys, more than 5o,ooo If whom have been orphaned. 1he ,ystar sunner will be only 15 cents, and in attending good Work VIII pe siea. ly assisted. Miss Krikona will pc pres ent. attended in her natlVe cosluiiie' and will tell about the recent massa- ..- cres and the work of relief. ohe VIII have Armenian goods on sale.
 The w. c. T. U. meeting held in the East Pearl street M D. church yester- day afternoon was conducted by mem hers of the Salvation army
 The home of Selectman Thomas l. Kinney. No! 317 Grand avenue, was 1leasantly, invaded Friday night py Twelve young ladies, friends or ms vo,lng daughter, Miss Vertie Kinney. ona hour was devoted to whist, folloW- Cd by music and recitatlons os ene young hostess, an accompllshlhFne 1T ,rbich she is quite proficient A dalnty lunch was served The next meell,is .,;l1 ha at Miss Mabel McMahon's The ,11,o,aaYmbers are: Miss Dottie BaldWin' Nellie Edmonson, Mabel sims, 1uiile grown. Mabel McMahon, Hattie Ga1es' .rassie Fogarty, Esther Hull, Verte Kinn4y. Mildred Nettleton, Jenhle uughson and Minnie Rogerson.
 Tbe team drills of companies A ano F of Hiram Camp division, Sons ol rron,narance are continuing with mucf :,,4a,as+ and there is a great deal o1 e,,iand1v rivalry attending the contest The company which is ad]uosea :. have done the best team Work Will Will p' treated to a supper by the rlVai coili many at the end of the season. Ahotll er largely attended meeting was hel. Thursday evening and the team Worf was by the members Of company T with nrogram as follows: Mandollf and guitar duet the Misses Sperry niano solo, Frank McManus; reelta tion, Mrs. J. $. Young; graphaphone selections, George w. Leveland; reaa ing. Mrs Strickland; song, Annie Hu hand and Agnes Richards; grapha rhone selections, MT Loveland; reclta ton Mrs. Strong; mandolin ana gulta duet the Misses Sperry; recitation Alice Sperry; graphaphone selections Mr. T,oyeland; recitation, MT Morse niano solo, Frank McManus; recita tion Annie Hutand; zither solo, Mis- Tillie Miller; recitation, Mrs. Strlck land. reading, Mrs. Hudson; recitation Mr Morse; mandolin and piano due' TT o. Perry and HE Woodstock; reao inc Mrs. w. H. Pollard; recitation Mrs Strong: tableau, 'The Old SeWln Circle Revived;" recitation, MrS Mrs Strickland; graphaphone selec lions. recitation, Miss Nina Sperry piano solo, H. E. Woodstock; mando lin and guitar duet, the Misses sperfy rraphaphone selections.
 The marriage of Miss Elizabet Granniss and Charles s. Bradley too nlace at the residence of the prloe narents on Townsend avenue, Rev MI Dent of St. Andrews M D. church oi ficiating.
 "A Capital Courtship,' a picture pla hv Alex Block, will be given in tn naonla,s course at the. Grand aVenu congregational church tomorrow eve ming.
 "rrhe spectators lose the sense C viewing pictures and fancy the figure real "-New York Sun.
 q am sorry to think did not inven if n,vself.'-Edward Everett Hale.
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