The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-19
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ANNUAL RALLY DAY AT GRAND AYE. CONGREGATIoNAL CHURCH.

Interesting Exercises Held by the Sum
 day school-W. c. ". U. Meeting We'd
 nesday Evening at 6,3O-Miss Nora
 Sage to Enter WelIesIey-several
 Changes at the Fair Haven Rolling
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 There was a large attendance at the Congregational church yesterday, the occasion being the annual rally day ex- ercises. The programme of exercises, which has been published, was carried out and proved very interesting. There was vocal and instrumental music songs by the school and reports by classes
 Rally day exercises in the Sunday school of the Grand avenue Baptist church will be observed next Sunday.
 The first gathering since vacation of the mothers meeting of the w. c. T. U.. No. 3, will be held Wednesday even- -AAS 1s "'oN U StONh elI AIlC us u6iI plelCS.
 MT. and Mrs. c. c. French and son, Q. B, French, have returned after va cation trip of a week in Washington and New York.
 N. D. Smith, chief train dispatcher of the Consolidated road, filled the position of tenor in the quartette of the Grand avenue Baptist church yesterday. Earl #. Johnson took the place of Miles J. Barnes as organist while the latter is away on short vacation.
 Miss Nora A. Sage leaves Tuesday to begin her studies at Wellesley college. Miss Sage is a graduate of '9S Hill- house. Her father, Rev. pr. Sage, will accompany her.
 The Home for the Friendless is very much In need of winter clothing for children from two to eight years of age Coats for boys of five and six years are an immediate necessity. Friends of the home who have these articles of cloth ing to spare will undoubtedly contrib ute them upon learning that the home is in great need just now
 The members of the chorus and cast which produced the cantata of Queen Esther in the spring have reorganized and are tostudy several musical produc- tions, under the director w. J. Kraft, with view of giving one or more en- tertainments during the winter The first rehearsal will be held tomorrow evening at the parish house of Grace P. B. church. It is urged that all the members be present.
 Paul Martin, son of Michael J. Mar tin of 66 Ferry street, while playing -yifI nnnfhoY. ho cto r4a 4aI +a caught his foot in the car track, sus- taining severe fall which resulted in fracturing his collar bone. He is at tended by Dr. E. K. Roberts.
 One of the merriest trolley parties of the season was that given by the Y P. s. c. E. of the Grand avenue Con- gregational church, Wednesday even- ing. The party left the corner of Grand avenue and Ferry street about o'clock on cars of the New Haven Street Rail- way company and proceeded to Light house Point, remaining about half an hour, and thence to Mt. Carmel. The return home was made at 12:30 o'clock. The committee of arrangements con- sisted of the Misses Sparks, Kelley, Dennison and Messrs. Gutbrod and Beardmore. The party was chaperoned by Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Broadway, Mrs. Kelley, Mrs. L. L. Bradley and Mrs. Watkins. Among those who enjoyed the ride were the Misses Etta Sparks, Maud Kelley, Grace West, Bernice Simmons, Grace Ryals, Goodsell, Gris- wold, Dennison Edna and Mabel Sims, Merrick, Watkins Broadway, Beard more and Messrs. Fred Bradley, Ar thur Bradley, Samuel Perry, Clifford Walker, Clarence Guinan, John Perrie, Will Shephard, Donald Sterling, Curtis Smith, Albert Coggshall Ammann, Eahy, Upson, Doolittle and Gutbrod.