The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-02
NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL COURIER SATURDAY. JULY
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTER EST FROM BOTH
 SIDES OF THE RIVER.

Avenue Baptist Church-Address by the Pastor, Rev. Dr. sage-Patriotic Sermon by Rev. Dr. Mitchell at Grand Avenue Congregational Church-Pic- mic of Grace Church Sunday School, July 7th.
 Columbia castle No. 9, K. G. E., wils participate in the Fourth of July pa- rade in this city. The members are re- quested to appear at Red Mems hall at S:15 on the morning of the Fourth. Every member is requested to be pres- ent. Paraphernalia can be had at the lodge room Sunday, July 3, from to 5:3O p. m.
 A patriotic service will be held at the Grand avenue Baptist church Sunday evening. There will be an address by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Sage, and special music by the choir.
 Rev. Dr. Mitchell at the Grand ave- nue Congregational church will preach patriotic sermon on Progress Through Friendship and War" to-mor- row morning. The annual collection will be taken for Sunday school work of the church. In the evening the first in the series of vesper services will be held at o'clock. This service will also be chosen in reference to Independence day and entitled God in the Nation'' Services at Christ Episcopal church, East Haven, will be held tomorrow at 10:S0 a. m., with morning prayer, ser mon and holy communion; at 4:S0, eve- ming prayer and Sunday school. Rev. MT. Osborn of this city will officiate. The New Haven Gas Light company is beginning to lay mains for the pllr- pose of supplying the people of East Haven village with Illuminating gas The mains will be laid through Main street to the green, up High street te the bridge, through Sanford street and down Thompson avenue to Frank street.
 Rev. c. I. Hawkins will preach at the Ferry street church Sunday evening or the subject "The Power of the Cross The members of Grace church and l the Sunday school will pal ticipate in [ | picric to be held at Mansie'tts Grove I Thursday July ', the party leaving | Grand avenue and Ferry street at 9:30 Each child connected with the schoo will be given free ticket The round | trip for others will be thirty cents.
 Dr. Burton Adams and sister, Miss Matte Adams, drove to Bantam Lake yesterday, where Dr. and Mrs. c. B I Adams are stopping for the summer | The team will be left at the lake, as pr Adams requested that it be sent up pr. Adams is some better than when ht 1 left home.
 F Frank A. Woodward has bought ot William A. Woodward sixty feet of lant on Townsend avenue.
 Frank A. Woodward has also bough of Asabel Thompson fifty-one feet ol land on the same avenue. George Blackstone has purchased O f George c. Hamilton 49h feet of land CT South Front street.
 Senator Dwight w. Futile of Eas  Haven has purchased of Roswell B Farren of the annex 30 feet of land or I Hudson street.
 P. S. Evans, jr., formerly of Fair Fla ven, is visiting for a few days in town He is studying medicine in the John' Hopkins university.
 The remains of Mrs. Love E., widow of 0. B. Thompson of East Haven
 
 Thursday. She died at the residence O Dr. Smith on Pearl street, where sh' had boarded for several months.
 D. Burton Brown has received a let ter from Thomas Fitzsimmons of Hill l street, annex. The writer is now | member of a Pennsylvania regiment il l Florida and when writing was expect ing to be ordered soon to Cuba.