The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-12
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR THE LATE
 MISS FRANCES WILLARD,

MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR THE LATE
 MISS FRANCES WILLARD. Hiram Camp Division Entertainme ent--
 Cinderella al Polar Star Hsll--Cantata of
 Esther-Company B's Entertainment
 Hemingway's Funeral.
 There was large attendance at the meeting of Hiram Camp division, S. of T., on Thursday evening. Four candi- dates were initiated, making sixteen since the team drills began. After the meeting the following programme was rendered by members of Company B: Piano solo-Miss Frances Beach. Reading-Mrs. G. A. Butler.
 Temperance rallying song by members of the company. Reading-Mrs. Wackel.
 Original acrostic spelling Hiram Camp"
 Reading-Mrs. D. l.. Smith. l Tableau-"Relics of Olden Times" l Reading-"The Song of the Decanter,'' r,'' | | years old.
 | Recitation-Mrs. J. S. Young. l Temperance reading-W. H. Pollard. Tabieau-"Who Did It?" | Original essay--Mrs. E. l.. Smith. | Tableau-"Caught in the Jam." Song-"Where is My Boy To-night?" Reading-Miss Nellie Preston.
 Dialogue-"Mr. and Mrs. Grimes Con- | fessing Their Faults" | Song-Miss Nora Toles. Dialogue-"This Is Good Enough for l Me Now"
 Acrostic-"S of Temperance"
 Tableaux-"G "Grandmother of Sixty l Years Ago" "Grandmother of the | Present Day"
 Dialogue--"A Tearsome Muddle in the
 Nursery"
 Temperance reading-W. H. Pollard | Tabeau-"The Vacant Chair" l Song" Iris Time to Swing Our | Axes" by members of the company. Song-Miss Nora Toles. ! Dialogue-"A Woman's Hour" 1 Song-"Which Way is Your Musket a. | Pinting To-day?" 1 The members of Company A will give | J0e1f last GHLGiJdlulllCAI clA IiiC SNSii l ing of March 1T. On the evening Of l March "A the members of Company B will give the last entertainment in that series. Next Monday evening the mem bers of the division will pay visit to 1 Branford division, leaving the hall at 1 7:15 o'clock.
 l A memorial service for the late Miss Frances F. Willard will be held in the East Pearl street M. E. church sun day Rev. MT. Price of this city will deliver an address. The service will be held under the auspices of the W. c. T. U. No. 2. There will be other speak, CTS and music.
 At the Grand avenue Congregational church Rev. Dr. Mitchell is preaching a series of sermons Sunday mornings on the Gospel of John. The sermon tomorrow will be on 'The Origin of
 Christ" Tn the evening Dr. Mitchell
 will preach a sermon to young people
 on Irresponsible Manners" to which
 parents are especially invited.
 Funeral services over the remains of the late Deacon Willis Hemingway will
 be conducted from the Grand avenue
 Congregational church this afternoon
 at 3:30 o'clock. Prior to these services
 there will be prayers from the late res
 idence of the deceased, 287 Quinnipiac
 avenue, Rev MT. Tomlinson officiating
 At the church Rev. Dr. Mitchell will
 officiate, assisted by Rev. D. J. Clark
 of the East Haven Congregational
 church.
 Under the auspices of the Ladies Aid
 society of the Grand avenue Congrega-
 tional church the operetta Cinderella
 was presented at Polar Star hall on Thursday evening. The play was a
 decided success and was under the
 management of the same people who presented "The Sleeping Princess" last
 year. The second part of the entertain ment was a comedy, "Alis We'll That
 Ends Well.'
 Reserved seats for the sacred canta-
 ta of Esther" can be procured at Hill-
 houses drug store this (saturday) eve
 ming.