The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-26
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
DONATION DAY, HOME FOR THE
 FRIENDLESs, TOMORROW.

Many Articles Which Win be Gladly Received-woolsey Lodge, D. of H. Young Peoples Guild-In Memory of Father Mulholland, Etc.
 The donation day at the Home of the Friendless occurs tomorrow (Thurs- day). Donations can be left at St. Pauls parish house, corner of Chapel and Olive streets, or at Apothecaries' Hall, S62 Chapel street. Any donations will be called for on Thursday if word Is sent to Mrs. c. E. Graves, 101 Grove street, by Wednesday evening. The home was never in greater need of cash and supplies of almost every character, as it is desired to open ten new rooms for needy people who wish to enter the institution, and it is hoped that the people will respond literally. Some of the articles needed are as follows; Pitchers, all sizes: four dozen small dishes for preserves, etc.; large cake tin: vegetables and groceries; Bibles and prayer books with coarse print; spool cotton, black and white, numbers from 20 to 70: table spoons; sheets for double and single beds; white spreads for single beds; combs and brushes; broons and dust-pans; dust brushes and feather dusters; long-handled brushes for use on hardwood floors: rocking chairs for old women; cotton cloth, bleached and unbleached; bureau covers; children's clothing, especially little jackets for ages from two to six years; canton flannel; flannel skirts; coffee cups and saucers; soup ladies; rugs and pieces of carpet; clothes pins; clothes frames; clothes lines; ironing boards; sad-irons; table napkins; towel racks; gingham for aprons; stockings; white aprons; vegetable dishes; small clocks.
 "The Peace Jubilee in Music, Song and Story at Grace church parish house this evening. This entertain ment was postponed from last week. It promises to prove very interesting af- fair.
 Woolsey lodge was represented at the annual session of the Grand lodge of the Knights of Honor held in this city yesterday The representatives present were o. w. Cook, D. c. Hill and w. T. Jefferson.
 The Young Peoples guild of Grace P. T. church, whose sessions have been omitted for several months, is to be re- for thara will be special meeting tomorrow evening at the parish house. The com mittee consists of Rev. Frederick R. Sanford, John Andrews and Miss Net tie Brett.
 The same evening there will be a meeting of the brotherhood of Grace church in the vestry.
 The funeral services of the late Will liam Miles Granniss were attended yes- terday afternoon from the residence of his son-in-law, John P Frost, in Mon towese. Rev. D. J. Clark of the East Haven Congregational church, where the deceased attended, officiated. The bearers were William A. Warner, Rob- ert O. Eaton, John P. Frost, Frank Bradley and MT. Kirkham. The inter- ment was in the East Haven cemetery.
 The mothers meeting will be held this evening. These meetings are held under the auspices of the Woman's Christian Temperance union.
 The schooner yacht Christine is haul ed out for the winter at Morris Cove.
 Patrick White of Water street and Miss Lilly Retman of Cedar Hill avenue will be married in St. Francis church this morning.
 At St. Francis church this morning at g o'clock there will be a high mass of requiem for the repose of the soul of Rev. Patrick Mulholland, late pastor of the church, who died one year ago. Many priests will attend the services.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Grand avenue Baptist church will serve sup per in the church parlors this evening.