The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-29
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
PATRIOTIC SERVICE AT GRAND 1VE. CONC. CHURCH TOMORROW

Full Choral Service to be Given-Wed- ding of Two Well Known and Popular
 Young Couples Miss Martha Ball
 Surprised by Friends Other News.
 There will be held a patriotic service at the Grand avenue Congregational church Sunday morning. Subject, "The Mission of the Great Republic" Even- ing, choral service with musical pro- gramme as follows:
 koeIllSluS'..,. l Oui D Anthem-"Sing Allalujah Forth Buck Solo--"We Would See Jesus" Shepard Choir-Hymn-"Ne the Shore"..
 ........... ............,..... Havens Address-By Judge Munger of Ansonia.
 At the Grand avenue Baptist church Sunday evening Rev. Dr, Sage will preach the last in the series of sermons on Chapter Studies of Old Testament Events" Subject. "A Young Mans First Night Away from Home," or Beginning Life"
 The services at Grace F. E. church will be as follows: Holy communion, 7:30 a. m.: maths, litany and sermon by Rev. F. R. Sanford, 10:SO a, m.; Sun day school, 12:15 p. m; evensong and sermon, 7:30 p. m.
 Rev. D. J. Clark at the East Haven Congregational church will preach Sun day morning from the topic Some Spiritual Uses of Salt" Evening sub ject, Gan be Saved?"
 The marriage of Samuel A. Taylor and Miss Laura Redman took place in East Haven Wednesday evening, Rev. D. J. Clark officiating. The ceremony took place at the home of the bride.
 A Montowese wedding this week was that of Charles Payne, jr., and Miss Grace Phelan.
 On Thursday evening the members of class No. IS of the Grand avenue Baptist Sunday school held a flower guessing sociable at the home of the teacher, Miss Jennie Morrow, Al Clin- ton avenue. The first lady's prize was won by Miss Nora Sage, and the first gentleman's prize by Frank Sage. Those present were the Misses Jennie Merrow, Genevieve Blake, May Hines, Mamie Hill, Cora Conger, Nora Sage, Mabel Leigh, Libbie Bishop, Genevieve Barnes, and Messrs. Charles Smith, Frank Gage, Roy Fudge, Royal War ner Eugene Rowe, Harry Santry, Charles Lowe and Fred Adams.
 The same evening the members of N. A. Beebe's Bible class were pleasantly entertained at his home on Pine street.
 Beacon Light division, S. of T., held a very enjoyable meeting this week at their rooms at Four Corners. There was large attendance. The members enjoyed a sociable with music and games.
 Miss Agnes Bethune, formerly of Fair Haven and now of Port Maitland, was married to Bowman Shaw of Brazil Lake, a few days since. The wedding occurred at the residence of George P. Bowers at Short Beach and the cere- mony was performed by Rev. G. w Macdonald. The bride is a niece of Mrs. Mary Perry of Wolcott street, and resided with her for two years.
 A surprise party was rendered Miss Martha Hall of 147 Lloyd street We'd nesday evening. There were games music, etc. Refreshments were served Some of those present were Mrs. James Richards Mrs. Mary Perry, Mrs. Mich ols Floyd Mrs. Agnes Preston, Miss Viola Hall, Miss Florence Hudson, Miss Florence Rose, Miss Lottie Hall, Miss Agnes Richards, Harry Floyd, George Toronto, Herbert Shepard, James Rob ertson, Harry Leonard, Harvey Floyd Frank Hayes and wife, Miss Bellt 1 Hoag, Mrs Louise Hudson, Mrs. Phil 1 lips, the Misses Lizzie and Leah Phil 1 lips, and the Misses Tinnie and Mamie l Clemmons. One of the features of thu 1 evening was donkey party. James | Robinson won first prize and Mrs Louise Hudson the second prize. | At the annual session of the grand division, $. of T., held at Meridei Thursday with Resolute division Hiram Camp division was represented by James $. Young, Fred J, Smith Harvey Floyd, Mrs. A. E. Wackel. Mrs w. H. Pollard, Miss Martha Hall Mis- Viola Hall and Mrs. Louise Hudson.