The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-05
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 Further Particulars Concerning Dis- aster to Schooner James E. VVoodhouse Reception to the Grand Avenue Ram tist Sunday schooI-Personal and so- cial Mention.
 The ladies of the Grand avenue Con gregatlonal church are actively engag- ed in making preparations for their concert to be given on Thursday even- ing, November r, at 8 D. n., and as the artists for the occasion will be from the Fremont quartet of Boston, assisted by Jennie Eldridge Southwick the entertainment will be highly en- joyable affair, and largely attended. Miss Southwick is from the faculty of the Emerson College of Oratory, an in- stitution of established reputation for successful work in it's field. She is very charming and delightful in both her reading and personal appearance. The Fremont quartet is composed of male voices and is the best to be had from this part of the country. The concert courses by the ladies of the Grand ave- nue Congregational church in past years have been delightful affairs. This year the programme is changed and instead of a course, one or two en- tertainments of the same high char acter will be presented.
 Further particulars concerning the disaster to the Fair Haven built schooner James F. Woodhouse were re- ceived at Whitestone, l.. l., from Cap- tain Clay of schooner Electa Bailey, which arrived from Bangor. Captain Clay reports taking the captain and crew from the sinking schooner Wood house: the latter in command of Cap tain Newman was from Hillsboro, N. B., via St. John, N. B., for New York, with plaster. The Woodhouse sprang aleak forty-five miles E. N. E. of Cape Oct at a. m., during a heavy north cast gale, and sank soon af CT the crew left her. The crew lost all their ef- fects. The cargo of plaster was insur- ed for $1,200 but the vessel was not insured.
 reception to the Sunday school was held in the chapel of the Grand avenue Baptist church Thursday evening. There was a large attendance of the scholars, officers and teachers and the affair was a great success. The eXer- cises were under the direction of the superintendent, c. D. Manwaring. The programme was opened with singing of hymn by the school and prayer by pr. Sage. The programme was as fol- lows: Song by the primary depart men, recitation, lone Hart; mandolin solo, Fred Peck: soprano solo, Miss Belle Wood; violin, Master Edward An drews; tenor solo, Eugene Jeffers; reci- tation Miss Pearl A. Taft; violin solo, Master Edward Andrews mandolin solo, Fred Peck: tenor solo, Eugene Jeffers; recitation, Miss Taft. Light refreshments were served.
 M M Gower will deliver an illus trated lecture on "The Sandwich Is- lands" in the parish house of Grace church Thursday evening.
 The Calumet club met Tuesday even- ing for whist. There were four tables. At the East Pearl street M. F. church the holy communion will be celebrated at the morning service tomorrow. The subject of the pastors sermon will be s.Salvation; How Secured" Meeting for men only at 3 p. m. Vesper service conducted by the Epworth league at 6:15 D. m Meeting for ladies only or Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Spec ial revival services on Tuesday and Friday evenings. Pastors normal class and Junior EDworth league on Monday at 4:15.
 The W. c. T. U. No. 2 has secured headquarters in the Central hall build ing, directly over DeMatty's shoe store. The rooms are to be put in thorough order and refurnished and will be ready for the Tuesday afternoon meet ing.
 At the meeting of the union this week held with Mrs. L. A. Hines on Atwa- ter street, there was large attendance and the meeting was one of much in- terest.
 There was a good attendance at the democratic rally held in Polar Star hall last evening Alderman H. G.. Shepard pres ded. There were speeches by J. J. Walsh of Norwalk, James F. Free and c. S. Hamilton of this city.
 The sacrament of the Lords supper will be administered at the East Ha- ven Congregational church Sunday morning at 10:30 and the pastor, Rev. D. J. Clark will preach on Some of the Causes of Church Weakness"
 Alexander Sneider of Montowese, a member of the Boai dman foot al team, had his eye badly injured in recent game at Yale field.
 A delegation from Columbia Castle attended the meeting Of Luxemburg castle, K. G. E., Thursday evening.
 Fort Hale lodge, N. F. o. F., initiat- ed several candidates last evening.
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