The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-03-05
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
HOUSING MEETING OFHIRAM CAMP,
S. orr.

Noteworthy Programme Rendered by
Members of Company A Coming Ep-
worth League Rally-Death of Catherine
Il. Kelsey-Communion Services at Grand
Avenue Congregational Church Sunday.
Hiram Camp division, S. of T., is still
increasing in membership, two addi-
tional candidates having been received
on Thursday evening. After the meet
ing the members of Company A rem
dered the following programme in an
excellent entertainment in one of the
series of team drills: Solo, Miss Annie
Hudson; dialogue, "a Conclusive Ar
gument"; temperance song by the
members of the company; tableau,
THE Youths Serenade"; reading, The
Drunkard's Soliloquy in Coal Cellar"
Frank Hayes; tableau ut is Better to
Give Than to Receive; solo, Miss An
ME Hudson; original essay, Watson
Shepard; tableauX, Counting" "A
Hard Nut to Crack" and Youth and
Old Age; reading, Mrs. Louisa Hud-
son; tableaux, USED Up" THE Light
of the World; character song, F. j..
Smith; reading, 1.-THE Thief and the
Bear, or Honesty is the Best Policy"
John Phillips; tableaux, THE Three
Graces,' 1.-THE Scarecrow" and Rails
ing the Rent" reading, Frank Hayes;
reading, 1.-THE Drunkard's Home" John
Phillips; tableaux, United States and
SPAIN United We Stand" Divided
We FALL" and THE Names Cause;
reading. Mrs. Hudson; tableau, Look
ing Ahead; song, Mr.. Hayes; reading,
Mr.. Hayes; tableau, THE Game of Life
in Three Scenes" 1.-THE Young Mans
Temptation, THE Game Lost" and
The Victory; reading, Miss Edith
Bates; tableau, Married Life; song,
male quartette; tableau, Good Night;
song by the members of the company,
"God Be With You Till We Meet
Again.
Katherine E., wife of Frank N. KEEL
sey, died at her home, 326 Grand ave-
nue., yesterday, after short illness
from heart disease She was daugh-
ter of Mrs. Edna E. Curtiss Che flu
neral will be held from her late resi-
dence Monday at 2 p. m.
Washington Cunningham of the an
mex, who has been i'll for four weeks.
ID out again.
The All Content Whist club met this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kel-
sey; the next meeting will be held with
Mr. and Mrs. 3. ]. Jones.
Lewis Brockett and Bert Bradley
went on a tramp down East Haven
! way one day this week and killed a
dozen snakes which had crawled out
to sun themselves.
Lydia b., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest w. Potwin, died at her home
on Quinnipiac avenue on Thursday
from spinal meningitis at the age of
two years The funeral will be held
to-day. Rev Mr.. Chapman will Off
ciate and a quartette will sing several
hymns.
At the Grand avenue Congregational
church Sunday at p. m communion
services will be held
William A. Warner has returned af-
ter trip to Old Point Comfort. At the
close of three days business trip in
New York he decided to go south for a
short rest and went down on the fine
steamer jamestown of the Old Domin-
ion line, returning by the Guayandote.
He remained severals days at the Hy-
geia hotel, Old Point Comfort, and Wis
tied Newport News anC. Norfolk. Mr..
| Warner returned yesterday in fine
health and had an enjoyable trip.
EPWORTH LEAGUE RALLY IN
EAST PEARL STREET CHURCH.
| The Epworth League union of New
Haven will have its next grand rally
| in the East Pearl street Methodist
Episcopal church on Thursday evening,
March II. These meetings, so far, have
accomplished a great deal in bringing
| the young people Of New Haven Meth
odism into closer and more friendly re-
lations, This is the last rally before
| the meeting of the New York East
| conference. An entertaining and able
speaker has been secured to deliver the
address-Rev d. A. Jordan, D. d, of
| Brooklyn. DIR. Jordan has taken very
deep interest in young people, and has
| especially identified himself with Ep-
| .,ax+h 1oooY,a xuork and s an authority