The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-17

FAIR H-A YEN.

Miss Jennie Frykland, formerly of
 James street, Fair Haven, died at the home ofher aunt Miss L. Peterson
 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. She | was ill only I week with pneumonia
 When residing here she attended the 1 Sunday school of the Second Congrega-
 tional church. She leaves father
 Erie Frykland. Her mother died sud
 denly last summer. Miss Frykland was 1 fifteen years of age, was of a sweet
 disposition and leaves many friends to
 mourn her loss. She visited friends in Fair Haven at New Years.
 Miss Florence Siebert, daughter of
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Siebert of Al
 Exchange street. entertained a few of | her young friends Saturday evening, it
 being her fifteenth birthday anniver- sary. The evening was pleasantly spent with games and music, after which refreshments were served. Miss Siebert received number of pretty l gifts. Those present were Sadie Han-
 over, Florence Grcsvenor, Hilda Olson,
 Lillian Liefield, Bertha Sturges, Ruth Wilson, Ethel Adams, Minnie Fair
 child, Mable Hart, Ella Jacobs, Eleanor
 Mann, Mae Rowley, Ruth Smith, May Hanselpacker.
 Mrs. Mary Taylor of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
 is visiting Mrs. Walter E. Jacobs of
 Saltonstall avenue.
 Mrs. J. H. Augur of Grand avenue, who has been very i'll for several weeks is now considered better and there are prospects for her recovery. At coun-
 cil of physicians, 1t was decided that unless complications set in, she would recover.
 William ]. Kraft of Grand avenue will give the first of a series of fine organ recitals by pupils of the depart ment of music of Yale university on Tuesday.
 This evening at the East Haven town hall Mary B. McLay Logic will give Q musical recital. Besides the music, there will be recitations and dialogue.
 The service of the Forty Hours adoration began yesterday morning at 103O o'clock at St. Francis R. c. church. This service was one of much interest and the big church was crowded with worshippers. Much of the Easter music was repeated, under the direction of Professor w. J. Rohan. The service included Haydn's Second mass. There was also a large attend ance at the solemn vespers in the af- ternoon. The services will be contin- ued to-day.
 The snow storm yesterday came as a great surprise, as only showers were predicted. Since January i there has been an almost unbroken series of stormy Sundays.
 Some belated election preimnaries were completed yesterday. In addition to the interest in the city ticket there will be some brisk contests over alder men and councilmen in several Fair Haven wards. The voting places in Fair Haven are as follows: Eleventh ward, ITO Chapel street; Twelfth ward, Qunnipac rink; Fourteenth ward, en- zine house, Grand avenue and Eff teenth ward, Annex fire department building, Forbes avenue
 Rev. s. J. Skevington of Clinton, N, J., preached at the Grand Avenue Bap- tist church yesterday. He preached two very interesting sermons and was lis tened to with attentive interest. He also spoke at the meeting of the Home of the Friendless held in the afternoon.
 The Rev Dr. Mitchell at the Grand Avenue Congregational church preached yesterday morning in the continuation of the study of Johns gospel In the evening the subject was Between Kadesh and Shur.'
 The service in the morning at the Second Congregational church included a sermon by Rev. Alexander F. Irvine, the acting pastor. the theme being "Jo- nah" The topic for the Mems Bible class was "A Modern St. Francis D In the evening Professor Frank K. Sand CTS of Yale delivered the second in the series of lectures on "The English Bible" The theme was "The great translatons of the first two Christian centuries and the completion of the Di- vine library.
 Rev. George B. Cutten at the Monto- wese Baptist church preached yesterday | on the topic 'Our New Ap- | and in the evening the sub ject was "The Great Invention"
 The assignment of Rev. R. F. Me- | Nicholl as pastor of the East Pearl | street M. F.. church for another year and his brother, Rev. William McNicoli | at St. Andrews M. F. church. is a mat ter of satisfaction to the people of these churches The quarterly conference of | both churches invited these clergymen to officiate another year before the as- sgnments were made at the recent meeting of the New York M. E. confer- ence.