The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-02

Funeral of Mrs. Mary G. BARNES Held
from Her Late Residence Yesterday
Many Church Meetings This Week
Fair Havencrs Returning from Va
cations.
James P. Bray and family have re-
turned from Tylerville.
AT the East Pearl street M. L. church
Tomorrow morning there will be holy
communion and reception of members,
and in the evening the regular preach
ing service. The PASTOR Rev. Robert
McNicoll, will preach as usual. Mr..
McNicoll has taken no vacation this
year, but has preached all through the
summer, and as a result the congrega-
tions have been about as large as usual,
despite the vacation season and warm
weather. This coming week there will
be cottage meetings at ISL James street,
43 Poplar street, 152 Exchange street
and so Clinton avenue; on Wednesday
and on Thursday evening at 16 Russell
street, 317 Ferry street and 179 Quinni-
piac avenue. In the course of two or
three weeks it is proposed to have about
sixteen Of these meetings each week In
the parish, which is very large one.
c. D. Parmelee and family have re-
turned from Providence, R. l., where
they have been for some time Mr..
Parmelee has extensive oyster interests
at Providence river.
Charles w. Hemingway of LeuoX
street has gone on an extended visit to
South Royalton, VT.
AT the Grand avenue Congregational
church tomorrow morning the pastor,
Rev j. Lee Mitchell, will preach on the
concluding passage of the eighth chap
ter of John, subject "The Birthday Of
Jesus Christ" The choir selections will
include "Te Deum in e fiat by Buck
and "Holy, Holy, Lord" also by that
popular composer. AT o'clock in the
afternoon the sacrament of thu Lords
supper will be celebrated. Commencing
next Sabbath, September II, the church
ard Y. p S. c. E. will hold separate
services in the evening, the former at
.7:3a All the latter at GIG.
Mrs E. Button Of LaWis street has
lust re- urned from a three weeks stay
in New London. She leaves to-day for
q short visit to New Jersey.
Quite a little water was sprinkled on
the streets about Fair Haven yester-
day, there being no general complaints
heard
The body of Richard d. Fitzsimmons.
who was drowned near Milford recently,
was brought to the home of his parents,
8 Clifton street. last evening. The fu-
neral will be held from the house, but
no arrangements have yet been made.
Miss Lizzie Higgins of Chapel street
has returned from a two weeks visit at
Asbury Park.
At the Grace Episcopal church to-
morrow the full vested choir will fur
nish music and the rector, Rev. DR..
Sanford will conduct the services.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Conant
Barnes was held from her late resi-
dence 102 East Pearl street, yesterday
afternoon at 4 O'clock. Rev. DR.. San
ford was the officiating clergyman and
the bearers were John S. Sanford, Au-
gustus B. Barnes, Edwin Potter and
George Hewlett, all relatives of the de-
ceased. The interment was in Union
cemetery
Miss j. C. Hemingway has returned
from visit to South Royalton, Ver
mont.
Joseph Dehmer and Miss Frechin of
Newark, IN. D., are Visiting Loulo IiCtA
of rs Lewis street
AT the Ferry street Congregational
church the pastor, Rev. c. ]. Hawkins,
will preach tomorrow evening. Fol-
lowing is the musical programme to be
rendered:
Anthenf-The Lord is My Shepard.
......-..........-.. SHAW
Choir hymn-Softly and Tenderly.
Thomson
Response-Softly Now the Light of
Day .....,....-........... news
Anthem-God is Love. Shelley
Miss Murphy, the soprano singer, is
obliged to be absent on account of the
illness of her sister, and her place will
be filled by Miss Penn. The bass sing
err of the quartette Alfred Hail. is sick
with typhoid fever, but Riley Phillips
has been secured in his place. The
communion service will be held at two
o'clock
N. Irving Hurlburt of New York, who
has been spending the week with his
parents at II Wolcott street, has return
ed home.
Walter A. Buck of North Qunnipiac
street is having his grounds improved.
New concrete walks are being laid.
l.. H. Whitehead and family of Quin
nipiac avenue have returned from Ty
1erville, where they have been for the
past month.