The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-11-25
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SERVICES At TARIOUS CHURCHES
TOMORROW.
Song Service at Nj. Il. Church-Thanks ks
giving Service MT First Church-TwO
Venerable NavigatOrs-The Empire
knights of ReIief-Virginia Oysters.

knights of ReIief-Virginia Oysters.
At the East Pearl street M. e. church
tomorrow the pastor, Rev. r. /. Nc
Nicholl, will preach morning and even
ing There will be song service II
gramnle as follows: "Joy to the World
the Lord is Come" Handel; "There's
Wilderness in Gods Mercy" Tourgee
Lead Kindly Light" Dykes; There's
a Wonderful Story I've Heard Long
Ago" Excel No. 1923: IT Could Not dc
Without Thee Savior Lead Me Lest
I Stray" Davis; "There Comes to My
Heart One Sweet Strain" The Ep-
worth league vesper service will be
held at 6:15 p. M Revival services will
be conducted on Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings, also on Wednesday af-
ternoon at o'clock.
Grace church, corner Batchley ave-
nue. and Exchange streets, Sunday next
before advent. Holy communion at
1880 a., M; morning prayer, litany and
sermon, 1880 a. M; Sunday school at
1915 p. M; evening prayer and sermon
at 1880 p. m; the rector, Rev. DR.. San
ford, will preach at the morning SER
vice. In the evening special musical
programme will be given and the ser
mon will be preached by the Rev. w.
A. Beardsley of st. Thomas church.
The pastor, Rev e. W. Stone, will
preach at the Grand avenue Baptist
church, Sunday morning and evening,
subject of the morning sermon, "The
Clarifying of Life" evening, "Why
Christ Came Into the World
At the Grand avenue Congrega tional
church the subject of the pastors morn
ing sermon will be "Hosannas to the
King" The evening will be devoted to
a Thanksgiving service with the fol-
lowing order:
Organ prelude-Selected.
Hymn-"Come we Thankful People,
Come"
Anthem-"Oh God, Who is Like Unto
Opening sentences.
Choir-"Lord Of the Harvest. Bullane
Scripture-"Th Parable of the Sower."
L L
Prayer.
Reeponse-"With Thankful Hearts oh
Lord"
Offertory, organ.
Anthem-"To Thee Oh Lord Our
Heart We Raise" :. ..... Brockett
Address-"Divine Help and Self Help"
..... -. ...... Rev. DR.. Mitchell
Solo-Selected.
Hymn--"The God Of Harvest, Praise"
Benediction.
Organ postude.
Captain Walter Avery, who was very
III early in the week. sailed in his
schooner V. Coon yesterday for Provi-
dence for another load of oysters. He
was accompanied by Captain Reeves.
Both captains are nearly eighty years
of age. Captain Avery's friends did
not believe he would dare go to sea so
soon after his illness, but he did. He
says this is his last trip this season to
Providence, but he proposes to bring a
load Of turnips from Long Island and
then lay the vessel up for the winter.
I,amen A. Humiston, who secured the
names for the charter list Of the new
lodge, Empire Knights of Relief will
hold q meeting on the evening of De-
cember 7, in Lenox hall, at which time
it is expected to form an organization.
A preliminary meeting was held on
Thursday evening There are over fifty
names on the charter list.
H. l. Barnes and Eugene Thompson,
who went to Stony Creek on a duck
shoot, found the sound too rough to
go out where the ducks were. They re-
port seeing many birds. The water
was so rough it was dangerous to go
out from shore.
Mrs Shipman of Lenox street is Wis
iting relatives in Springfield.
Mrs. E. e. Ball of rs East Pearl
street is visiting friends in Massachu-
sets.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter III. Avery of IA
Saltonstall avenue are receiving con-
gratulations upon the arrival of a
young son at their home. The babe
weighed nine pounds.
The schooner John r. Moffett, Captain
Harrison, which brought a load of
oysters from Chinconteague, Va, has
sailed. The cargo consisted of 1,700
bushels, and was for William Fl. Pot
ter, l.. s. Rowe & Co.. ]. T.. Bishop e.
Co., S. G.. Burwel company, and Miles
P. Tuttle. This is the second arrival
from Virginia and this vessel will bring
one more load.
Double spur curve tracks are being
put down by the Fair Haven and
Westville railroad at the corner of
Ferry and Chapel streets, to connect
with the tracks on the Ferry street
line. When completed the East Pearl
street line will be discontinued, the
cars running only from Ferry and
Chapel streets, thence across the new
lrawbridge.
Mrs. l.. P. Converse was surprised at
ler home 229 Grand avenue, Thursday
evening by few friends. The occasion
was her birthday anniversary. She
was presented with a large picture by
George Barrows entitled Musical At
The evening was passed
pleasantly in games, and cake and
,ream We're served few of those
present were Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Peck,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Barrows, Mr., and Mrs.
A. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs Howard Wa |
ers, Mrs, S. Baurr, Mrs. l.. Thatcher, |
Henry Barrows, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. |