The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-24
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST TROM BOTH
 SIDES OF THE IcITER.
Services at the Churches Tomorrow. The Degree of Honor Lawn Pnrty-H Farmers Nearly Discouraged With tho Long Droutll Other Items.

| About 200 people attended the lawn
 No. ?, Degree of Honor, Thursday eve-
 ming at 57 Atwater street and a very
 pleasant evening was spent by everyone
 present. Ice cream, cake and strawber-
 ries and temperance drinks were served.
 There was dancing and singing. Mu-
 sic was furnished by the Banta Broth
 CTS, which was very much appreciated | by all present. MT. Teeter gave a flag | recitation and also some fancy waltzing, which was well applauded. The lawn was beautifully decorated with many Japanese lanterns headlights. torches | and flags Miss Hattie Denison had charge of the gypsy tent, and was kept very busy telling the fortunes of those who were anxious to probe into the fu- ture. Mre. Moran chairman of the en- tertainment committee, who has been on the sick list for several days, ven- tured out and saw that all were well taken care of.
 The services at Grace P. E. church to- morrow-fourth Sunday after Trinity will be as follows: Holy communion, 7:30 a. m.; morning prayer, litany and sermon, 10:30 a. m; Sunday school. l2:15 p. m.; evening prayer and sermon 7:30 p. m. The rector, Rev Dr. San ford, will preach morning and evening.
 The musical programme at the Con- gregational church tomorrow will be as follows: Evening song service, organ prelude, Andante Cantabile, Camp; an- them, Festival Te Deum, in B flat, Buck; quartet, Thy Sun Shall No More go Down, Brown; solo, A Dream of Paradise, Gray; response, Our Refuge. Koschat; trio, Father Lead Us by the Hand, Butterfleld; quartet, My Heav- enly Home, Havens; organ postlude, Coronation March, Casta. Subject Of Dr. Mitchells morning sermon, "Jeru- salem's Verdict on Jesus-This is the Christi
 Rev. Messrs. Tolles and Gilbert rep resentng the Connecticut Bible society will preach in the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow, one in the morning. the other in the evening.
 Mrs. Sanger of S4 Exchange street. wife of Engineer Sanger of steamer No. D. has been on the sick list for the past week.
 Secretary J. H. Resell and District Deputy Robert Macarthur of Live Oak council, attended the anniversary ex- ercises of Philip H. Sheridan council, R. A., Thursday evening.
 Farmers and market gardeners are nearly discouraged over the long drought as about all the crops are de- stroyed. w
 Rev. c. W. Jackson will preach at the Montowese Baptist church Sunday.
 Communion service will be held at the Ferry street church Sunday afternoon at 2:30 Evening service as usual at 7:30. Preaching by the pastor. Rev. c. u Hawkins. Subject, Individual Ac- countabiity to God" Musical pro- gramme as follows:
 Anthenl-"O, Jesus Thou Art Standing''
 ..''...' '.. =. ...... Sneparu Choir hymn, Jesus, my Saviour, Look
 on Me ..... Nevtn Response-"Let the Words of my
 Mouth. ................W Williams Offertory solo by Miss Murphy-"Come
 Unto Me-. .. :. :, ..... Coemen
 The communion service will be held one week earlier than usual as Rev. Mir Hawkins will start on his vacation Tu1v