The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-11-24
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
Y. p. y. Il. of the Grand Ayenue Baptist
Church Elect OHicers-Funeral of
Child of EIr. and Mrs. Jeroliman-
Valuable Cat Disappeared Yesterday.

At a meeting of the Grand avenue
Baptist church Wednesday evening
the clerk, M. j. Barnes, read series
of resolutions adopted by the Pearl
street Baptist church of Bridgeton, N.
j., upon the severance of the pastoral
relations of Rev. e. w. Stone, who re-
Gently became pastor of the Grand ave
hue Baptist church of this place. The
communication is as follows:
The report of the committee appoint
ed at the regular business meeting Of
the Pearl street Baptist church to
draft resolutions expressive Of the high
esteem in which Pastor E. w. Stone is
held by this church.
Whereas, Our pastor, Rev. e. w.
Stone, has felt it to be his duty to
sever his connection with this church
and remove to another field of labor,
therefore
Resolved, That we deeply regret his
leaving us and that we believe his la
bors with the Pearl street church will
be remembered for years to come be-
cause of his faithful, earnest Christian
teaching and the influence Of his
Christly life upon the church and COM
munity.
Resolved, That we have found in him
as our pastor man of strong qualities
and earnest purpose, possessing a we'll
disciplined mind, excellent Judgment
and a Christian spirit which has en-
deared him to the hearts of this people
and that we feel that his labors have
been blessed, not only in the salvation
of souls, but in raising the church to
higher place.
Resolved. That in parting, our kind
est wishes attend him and his family
and we pray that divine blessing and
guidance may be his in his new field of
labor.
The above was unanimously adopted
by the Bridgeton church. r. E. Bark
er, church clerk.
The annual business meeting Of the
Y. p. S. G. E. of the Grand avenue
Baptist church was held Tuesday even
ing. Officers were elected as follows:
President, Mrs. Frederick Siebert; vice
president, Miss N. c. Porter; recording
secretary Miss Alice Hanselpacker;
permanent corresponding secretary.
Miss Grace e. Huntley; treasurer,
Harry v. Santry; chairman of commit
tees lookout committee, George Hat
hSAAJ PletJ u lAAOStiAieo, ALAof9 " loitb 1Icli,
social, Miss Evaline A. Jacobs; sicl. Wis
iting, Mrs. George Hatfield; music, Miss
N. c. Porter missionary, Mrs. n A.
Beebe; floral, G.. D. Manwaring; Eng
lish hall meetings, John Phillips AT
ter the business there was a short en-
tertainment, consisting of shadow pic
lures and music.
Miss Nellie G. Sears of Wolcott street
is spending few days with her aunt,
Mrs. Alfred Goodsell, at Bradford
Point
A much priced cat has disappeared
and her owners are anxious for her re-
turn. She is tortoise shell in color and
her home was at the corner of Maltby
and Grafton streets. She had ACQUIRED
the habit of following her owner short
distances and last Sunday evening did
not realize that she was going to
church until near Grand avenue and
none of her family has seen her since.
If those who have her in custody de-
eide to keep her in their possession-her
owners and many friends hope not
they will find she will respond to the
name, Meg Merrilies
Maude, thirteen months old, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs William Jerollman, was
buried yesterday her funeral having
been held from the home of her par
ents, POI Chapel street, Rev. r. T. Nc
Nicholl officiating. She died from chol-
era infantum and was i'll only four
days. Another small child in the fam
lily is sick with dysentery.
Captain Walter Avery, who was very
i'll with heart trouble, was able to be
out yesterday. The aged captain sur
prised his friends because of such rapid
convalescenee. He told his friends he !
intended going this week on his schoon-