The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-29
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
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| conference OF New Haven Baptist As
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Home for the Friendless Fund-Patri-
otto Services in tho Church ea-fs.n.r.Y
Terry Command at the East Pearl
Street Evening Services.
On thursday evening, June 1, at &
| o'clock, an entertainment will he eive,,
IN the Sunday school room of the Grand
avenue Baptist church under the aus.
pieces of the Ladies Aid society and con
sisting Of wonderful reproduction of
famous bands, orchestras, quartettes
and solo singers by a concert phono-
graph. The admission will be fifteen
| cents. After the entertainment Ice
cream will be on sale.
The ministers of the New HavensBap-
fist association will hold their monthly
conference at the Union Baptist church.
Montowese, the first Monday in June,
upon invitation Of Rev. George B. CUT
ten. A lunch will be served by the la
dies Of the church.
In some of the local churcl1s special
reference was made yesterday to Me-
mortal day At the Grand avenue Bap-
fist church it has been the custom to-
hold memorial services on the evening
of Memorial Sunday but this was omit
ted this year The pulpit platform was
decorated with flags.
AT this church the pulpit was supplied
yesterday by Rev. Joseph Mexican OF
Branford, who preached two interesting!
sermons. His subject in the morning
was "The Good Old Way" and in the
evening he preached on the topic Fol
lowing the Multitude"
At the Grand avenue Congregational
church, the pastor, Rev. DR.. Mitchell.
preached yesterday morning on tlia
subject, "Jerusalem's First verdicts,s
and in the evening his topic was When
War is Holy
Rev. c. o. Scoville Of Trinity church
preached at Grace p e. church last
evening.
At the East Pearl street M. e, church
last evening patriotic services were
held in view of the near approach Of Me-
mortal day The General A. HI Terry
command, No 8. U. v. u, and the w.
u. r. U. were present upon invitation
of the pastor The scripture lesson was
in Deuteronomy g. verses 1-20. An APP
propriate sermon was preachedAby Rev.
r. T. McNicholl, his topic being True
Patriotism" The music was appr0pri-
ate and the service was very interesting
throughout.
L. G. Doane, for six years first en-
gineer at the power house located at the !
foot of Ferry street, formerly the New
Haven Street Railway company, has
forwarded his resignation to the Fair
Haven and Westvlle Railroad company
which now owns the plant. This action
is prompted from the fact that Mr..
Doane has accepted the position Of CHIEF
engineer and manager of the New Eng
land Dairy company, which is now
building large creamery on Ivy street.
He will have charge of erecting the en-
gines and the cold storage machinery.
The friends of the Home for the
Friendless are greatly pleased that the
donation day visit proved SO very sue
cessful. Further contributions have
been received, swelling the cash COM
tributions to over s1,100 There was q
question among some about the propri-
ETY. of changing the donation visit from
the month of November to May, but all
such doubts have vanished in view Of
the success Of this last donation day call
at this excellent institution.
In the account of the election by the
Cadmus club the entertainment commit
tee was omitted. 1t consisted of Mrs.
John ]. Willmott Mrs Clara Bailey
and Mrs. James Mcmahon.
The committee appointed to mark the
graves of soldiers and sailors in the
Fair Haven Union cemetery placed
Tags on the 140 or more graves yester-
lay. The committee consists of Friend
L. Francis, Luzerne F. Barnes and Wal
ace Hurlburt.
The marriage of Miss Moss Rose,
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. orion A.
Rose of Quinnipiac avenue, and Alfred
Cowles of Flushing, LII, will take place
n the Second Congregational church of II
Fair Haven at p. m. on June I.
On the second Wednesday evening in
Tune the members of the Young Peoples
ocety of Christian Endeavor Of the
Baptist church will go by cleo
ric cars to Montowese Supper will be
erved by the ladies in the parlqrs OF
he Union Baptist church.
A delegation from East Rock lodge
we're present on Friday evening at the
eception rendered by Israel Putnam
odge, A. o. u. W., to Hugh A. keenan,,
he lodge deputy. Mr.. Keenan, was the
ormer master workman of East Rock
odge.