The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-01-30
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENlNSG
REPORT OF THE TR USIEES OF FAIR
 HAVEN UNION CEMETERY.

Unusually Interesting Sermons De-
 hvered i'm all the Churches Yesterday
 Grand Avenue Baptist Pulpit Sup
 piled by the Rev. MT. Baker ofthe Yale
 Divinity SchooI-Other News. The report of the trustees of the Fair Haven Union cemetery for the past year Is as follows:
 The trustees of the perpetual fund for the care of lots in the Fair Haven Union cemetery would respectfully re- port that they have taken the sum of $5,000 from the savings banks and have obtained a 3 per cent. United States government bond running until 1918, and have had it made out in the name of the trustees of the perpetual care fund of the Fair Haven Union cemetery and it is deposited in the vault of the Mercantile Safe Deposit company, No. 72 Church street. In addition to this bond there is in the Connecticut Say ings bank the sum of $2S3.23 and in the New Haven Savings bank the sum of $6.19; total in bank, $2S9.42 During the last year the following parties have placed their lots in the care of the trus- tees: Charles E. Bray, Mrs. Jane Dib- ble, George M. Baldwin and Marietta Hemingway. Total paid for perpetual care of lots, $475. Paid out on account, care, taxes, etc., $92.75. There are now forty-fve lots and parts of lots in care of the trustees.
 The trustees are Henry w. Crawford, Herbert Barnes and I.ucius P. Dem ing
 At the Grand avenue Congregational church yesterday morning Rev. Dr. Mitchell preached on the topic My Fathers Work, My Work, Thy Work" and in the evening his subject was "Zoar in Egypt" the fourth in the se- ries of sermons on Cities of the First World"
 Rev. R. T. MoNicholl at the East Pearl street M. F. church preached in the morning on the subject Put Thy Hands Between the Kings Hands, and in the evening the topic was "The Old Path and the Good Way"
 Rev. MT. Baker of the Yale Divinity school preached at the Grand avenue Baptist church yesterday morning and evening.
 At the morning service at the East Haven Congregational church the pas tor Rev. D. J. Clark, preached on the topic From Memory to Anticipation" In the evening the subject was "The Endeavor Society; Its Opportunity and Responsibility
 Rev. E. H. Gesner preached at Park chapel yesterday afternoon.
 Rev. Dr. Sage preached at the How ard avenue Baptist church yesterday morning.
 Miss Jessie E. Milliner who has been visiting her cousins, MT. and Mrs. Sam uel w. Hammond of 2o5 Lloyd street, left Saturday for Vancouver, British Columbia, where she is to resume her work as missionary. She has just been on a visit to her home in Round Hill, N. S., after an absence of thirteen years. Miss Milliner has engaged very successfully in missionary work in the northwest.
 The East Haven Literary club, re- gently formed at meeting held at the home of Mrs. F. B. Street, starts off with seventeen members. Among those who have joined are Mrs. D. J. Clark, Mrs. Street, Mrs. Samuel Smith, Mrs. R. Nickerson, Mrs Wallace Coker, Mrs. Mary Allen, Mrs. William Newton, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. D. Orville Buell., Mrs. Mary Chatterton, Mrs. H. H. Bradley, Mrs. Leroy kirkham, Mrs. Davies and Mrs. N A. Page. At the preliminary meet