The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-09
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SERVICES AT THE DIFFER ENT
 CHURCHES TOMORROW.

CHURCHES TOMORROW. ! Temporary Bridgeor East Chapel Street
 Taken Down-Omcers of East Rock
 Lodge, A. Q. U. w Nominated Thurs
 day Night-Pleasant Surprise Party.
 At the Grand avenue Congregational church tomorrow Rev. Dr. Mitchell will preach in the morning on the sub ject ''The Great Pronunciation the Law of the Seed" The programme in the evening is as follows:
 Organ prelude.
 Anthem-I Sought the Lord. Stevenson Prayer.
 Choir response
 Offertory--Album Leaf .... Schneider Anthem-The King My Shepherd is
 ......,.... ................ Schneider Address-Four Visions of Mary-Rev.
 pr. Mitchell.
 Postlude .............s......... Volkmar
 Rev. F. W. Stone at the Grand ave- nue Baptist church tomorrow morning will preach on the topic Waiting Souls" and in the evening the subject will be Building High"
 The temporary bridge built for the use of foot passengers while the East Chapel street drawbridge has been un- der construction has been taken away. It has served it's purpose well, but on several occasions was nearly carried away by flood and ice. The new bridge is open for foot travel but teams are not yet allowed on it. The tracks are laid and the electric cars will cross over shortly.
 E. D. Wooding has sold his milk busi- ness to Frank Lynch of Ferry street. MT. Wooding is going to Wilmington, Del, to engage in business.
 Miss Emma Thompson and c. H. Thompson of 346 Lenox street have gone to Asheville, N. C., to remain during the winter
 A surprise party was given on Thurs day evening at the residence of Mrs. Emma F. Brown, 25S Front street, it having been arranged by the friends of her son, Arthur K. Brown. About fifty friends of the family called and during the evening there were games and mu- sical and literary exercises fine sup per was also served.
 A charity whist entertainment will be given to-day from 3 to 5 D. m. at the home of Mrs. F. Joseph Chatterton on Grand avenue.
 Miss Nellie M. Mahon of 145 Saton- stall avenue has taken a position with the Frank F. Houston company, Bridge port.
 Nathan Andrews of East Haven while playing football tore the fragments of his ankle and has been obliged to use crutches for time.
 Frank Smith and family Clifford Smith and Mrs. B. F. Taylor of Albany, N. r., have been visiting at Horace A. Smiths in East Haven.
 At the meeting of East Rock lodge, A. o. U. w., held Thursday evening" officers were nominated as follows: P. M. w., John l.. Wetherwax; master workman, William Hugenduble; fore man, Smith B. Turner; overseer N. F. Farnham; recorder, F. W. Price; treas- urer, Friend H. Francis; financier, Ezra Healy guide, George E. Booker; inside watchman Emory L. Smith; outside watchman, Charles Hotchkiss; trustees R. B. Farren, w. s. Compton, Thomas H. Newbold. The annual election of this lodge will take place at the next 1 meeting.
 The annual election of Live Oak coun- cil, R. A., will take place on Thursday | evening, December 14. There will also be an initiation. The lodge started out | in April with the intention of securing . twenty-five new members by the next meeting of the grand council in April, 1899, and already has secured more than half of that number
 On Tuesday, December 12, the mem- bers of the w. c. T. U. No. 2 will hold parlor meeting with Mrs c. w. Kama han, 55 Pine street, to which all women are invited. One feature of this meet ing will be the social hour from to o'clock, to which all are invited to re- main Belle dock division of the Consolidated road states that the coal tonnage at that point for November was heavier than in any previous month. Over 50,- 900 tons of coal were forwarded during the month.
 William M. King has contracted to furnish new sails for the schooner Julia Frances, now at Long wharf.
 The Saltonstall club will give one of it's sociables in the East Haven town hall on Wednesday evening, December l3.