The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-02

| terday-Special Service at Grace y. II.
! Church-G Grand Avenue Roadway
! Other Notes of Interest.
Rev. e. w. Stone at the Grand ave-
nue. Baptist church tomorrow will
preach in the morning on the subject
THE Entrance of Thy Words Giveth
Light" and in the evening the sub
ject will be Don't Drift'-a sermon to
young men.
Rev. Mr.. Jackson at the Montowese
Baptist church will preach tomorrow
morning on "The Christians Cleans
ing" and in the evening the subject will
be "Abraham's Choice"
Mr.. Doty foreman at the Montowese
Brick company's plant, reports a lively
season in the brick business the output
being over forty thousand day. The
company is building a large boarding
| house, and has just completed a new
barn.
Miss Ida A. Hubbard is very i'll at her
| home on Perkins street. Miss Hubbard
is a sister of w. f. Hubbard, manager
of the Fair Haven store of the Booth
Meat company She has suffered with
consumption for seven years and for the
last few weeks has been in a precarious
condition.
Reports received from Shelter Island
are to the effect that the steam dredge
Kate Stevens has recently caught $4,000
bushels of large oysters off Clark's
Point The stock has been shipped to
Rockaway for replanting.
The old folks concert was repeated
at the Ferry street Congregational
church Thursday evening, an audience
of over two hundred attending The
affair was a success throughout. After
the concert the ladies' of the church
served ice cream in the basement of the
church.
The funeral of Mrs. William Merwin
was attended yesterday afternoon from
her late home on Blatchley avenue.
Rev R. T. McNicholl ofiiciated The
remains We're taken to Milford for in
terment
The sacrament of the Lords supper
will be celebrated at the Grand avenue
Congregational church tomorrow af-
leI HObll Ut + y CiIFth. Ill lilc IllOl lllIltS
DR. Mitchell will preach on the subject
THE Refusal Of the Departing Christ
to Leave His Treasures Behind Him"
B. S. Bradley's PAGER Blue Light won
third money in the 2:30 class at the
Branford races.
John Gilmore, the east side milkman.
who has been i'll with the grip and
pneumonia, is improving and is able to
be out.
The Fair Haven and Westville COM
pany is to run it's sprinklers across the
brdge-something that will be appreci-
ated in that section.
The roadway of Grand avenue is be-
ing prepared for the work of brick paw
ing. Sewer, water and gas connections
are being made with houses where the
pipes We're not laid. The surface of
the roadway needs repairing and the
new pavement will be an excellent inn
provement.
The fagpole at Foxon Four Corners
has been reprinted and the flag was
displayed from the topmast Memorial
day, A liberty pole has stood on this
plot of ground nearly all the time since
1861. This pole was erected by the Sc
lectmen last year.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at
Grace p. f. church the Sunday school
will have special service, it being the
tWenty-ninth anniversary. The choir
will assist in the exercises. 1t is hoped
there will be a full attendance of all
connected with the school and that all
who have ever been connected with the |
school, who can do so, will attend Let
tiers will be ready from former rectors
of the church and addresses will be
made by Cunday school workers The |
service will be held in the church.
The Rev. Mr.. Lusk of North Haven,
who is so well and favorably known to
the people of ST James church. will Of
ficiate at both services tomorrow. |
There will be the regular morning SER
vice, with communion, at 1920 o'clock,
and in place of the evening service
there will be a o'clock vesper service,
which has been substituted during the
weather. The music for both services
follows:
Morning.
Professional hymn 81.
Kyrie (Monotone) ............. Barnby
Gloria Tibi-Unison in B fiat.
Offertory-And When the Day OF
PentecOSt ................... Slmper
Sanctus in E .................C amidge
Communion hymn 225.
Gloria in EXcelsis in e fiat. ........
Observation-Disclosures. Cruickshank
Evening.
hymn 1856.
and Nunc Dimittis-
Chant ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Barnby
Offertory (soprano solo and quar-
tette)-Peace I Leave With You
= .. INODtllS
In the absence of a rector the COM
mittee on clergy has arranged to sup
ply the pulpit for the month as follows:
June 3, Rev Mr. Lusk June and II,
Rev. George w Phillips, late assistant
at st. Paul's; June "a, Rev. Herbert l..
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