The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-25
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS


I'm Honor of Mrs. Henry Godfrey, Her
| Guest Milford Pastor at Second Com
I gregatiOnaI Church Death of George
| Alum.
| A very pleasant company gathered at
the home of Mrs. Jennie Robinson, 81
Exchange street, yesterday afternoon in
honor of her guest, Mrs Henry Clay
! Godfrey of Elizabeth City, N. C. Mrs,
Godfrey was formerly Mrs. Emma
Burnham of this place. The afternoon
was spent in playing a literary game,
after which refreshments We're served.
Those present were Mrs. Taylor, Mrs.
Larkins, Mrs. Serene Hopkins, Mrs.
Hattie Oldershaw, Mrs. John Hubbell
Mrs. George Dill Mrs. Frank Craw-
ford Miss Minnie MeNicholl, Mrs. Fl. l.
Barnes, Miss Clara Larkins of the city
and Miss Elizabeth French of New
York
Miss Helen Brown of Shelter street
and Miss Grace Sims of Exchange
street are staying at Morris Cove for a
few weeks.
Mrs. George w jacobs and Mrs.
Frederick Jacobs of Grafton street have
returned from weeks stay at the Ty-
lerville camp meeting.
The following members of the Second
Congregational church attended the
Mortified conference this year: Mrs
James Mallory, Mrs. NJ b. Bailey, Mrs
JI,1i II NTiecos
Miss Addie Strong, Mrs. George Black,
Rev. A. f. Irvine, Mrs Irvine and Will
lie Irvine. The trustees of Mortified
have offered Mr. Irvine an acre of land
on which to build a cottage for the use
of the Second church.
John Lowe and Richard Lowe will
start to-day for Dakota to visit John
loves son.
Miss Matte Brown of Talcotville, |
who has been visiting Mrs. Mary AL /
word of Quinnipiac street for the past .
month, has returned home.
Rev. f. f. Snow Of Guilford will sup
ply the pulpit of the Second Congrega-
tional church tomorrow. 1t will be
McAll mission Sunday in this church,
and an Offering will be taken up for the
work.
George Alum, aged seventy-five
years, died yesterday of dysentery at
the home of his son, Owen Alum, "a
Wolcott street. Mr.. Alum came here
rom England recently to visit his son.
The funeral will be held from 81 VOL
,ott street tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock.
There will be a praise service to-nor-
'ow evening from Z to O'Clock at the
Grand avenue Baptist church. The
music will be furnished by male quar-
cite. led by N E. Smith. The pro-
sramme will include Memoirs of Cali
ee," by Palmer: Jesus Lover of My
SOUL" by Perkins; "Tarry With Me, ..
III My Saviour" by Dierley and Come
into Me- by Perkins. Rev. Mr.. Skev- :,
ngton of New Jersey will preach morn 8,
ng and evening. :
Miss Emma L. Tyler, principal of the
luinnipiac school, is spending her vaca
ion in Franklin county, Massachu- :
ctts She writes of abundant rain and =
me crops,
At the East Pearl street M. e. church :
o-morrow the pastor, Rev. r. L. Nc 7
Jicholl will preach. In the morning =
is subject will be punishment Not an 9
.rbitrary IntlictlOn, But the Natural =
result of Sin" =
Miss Nellie Wedmore of Quinnipiac =,
venue and Miss Eta Sparks of Tx -
hange street arc expected home to-day y
fter having spent two weeks in the =
T hitl Mountains,
One day this week while at the North -
ED conference Rev. and Mrs. Irvine, ! :
Ilss Adele Strong and Mrs. George
lack drove from that place to Win =
hester, N. H, and back through one !,
!, the most picturesque parts Of New -
ngland
Il. H. Pardee and wife of Montowese q
e at st. Adams, VT. From there they II
i'll go to the northern part of New
Ork state.