The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-05-26
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS


Musical Service at ST. james Church IN
the Morning Annual Frcewll Offer
Ing Meeting of w. G. II. U. VIII DO
Held at the Grand Avenue baptist
Church Tomorrow Night.
DR.. Julia e. Teele and Miss M. E.
Lanfear will address the people of the
Second Congregational church on the
the work of the Lowell house-the So
cial settlement on Franklin street
Sunday morning The Rev DR.. Duncan
of Boston will preach in the evening
Charles Donnelly of 107 Monroe street,
who had three ribs broken Thursday, is
getting along favoraby. In telling u
tree on East Chapel street the tree fell
upon him, iniuring him seriously,
The Foxon Sunday school has elected
officers as follows: Superintendent, f.
w. Prout; assistant, J.. II. Goodrich;
secretary and treasurer, Horace G.
Woods; librarian, Emma e, Goodrich.
Memorial Sunday will be observed in
the Montowese Baptist church Sunday
evening. The veterans will assemble
at Summerdale at o'clock and proceed
to the cemetery and decorate the graves
of the dead soldiers The church ser
vices will be at 7:30 and to include
sermon by the pastor, Rev. Charles w.
Jackson.
At the East Haven Congregational
church Sunday evening the pastor, Rev.
d. J. Clark, will preach a memorial
sermon.
r. G. Davis has recently purchased
trotter with record of 2:30, His friends
are anxious to have the horse speeded
at the Foxon track at some of the sum
mer meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Barnes will
leave for Chicago next Tuesday, Mr..
Barnes goes out to attend the special
meeting of the directors of Swift & Co.
to take action on issuing new bonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Guse left on
Thursday for Eufaula, Ala. They stop
ped over in New York for a short visit
with friends, They came north when
the late Wells J. Bray was taken Ill and
Mrs Guise was with her father during
MS last illness.
b. S. Bradleys horse Blue Light will
trot in the meeting at the Bradford
Trotting park Memorial day.
On Thursday evening people from the
Second Congregational church visited
the Lowell house on Franklin street and
were shown about the institution by DR..
Julia r. Teele and Miss M. e. Lanfear.
The musical service at st. James =.
T.. church tomorrow will be as follows:
Professional, hymn 36S; venite, gloria,
chant; TIE Deum in F, Dykes benedic
tus, chant Arnold litany hymn SO;
hymn 1923; Kyrie in G, Gounod; Gloria
Tibi in G, Gounod; hymn 1872; offertory,
O, Lord Our Governor, Godsby
Evening, 7:30 O'clock Professional,
hymn 374; gloria, chant. Hayes; Mag
nificat chant, Barnby; Nunc Dimittis.
medley; hymn 1870; offertory The Lord
ia Exalted, West
At the East Pearl street NJ r. church
tomorrow there will be divine service
with preaching at 1890 a. m. and 1880
p, M Subscribers towards the "Twen-
tieth Century Thanksgiving Fund" are
requested to send in their subscriptions
at as early a date as possible, Frank
M. Crawford is the treasurer for the
East Pearl street church. The pastor
will be pleased to take charge Of any
subscriptions that may be passed to
him.
Rev r. w, Stone viii preach at the
Grand avenue Baptist churcle to-mor-
row morning on the subject What the
Baptists Stand For" His evening sub
ject will be pilates Wash Bowl"
The annual freewill Offering meeting
of the w. C. T. U. No. 2 viii be held
in the Grand avenue Baptist church
Sunday evening. The address will be
given by the pastor, Rev. f. w. Stone.
All interested in temperance are invited
to be present.