The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-04
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SERVICES 1T THE DIFFERENT
 CHURCHES TOMORROW.
Conference of sunday school Workers at the Ferry Street Congregational Church Landlord EiIsman Ill-Fu- neral of William J. Dorman Held Yes-
terday.

1 A conference of Sunday hool officers l teachers and all who are interested in
 the promotion of efficient work In the | Sunday school. will be held in the Ferry street Congrega tional church Sunday | afternoon and evening, under the aus pices of the Connecticut Sunday school 1 association. In the afternoon, com- | meucing at 8 o'clock will be confef- ence on the general topic, steps in the | Way of Progress" conducted by George ! s. Demming, general secretary, after
 which Miss Hill will sing Home so Blest." This will be followed by les son illustration by Miss Lucy Stock, state primary superintendent. The ad- dress of the evening session will be by Miss Stock.
 Harry Chidsey, young son of William
 F. Chidsey of East Haven, who frac- tured his right arm by falling from q verandah at his home, is improving. He is attended by Dr. Holbrook. MT. and Mrs c. D. Parmelee and children of Quinnipiac avenue leave this week for Narranagsett Bay for the remainder of this month. Major Luzerne Ludington will have
 charge of transferring the naval mili- tia from the auxiliary cruiser Prairie,
 outside the breakwater, this morning.
 The militia have been away on a
 cruise.
 Herman Elsman, proprietor of the
 Farren avenue hotel, has been very ill
 several days. He is threatened with in- flammation of the bowels.
 In the East Pearl street M E. church tomorrow the holy communion will be administered at the morning service In the evening the pastor Rev. R. T. McNicholl will preach from Rev. elations xix, 11-16, "The war In heav- en-" The pastor will conduct the ser vices, week day and Sunday, during the remainder of the summer.
 In the absence of the pastor, Rev A. F. Irvine, 1t is expected that his assist ant, Rev MT. Sheldon. will offlciate at the Second Congregational church tomorrow For the second Sunday in the month, Rev. Merritt T. Farren of Vermont Is expected to preach. Rev. George A. Pelton of this city will off, ciate one Sunday and one of the Guil- ford pastors will preach the remaining Sunday in this month.
 Rev. George W. Phillips, D. D., of this city will off1ciate tomorrow morning at St. James P. F. church. There will be no evening service through August.
 In the absence of Rev D. W. Stone at the Grand avenue Baptist church to- morrow Rev. S. J. Skevington of Clin- ton N l. will officiate
 Rev. w. F. Price of this city will of flciate at St. Andrews M. F. church tomorrow The pastor, Rev Duane N. Griffin, and family, are spending the month of August at Granby.
 Herbert Barnes has returned from a stay of several days at Massena Springs, 4 N. Y
 pr. J. B. Brocksieper of New Britain, son of the late Frederick w. Brocksiep- CT on Montowese, will remove to this city, where he will open an office. He comes to New Haven, as his fathers estate will require his personal man. agement.,
 Before leaving for Dakota MT. Lewis placed three of his horses with George c. Bradley to sell. MT. Lewis will bring in another car of horses next month.
 The old Ward house, burned at Nor ris Cove Thursday night, was owned by William P. Bostwick of Fair Ha- ven.
 The funeral of the late William J. Dorman was held from his home in Fairmount avenue yesterday afternoon | and was largely attended. Polar Star | lodge I. o. o. F., of which he was a l member and officer. turned out In a body, and the bearers were members of | the lodge.
 A birthday reception was given We'd | nesday evening at the home of Mrs. | George Munson, 273 Front street, for ler little daughter, Gladys May Nun son.
 L. B. Fairchild of Bright street will | go to East River to-day to visit his laughter, Mrs Frank Grosvenor.
 Mrs J. A. Peck and children of Clin- on avenue, who have been at Shore Beach two weeks, will return next week
 MT and Mrs. w. l.. Huntley and son Trank of Clinton avenue, who have vis- ted J. P. Morrow and family, have re- urned.
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