The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-24
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY ro
 MISS HATTIE FARNHAM.

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 ihg-special w. c. T. U. Meeting on | February 27-Church Services To- | morrow.
 A peasant surprise party was ten- dered on the evening of Washington,s
 birthday to Miss Hattie Farnham at her home, 102 East Pearl street. The evening was spent in games piano se- lectlons, songs, and refreshments were served. Among the callers were Miss Gereruae Higgins. Miss Ethel Flint, MISS Josephine Eastman. Miss Phoebe ohlth, Miss May Farnhaln, Miss Alice Farnham, Harry Higgins, Loring Bur- well, Anthony DeMatty, Forest Smith and Robert Smith.
 x. W. J. Sizer ex-warden of Fair Ha- ven East, who has been very III has now nearly recovered.
 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Hinckley of Springfield returned home last evening after a short visit with their daughter. Mrs. F. l.. Willis of Exchange street.
 Mrs. c. R. Cargill of Sherland ave- nue, who has been very i'll with erysi. pelas, is improving.
 Miss Lulu Broadbent, the teacher, who has been ill at her home on Exchange street several weeks, is still confined to her room She has suffered from ner-t vous prostration.
 Harry Leigh yesterday sold to MT, Delehanty of this city a building lot at Cosey Beach. Mr. Delehanty will build grocery store on the purchase in the spring.
 Ralph Pastore, the Grand avenue bar- Der, is receiving congratulations on the arrival of little boy at his home.
 On Monday evening next Fair Haven lodge, Degree of Honor is to have q fish pond at their lodge room A. o. u. w. hall. Each member is requested to bring two packages, the price of both not to exceed ten cents. Not only mem- bers, but any who are interested are invited to attend. The sum of five cents will be charged by those wishing to fish. A beautiful jardiniere, which was made by one of the members, will be disposed of., There will be good mu- sic to enliven the occasion.
 At the East Pearl street M. E. church tomorrow the pastor,/ Rev. R T. Me Nicholl will preach morning and eve- ming. The morning subject will be "The Four Gospels" and the evening subject will be What to Read and How" At the general prayer meeting on Tuesday evening the pastor will give an analysis of the Sunday school lesson for March 4 and Mrs Jennie B. Robin son will read paper on Social Amuse- ments" Cottage prayer meetings will be held on Wednesday evening at S5 and 317 Ferry street. The general class meeting will be on Friday even- Y ing. All members of the church are urged to be present and to report their to the several benevolent cies of the church at as early date as possible.
 Rev. E. w. Stone will preach at the Grand avenue Baptist church to-mor- row morning on "Dispossessing the Old Tenant" and in the evening on ''The Temporal Advantages of Religion"
 On Tuesday, February 27, the w. c. T. U. will hold their devotional meeting lt.4 o'clock and a supper at o'clock, o be followed by short entertain- nent at their rooms, 32 Grand avenue. The price of the supper and entertain- nent is ten cents. The committee con- lists of Mrs. Allyn, Mrs. c. w. Kama lan, Miss Susie Kanahan, Mrs Bristol, Mrs. Ruth Clark, Mrs George Steven on, Mrs Doane and Mrs. c. B. Wells
 Rev. c. J. Hawkins will preach at the Terry street church tomorrow evening n Faith in Future Lfe.' The mu- ical programme will be sung by a nale quartet in place of the regular [uartet. The programme will be as ye the Father"
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