The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-05
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Fair Haven Lodge, ID. OF H., I'm Hartford
Bishop Leonard of Utah visiting
Here-Fau Camp Meeting Concluded
w. G. II. U. ParIor Meeting Tuesday
Evening Other Fresh Items.
RI Rev. Abel Leonard, d. d., OF salt
Lake City, who is visiting IN talr nd
ven. preached in Trinity L. ~. churcn
in Branford yesterday morning.
Anna e. Ward has sold to George L.
Ives seventy feet of land on the Light
house road.
While the Chapel street drawbridge IS
disabled the East Haven, Branford and
Lighthouse electric cars are run wa
Grand avenue and Ferry street
The Farther Lights society Will nave
a sale of fancy and useful articles ana
home made candy at the Grand avenue
Baptist church Wednesday evening, az
ter the Ladies' Aid society supper.
House breakers are about. On Sat
urday evening the houses of Il. X. STAT
err of 81 East Pearl. street and III. W.
Crawford of 10 Clinton avenue were en-
tered while the families were out. Inc
apartments were ransacked, but moth
ing is missed. The frequency with
which the houses in the city are being
entered has aroused the police and an
active vigilance is to be maintained
The w. c. It. U. of Montowese will
hold it's regular meeting at the nome Oh
the president Mrs. G. III. Cooper on
Thursday, at p. m.
The late Hiram Burgess, janitor OF
the East Haven town hall, was insured
| for So, 900 In the Masonic Mutual Bene-
fit association.
Upon invitation of Capital lodge, d.
of H., of Hartford, twenty-siX members
of Fair Haven lodge went to Hartford
Wednesday evening. The Fair Haven
degree team exemplfied the work In
very creditable manner TWO candidates
were initiated The members of Capital
LODGE were so impressed with the de-
gree work that they have decided to
have team of their own
Walter Maybry and Miss Jessie Ford
were married by Rev. Mr. Booth at
Bridgeport October 81. They Will re-
side on AtWater street.
Bishop Abel Leonard OF the diocese
of Utah is visiting Rev, DIR. Sanford OF
Blatchley avenue For two years Dr.
Sanford was rector of ST. Peters church
in Carson City, which is in Bishop !
Leonards diocese The bishop during
his stay in the east will attend the
bishops conference in New York city. |
Bishop Leonard preached last evening |
at Grace church.
The fall camp meeting which has |
continued two weeks at the East Pearl |
street M. f. church was concluded yes
terday with special services. These |
meetings have been held under the aus
pieces of the Twentieth Century Wesley
an league. Fl. H. Benedict, who IS the |
prime mover in creating the league, I
gave an interesting address in the .
morning IN which he showed what the
had already accomplished.
About 600 has been raised towards
the fund of SIS 900 for freeing from debt
the NJ. e. churches of the city. II is
hoped by Christmas to raise the re-
mainder Collections We're taken at the
East Pearl street church yesterday.
portion of the money raised is to go
towards the finances of this church and
the remainder fer the league. About
$500 was raised at the morning service.
In the afternoon Rev. John T.. Adams,
D. D., presiding elder of the New Ha
ven district, preached on the subject
Advance Ordered" 1t was a stirring
appeal to spiritual work. A platform
meeting was held in the evening, John
r. Manson presiding. Addresses were
made by Mr.. Manson, Charles A. Bald
win and others.
The w. C. r. u. will hold parlor
meeting at the residence of Mrs. Dr.
Moody Tuesday, November 6, at p. m.
If stormy the meeting win be held the
Tuesday.
Mrs. N. A. Beebe has returned from
/, visit of several weeks in Maine Her
lunt, Mrs George d. Brown, who went
With her will remain a few days longer.
Mrs C. r. Cargill of Shirley Mills,
Ie., formerly of Fair Haven, Is visit
ng friends here. For the present she is
1t the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Lat
a of Pine street
The entertainment entitled "Ye Viii
age Choir" held last week at the Bap-
list church netted the sum of $40
The "rummage sale" to be held under
he auspices of the ladies of the Grand Y
venue Congregational church will open
o-day at G23 Grand avenue. A large
mount Of articles have been contrib !
tied and 1t is expected that there will
e lively demand for tha goods v