The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-20
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
PROGRAMME OF SUNDAY sERyfOEs
 IN THE CHURCHES.

Rev. William Ross of Sea Cliffe, Long
 Island, at East Pearl St. M. E. Church
 -Quartcrly Session Of w. c. T. U.-
 Officers of East Haven Grange In-
 stalled.
 At the East Pearl street M. B. church
 tomorrow the Rev. William Ross of
 Sea Cliffe, l.. l., will preach morning
 and evening. The Bible school and
 class meeting will be held at 12 o'clock
 noon. At p. m. the pastor, Rev. R. T. McNicholl, will give a Bible reading on "Old Testiment Gospel" At 6:15p D, m. the Epworth league vesper service will be held, to which all are invited. Special revival services on Monday. Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7:3o o'clock. The members of the church and congregation are requested to meet at o'clock that they may go in body to the Grace M. E. church, where Mrs. Grace Wiser Davis is now conducting a gospel mission. On Tues day evening the Rev. Dr. Adams, elder of the district will give an address at the revival service and conduct the fourth quarterly confer ence.
 Rev. F. W. Stone, pastor of the Grand avenue Baptist church, will preach tomorrow morning on the sub- ject: The Redeemer's Desire" and in the evening his sermon will be on "Get- ting Out What We Put Into Life.''
 Samuel L. Wilcox died at the New Haven hospital yesterday at the age of seventy-two years. Undertaken H. w. Crawford took charge of the removal of the remains to the home of the de- ceased in Clinton last evening.
 At the meeting of the w. c. T. U. of New Haven held this week in quar- terly session all the local unions were well represented. The subject under "The Curfew Law was ably discussed by Mrs. Hutchinson, who also brought reports and testi- < nonials from different cities where the aw is in force, showing the good ef- < 'ect from it's enforcement and in the essening of crime among the younger members of society She said the chill lren were doing better work in the schools of these cities Dr. Mary Moody presided After the meeting a social 2 four was spent and high refreshments were served by the ladies.
 Mrs George Staley of Bridgeport is yisiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. c. W. Kavahan of Pine street.
 q Bates, formerly of Fair Haven, and S low of Belchertown, Mass, is danger 'usly i'll with typhoid fever at her lome.
 Mrs. Lewis B. Converse of 229 Grand venue has received from her husband he gift of a beautiful piano. It is inc instrument with solid mahogany arved case.
 The newly elected officers of the East Haven grange were installed at the neeting this week by S. w F. An rews, past master, c. w. Bradley act- ng as marshal
 Zeal Beach of East Haven has gone } Virginia, where he expects to locate l business
 The funeral of Merwin p. Heming- 'ay was largely attended at his home l Montowese yesterday afternoon.
 Mir and Mrs. R. H. Coe of East Ha- en attended the meeting of the state range in Hartford.
 Rev. Dr. Mitchell of the Grand ave- ue Congregational church tomorrow. vening will preach the second in the purse of special sermons. The subject
 to be What Must I do to Be Saw IF"
 Commencing Sunday evening next at le Ferry street church the pastor, ev. c. J. Hawkins, will begin series sermons upon the Bible. The sub- ct for Sunday evening will be Bible judy" Musical programme as fol- WIS:
 of Bright Home' ..... ...... ..... ............. .HavenH hoir hymn" Moment by Moment w Illltl6 v Us, o Saviour When Night In-
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