The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30
HEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
&1YXOE6 IN THE CHURCHES TO-
 MORROW.

anksgivtng Praise Service in Grand
 vsnue Baptist Churoh-Dinner to
 Fes. Kaufman of the New Haven Iron md Steel Company.
 Thanksgiving praise service will be
 $en in the Grand avenue Baptist
 urch tomorrow evening at 7:30 Block on which occasion the choir
 M be assisted by Edward Hendee, jr., ZIo tenor, and William E. Morgan, jr., 61Q baritone, and by Mrs. Edward B.
 Barren, Miss Ruth Wilson, Mrs. Ada art Harry V. Santry and Beatrice liver. John E. Schnautz is the direc- or and Miss Antoinette Bree organist. 1At the East Pearl street M E.
 Qrch the sacrament of the Lords S Upper will occur Sunday morning. In le evening the pastor, Rev. L. R. reeter, D. D., will preach. Subject: Hlt the Men and Women Preachers 3d How They Preach
 The grand fair under the auspices of 4 ladies of the East Pearl street M. E,
 arch will open in Polar Star hall next Hesday evening, continuing Wednes- YSand Thursday afternoon and even-
 A turkey supper will be served m evening from to 8 o'clock, follow
 sby an entertainment.
 Mrrfed, at 291 Lloyd street at noon
 &nkxgiving day by Rev. pr. Sage of 3Da Baptist church, Frederick B.
 1oh to Miss Minnie E. Hovey. MT.
 xon, a dealer in ice in Willimantic, ga profitable business. After the
 YTtaEe ceremony fine dinner was fyed by Mrs. Foote, a sister of the lde. The couple went directly to air new home.
 tile Second Congregational church Ay pRstor will describe little journey
 sAmiens Sunday evening. The great Sfhic cathedral will be described as
 expression of religious life. The SFtnes will be illustrated. Views of GchoDl of anarchy found almost be- 1kEfH the Shadow of the cathedral will T0she shown. At the close a devo- iial .eervice of prayer and song will Ey61hilunion services will be held in
 2xa Of the churches tomorrow 8ffiiilg. The Grand avenue Congre- S3{6nRf church is to change its com- Milton Service from the afternoon to 1 |tiiorning, and it Is expected that 50}xt Twenty-Five new members will be
 &lved Sunday. In the evening the [1for Rev. MT. Chalmers, will preach s"Our Country's Move God-ward," " choir will be assisted at this ser
 by the Hoosier Star vocalists, the
 lI1e singers.
 <f ii3 nfficiaI denial by President Kauf-
 f1s 6x the New Haven Iron and Steel
 p6ny of the reported sale of their
 2& to the Susquehanna Iron and v n company of Pennsylvania, is well FtXived here. The 300 or more employees
 @pleased that there is to be no 18nge in the company. Business is f0d at the mills and the company is Di if conducted by the present man. fefiient. l<lss Grace Bristol will assist the 13ir of the Seymour Congregational *{i8ch Sunday evening, the music of . ' veek ago to be repeated
 H&: w. s. Bishop of Grand avenue, Y 4 recently had surgical operation | &$face hospital, is reported to be in | &1fnfUrtable condition and doing we'll f many friends will hope for her , lEf6feTrecovery.
 4j6B Flora MacNicholl, who has been l 2itt1g friends here, was on her way (s1iSr home in New Britain. She had m In New York state for the past six 6i1fhs for the benefit of her health, |iich is now somewhat improved.
 III Advent cantata is to be rendered f fhe full vested choir of thirty voices \ Grace church, corner of Blatchley leiijie and Exchange street, on Friday |4{iing, December G. at 7:45, to which & uublici cordially invited. Tliis cantata has been rendered but leA before by a vested choir, that of Etpfty church, the occasion being at & last musical festival, and on ac- init of being given in the afternoon, 6fiy were unable to attend.
 The soprano solos in the cantata are Sta given by Master Freddie Coe, the lVs boy who has taken these parts in N City. After the cantata the offer [S VIII be taken by four of the choir Yn. The service will be wholly musi- ssthe cantata being given in place of usual lecture, and doubtless the lifch will be well filled.