The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-13
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM BOTH
 SIDES OF THE RIVER.
Meeting of Eleventh Ward Comm ittce- Interesting Lodge News-Doings fin the Churches Sunday.

| The Eleventh ward committee met on | Thursday evening at the home of the chairman, Arthur Nichols, 123 WolcoAt street, to make arrangements for next
 Tuesdays election Sixteen members | were present and they were quite er.- thusiastic over the prospect of carrying
 the ward. All republicans wro wish to
 have carriages sent for them to carry
 them to and from the polls should noti-
 fly Alderman w. s. Moyle.
 Hiram Camp division, Sons of Tenn
 perance, will receive an official visit
 from w. A. R. Hawley, grand worthy patriarch of the state at their next
 regular session, on Tuesday evening, April 16. The following officers have been installed for the six months term commencing April |: w. F., Miss Mar tha Hall; w. A., Mrs. Eveline Hayes; R.. s. James s, Young; r. S., William H. Pollard; treasurer, Mrs. William H. Pollard; chaplain, Mrs. Hattie Waters; vonductor, Miss Florence Hudson; as- sistant, Frank Hayes; I. S., Herbert Hudson; s. Y. P. w., Miss Florence Hudson; F. w. F., Mrs. Louisa Hud- son.
 Myrtle chapter o. E. S., initiated four candidates Thursday evening. Af- ter the meeting there was social hour with instrumental music and dancing. There was a large attendance and the occasion was very enjoyable.
 The regular meeting of the Fraternal Benefit league was held last evening. An extra feature of the occasion was a roll call of all the members, followed with informal exercises, music. etc.
 Quinnipiac conclave No. 3l3, I. o. H., at its meeting Monday evening will have some interesting exercises at the close, to include music, and refresh ments will be served.
 At the Grand avenue Congregational church tomorrow morning Rev. Dr. Mitchell will preach his last sermon before leaving for his new field of labor In the evening there will be an Easter praise service.
 There will be repetition of the can- tata From Sepulchre to Throne' at the Grace P. E. church tomorrow even ing.
 A surprise whist party was held on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. C. H. King, of Grand avenue.
 Mir and Mrs. Clifford James, of Mon towese, have gone to Pasadena, Cal. for MT. James health.
 At the Second Congregational church tomorrow evening there will be an H. lustrated address on China" by Rev. | Edward H. Smith, of Hartford who | goes out this fall to take the place of | some who have been massacred in | North China. There are one hundred | slides, inclusive of portraits of the mar tyred missionaries and of the buildings | and compounds which were destroyed | by the Boxers. This will be perhaps | the most interesting service of the win ters series. Mr. Smith is thoroughly informed on matters Chinese, and by | the aid of the stereopticon views will be able to throw much light on one of the | greatest problems of the age.
 Rev. E. w. Stone at the Grand ave- nue Baptist church will preach to-mor- row morning on lf-Sacrifice''-in the series on Christian Virtues In the evening the subject will be Driving Off the Vultures"
 The remains of MT. Keep, son of Dr. Leslie Keep, of New York, were brought to East Haven for burial yes terday. The father, Dr. Leslie Keep, resided in Fair Haven when a boy and became New York physi- cian and practiced in Fair Haven many years. Dr. Keeps mother. was the daughter of the late Rev. Silas Clark, of East Haven, and a sister of the late Mrs. Henry R. Barnes, of Fair Haven.