The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-03

Ahe matter Now Being Canvassed-Col-
 Iision of Teams-AnnuaI Meeting o1
 Fair Haven w. c. T. U.-parish Aid
 Society Supper.
 The board oe education has come to
 no decision yet about opening an even-
 ing school in the Strong building. A 1 petition was sent in last year and an-
 other this season and the board deter
 mined to ascertain the number of per-
 sons who wished to attend an evening
 school before taking action. It is esti- mated that it will cost $250 to run such a school for the season. Principal l Graves of Strong school is securing a l list of those who wish to attend. MT. Moran, chairman of the committee on schools, says that he board wishes to do what is fair and will open school if
 the number of applicants is sufficient to
 warrant the expense; but the attend
 anca at the last evening school held in
 Fair Haven was not such as to warrant
 a continuance of the enterprise
 As Henry Leys team of Morris Cove was standing in front of 23 Rosette
 street on Tuesday another team ran
 into the horse and it's leg was broken.
 It was necessary to kill the animal. Rev. pr. George w. Phillips of St.
 James P. E. church will off1ciate at the funeral of Dwight Treat, to be held this
 afternoon at 1 o'clock from his late residence 56 Dwight street. MT Treat
 was killed on his way to he Long Hill wreck on the Berkshire road, being on
 the wrecking train.
 The annual meeting of Fair Haven w. c. T, U. No. ? was held Tuesday af- ternoon at their hall on Grand avenue. Mrs. c. w. Kanahan, the vice president from the Grand avenue Baptist church, presided in the absence of the presi- dent, Dr. Mary B. Mody, who is con- fined at her home by illness. The meet ing opened with devotional exercises and prayer by Mrs. H. H. Thompson, past president There was also reading of Scripture, singing and the roll call. Quotations were read from the sayings of the late Miss Willard, duet by Mrs. Gates and Miss Susie Kanahan, a poem, entitled Looking Home,'' read by Miss M. B. Moody and the president, Mrs. Moody, sent an address which was read. It was a fine address and was listened to with interest. Officers were elected as follows: President, Miss Lil- Han A. Gladwin; vice presidents, from the East Pearl street M. E. church, Dr. Mary B. Moody, Mrs. l.. J. Bristol; from Grand avenue Baptist church, Mrs. c. w. Kanahan; from Grand ave- nue Congregational church, Mrs. c. R. Wells; from Second Congregational church, Mrs. N. A. Linsley; secretary, Mrs. Nellie M. Gates; corresponding Mrs. c. w. Kanahan; treas- urer Miss Susie M Kanahan. The su- perintendents of departments will be l elected at the meeting next week. The l meeting was closed with singing of the | lymn, "Blest Be the Tie That Binds.
 The Parish Aid society of St. James church will hold the initial supper of he season this evening at the usual ime and place. The meetings were during the hot months, which has been the custom for num- ,er of years. The ladies in charge of he society have planned series of en- ertainments for the coming winter, which it is believed will make these as popular as in the past. The members and their friends will Ioubtless take increased pleasure and interest after their vacation.