The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-19
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS

| MUSICAL PROGRAMME AT THE GRAND AYE. CONG. CHURCH.
 First of Series of Sermons by Rev. IT. w. Stone-Rev. HEr. Chalmers Addresses the Y. M. c. A.-A Fine Entertain m en t Junior League Rally To-day. The musical programme of the Grand avenue Congregational church to-mor- row will be as follows: Morning. Organ prelude.
 Jubilate .... .....,....... Dudley Buck Gloria in F f1at.................... Buck Prayer,
 Response--"Inclina Thine Ear" M Apt Offertory-"Oh, Cast Thy Burden Up
 on the Lord".. .. ....J. H. Maunder sermon-subject: "Christs Earnest
 ness"
 Benediction.
 Organ postlude-Selected.
 Evening.
 Organ prelude.
 Hymn.
 Scripture reading.
 Harvest Anthem. . ..J. H. Maunder Prayer.
 Response-"o, Lord, be Not Far
 From Me-. ............. ...... Rogers Offertory.
 Soprano solo-"A Dream of Paradise"
 ....... |. ... .................H H, Grey Sermon-"Life's Withheld Blessings" Hymn.
 Benedicton.
 Postlude.
 There will also be baptism of chill dren at the morning service.
 At the Grand avenue Baptist church the pastor, Rev. E. w. Stone, will begin Sunday evening series of sermons on "The Last Things" His subject for Sunday evening will be Heaven; What It Is.'' On succeeding Sunday evenings he will discuss The Inhabi- tants of Heaven" 'The Occupation of Heaven" Recognition in Heaven" Between Death and the Resurrection" "The Resurrection" The Second Com ing of Christ" The Judgment" and Hell"
 The Second Congregational church Sunday school will give harvest festi- val Sunday evening at [. An inter- esting programme has been prepared consisting of singing and recitations. harvest offerings by classes. etc, The Davenport orchestral club will also give several selections,
 Rev. P. w. stone will preach at the First Baptist church tomorrow morn Ing. It is expected that the pulpit of the Grand avenue Baptist church will be supplied in the morning by Rev. F.. w. Potter
 The Junior league of New Haven will hold their annual rally at the East Pearl street M F. church this after noon at 3 o'clock. Rev. A. R. Hub bard of West Granby will give one of his delightful picture talks. Loring Burwell will sing and other interesting will be given by the children | It is expected that the occasion will be one of unusual interest for the children | and their friends
 Mrs. C. A. Wicl<s of Bay Shore L. l., is visiting Mrs. John Preston of ST | Lombard street
 Captain J. H. Bowditch, formerly of | Fair Haven, is seriously ill. w. M. Belden of this place is assisting in talk | ing care of him.
 Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers of the Grand avenue Congregation church | will address the New Haven Y. M. C. A. Sunday at 3:45 D. m.
 R. B. Farren is quite i'll at his home on Lenox street.
 Many of the Fair Haven teachers went to Hartford yesterday to attend the State Teachers convention. Prin- eipal Graves of Strong school attended the convention and visited several schools in Springfield on Thursday.
 The reputation for fine entertain nents which the Ladies Aid society of Lhe Grand avenue Congregational church has justly earned was fully sus- aimed by the affairs, given on Thursday 4vening. The first part was greatly anjoyed by all lovers of good music and recitation, and that the comedy, His was fully appreciated, was evidenced, by the constant ripple of aughter running through the audience. The young people took their parts with much spirit and thorough apprecia- ion of the characters they represented.
 The annual rally of the Junior league ,f this city will be held in the East Pearl street church at o'clock this af- ernoon. The Rev A. R. Hubbell of Vest Granby, will give one of his de- ightful picture talks. Loring Burwell md others will sing solos. The pro- ,ramme in it's entirety will be unusual y interesting. All Juniors of the city md their friends are cordially invited c be present. Refreshments will be erved,