The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-26
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
INTER ESTING SERVICES IN THE
 CHURCHES TOMORROW.

Service of Song at Second Congrega- tionnl Church -JuLiIee Singers to be
 Present. Other Items of Interest.
 At the East Pearl street M. E. church the pastor, Rev. L. R. Streeter, D. D., will preach at both services tomorrow. At the evening service on Famous | Women" the topic will be the fourth in the series; subject, Rachel, the Beau tiful Wife of Jacob.'
 Rev. B. w. Stone, pastor of the Grand avenue Baptist church, will preach to- morrow morning on "The Christians < Mission Tn the evening he will give :. the second in the series of sermons on K"The Lost Things" subject, ''The In- habitants of Heaven" There will be service of sacred song at the Second Congregational church { Tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. The ' colored jubilee singers of Minneapolis will be present and render the service under the direction of the pastor, Rev. !A. F. Irvine.
 R. G. Davis has returned from a hunting trip to Maine, having left the railroad at Jackman. He brought back < A fine deer. which was being dressed , yeSterday at the east side market of gls HI l. Barnes, and a number of MT. 'x 'Tfa ft-ia1ndc will ha trnotnH n fine venison.
 S At the meeting of the district conven- X ftOn No. 68, Order of Heptasophs, re- X gently held In South Norwalk, Fillmore < s. Wade, of Fair Haven, who has serv- x ed as deputy supreme archon for four < years, called the convention to order < md was afterward made permanent < president. William Begg, of Danbury, 2 wRs chosen secretary. The session last cd three hours and business of import : AYace to the district was transacted. As Mir Wade has been chosen supreme s fepresenta tative to the National Frater- < xiAl congress he did not care for re- selection as deputy supreme archon and 5 E T Davis was chosen with E. E. v Cooper as alternate Both Messrs. < Wade and Cooper are members of the ouinnipiac concla.ve Mo- 313, of Fair X Haven. After the convention the dele rates were invited by South Norwalk c0nclave to the Mahocnamo house, ' where a fine course dinner was served
 fo the guests.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Christie who ' cAfne on from New York to attend the < bicentennial, have been visiting MT. and < { Mrs. William N. Meickle. MT. Christie is connected with the New York Tri- sbune.
 Councilman John Mccarthy, of West
 ob0ker.. N. J., has been visiting his sieter. Mrs. William Ryan, of GA Mar ket street, during the bicentennial cele- l3rAtfor. Before returning home he will xfsft the Pan American exposition at
 Buffalo.
 Miss Josephine Erickson, of New
 F3rifssin. is visiting at Mrs. Lines, 1S3 .aEnhard street.
 Efisg Harrie Staples, of Lombard E Hxreet. is at the normal school in New
 11rifafn. where she is taking Kinder Sarten course. {, z sAt the Grand avenue Congregational
 rht1rcF tomorrow the pastor, Rev. An ~ drew Burns Chalmers, will preach III sfhe morning on '"rhe Harvest of Hope" and in the evening his subject will De ssSrhe Judgment Seat of Christ It IS { expected that Rev Burdett Hart, or
 Philadelphia, will be present at the < 1norY,fng service Dr. Hart has been
 attending the bicentennial; for many
 years he was member of the Yale cor { sr,oration. He is now eighty years or re and fifty-seven years ago was iri- afaIIed pastor of the Grand avenue Con- { gregational church.
 Ss 1,hr music at the Grand avenue Con 2 Greeational church tomorrow will De
 as follows:
 Morning.
 Organ prelude.
 souartette-When in the East Day
 light Cleaning .....' Rhelnpersei
 ScriDture reading.
 x Gloria No. ...............'' ''''''D DaiihS
 Prayer.
 lRasponse-saviour from Thy Throne
 on High. ...........h heV. F. nai FeS
 ory--Quartette-My Hope is in @ the Everlasting .........".. .Alorlcr
 Sermon.
 Benediction.
 Organ postlude.