The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-01
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MEMORIAL DAT EXERCISES WERE
 LARGELY ATTENDED,.
Services in the Churches Tomorrow Harry Leigh Has Been III at His Home County Convention of the w. 0. T. U.

Harry Leigh Has Been III at His Hom' l County Convention of the w. 0. 1T. U on June5.
 Attention is called to the notice o1 | services at the Grand avenue Congre.
 gational church in the official church notice in another column. The Memorial day exercises in East Haven were Loyalty attended and were never more successful. The addresses were made by Rev. Mr. Jackson of Christ church and Attorney Dwight w Tuttle.
 The Orpheus double quartet met last
 evening at the house os one of the
 members, MT. Wilcox of Wolcott street,
 and were pleasantly entertained. The
 members are Harvey and Joseph Ja-
 cobs, Charles Crook, Charles Barnes, Harry and Frank Mozealous, George
 Everitt and MT. Wilcox.
 Mrs. McNicholl. wife of Rev R. T. McNicholl, former pastor of the Hast Pearl street M. E. church, who was too
 ill to go to her new home in New Brit tain when her husband took charge of the church, was moved to the Me- Nicholl home this week. She went up in a carriage and was accompanied by her husband and Dr. Rowland, her physician. Henry J. Barnes went by train to New Britain to assist when Mrs McNicholl arrived. The carriage was driven slow so as to make the patient as comfortable as possible, and was five and one half hours on the trip. Considering her weak condition she endured the journey as well as could be expected, but was suffering considerably from her head upon her arrival. Mir Barnes says Mir McNich- oil has large, fine church and Is very pleasantly located.
 Many Fair Haven people had plan ned to attend the races at Branford Trotting park Thursday and were dis appointed when it was learned the races would not be held on account of the condition of the track.
 The residence of William A. Warner, of the Warner-Miller company, is be- ing greatly improved by an addition of a second story over the ell the building of new veranda, reshingling, etc. The house Is located on Clinton avenue, near Grand avenue.
 Harry Leigh of Quinnipiac avenue, who has been confined to the house for a week with a touch of the grip, was able to be out yesterday.
 Daniel T. Quinn of Woolsey street has been ill for month with typhoid fever, and is now slowly recovering, and is able to sit up. He is one of the of the electric cars at Chapel and State streets.
 At the East Pearl street M. F, church the communion service will occur in the morning tomorrow. Tn the even Ing the pastor, Rev. L. R. Streeter, D. D., will preach. Topic Lowing Your Neighbor as Yourself"
 Rev. E. w. Stone at the Grand ave- nue Baptist church tomorrow will preach in the morning on The Reality of the Unseen" and in the evening his subject will be The Might of Little Things"
 Rev. James D. Snivling of this city will preach at the Grand avenue Con- church tomorrow, morn ng and evening
 The pulpit of the Second Congrega ional church will be supplied to-mor- 'ow morning by Rev. MT. Ralph. of this ity. The r. F. SIC. E. meeting will 1 ,e held at 6:15 p. m.
 Professor Wetzel of Yale university ] will occupy the pulpit of the Ferry l treet Congrega tional church to-mor- !, ow morning and evening.
 The county convention of the w. c. ! '. U. will be held in East Haven on | une 5 and the union in that place held l
 meeting this week to make arrange | nents for entertaining the visitors. | hey can be assured of a warm wei ome.