The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-10-16
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
NOTABLE MEETING TO-MORROW
NIGHT OF HAVEN C. q. UNION

Tobe Held Mt the Second Church,
gramme of Entertainment at First
Church-Ground> Broken for the New
Cereal Co.'s Building.
The ninety ninth meeting of the New
Haven Christian Endeavor union,
which will also be the annual meeting,
will be held at the Second Congrega-
tional church, Fair Haven, tomorrow
(Thursday) evening at o'clock. The
4 following programme has been arrang-
ed:
Praise Service.
Devotional service led by Rev. Alexan-
der F. Irvine, pastor of the Second
Congregational church, Fair Haven.
\ Business-Minutes, new business and
roll call.
Reports President, auditors and nomi-
mating committee.
Music.
Address by John w. Logan, of Meriden,
state superintendent of Junior work.
Music.
Address by Rev. j. P. James, D. D.,
missionary to India
Doxology.
Mizpah.
The meeting will be one of unusual
interest John w. logan, Of Meriden
+ who will make the first address, is state
1unior Superintendent and has had
! marked success in his work, especially
among the boys. The second address
viii be made by Rev. J. P. Jones, d. D.,
returned missionary from India, who
has been on the field twenty-four years.
4 Or. Jones was one of the speakers at
I the International Convention of CHRIS
& ton Endeavor at Cincinnati last july
and was also given prominent place
on the programme at the annual meet
\ 3np ar the American Board of Commls-
sjoners for Foreign Missions at Hart
i ford last week. He is a. most able ana
ELOQUENT speaker, and the G. e. union
should be congratulated upon having
4 the opportunity to introduce him TO a
New Haven audience. The public are
cordially invited to attend the meeting
The programme which will be render
"a at the Grand avenue Congregational
church tomorrow evening is as fol-
q lows:
1 Piano.
IS solo-select ed-Miss Gertrude DUEL.
Piano.
X Song-Mrs. Clara Ford Okeson.
Recitation Selected - Mrs. Louisa
Goodrich.
puet-Mrs. Okeson and Miss Duell'
NJ Comedietta-"HisL ordship.'
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Polly Eastman. ...... MISS Mapel olllls
Jessie. MISS Irace hyaio
Nine. Ernestine. Miss Gertrude Bradley
Countess de la Ville....
Miss Gertrude Bradley
Sir Henry Upton. Royal smith
Tom Boynton~ ..... Frederick Gutprod
Tack Brady. .... Charles G. Baldwin
James Robert Hanly
Dwight Chamberlain
4darmaduke Craft. Living Hurlourt
No move has been made yet in recon-
structing the Hemingway and Rowe
hrilding on East Grand avenue, but the
architects are preparing plans and spe-
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