The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-14
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
QUARTERLY MEETING OF GRAND
 AYE. BAPTIST CHURCH.

Appointment of Deacon and Trusteet | Society EIeoted-News of Churches. l The quarterly meeting of the Grand
 avenue Baptist church was held Thurs ! day evening, the moderator, Rev. D. w. Stone, presiding. To fill the unexpired | term as deacon and a member of the board of trustees, caused by the death of Samuel w. Hammond Henry ! Barnes was elected deacon and Miles J. | Barnes trustee Officers of the Sunday
 school were elected for the year ensu- ing. Charles D. Manwarlng was re- elected superintendent; Samuel J. Lat ta was chosen assistant superintend- | ent; Mrs. Frederick Siebert, lady as- sistant; Albert Rowley, secretary; Miles J. Barnes treasurer; Mrs. George w. Loveland superintendent primary department, and Mrs. D. Milo Stevens, i assitant; Henry Robinson, librarian, and Jacob P. Morrow, auditor. Report wa5 made that two teachers in the school had died during the past year. Seventy new books have been added to the library; three members of the school have joined the church. The Father Lights society of the Grand avenue Baptist church have elected officers as follows: President, Susie M. Kanahan; vice president, Eva J. Bilson; treasurer for foreign mis- sions Ruth Wilson; treasurer for home missions, Elsie Watrous; chairman of work committee, Mrs. John w. Hill; chairman of social committee, Mrs Howard Waters; chairman of pro- gramme committee, Grace E. Huntley; chairman of music committee, Miss Bessie Smith. The past year has been very successful; several new members were added and considerable was ac- complished in behalf of missions. The society also assisted in the interior ina provements to the church. procuring the linoleum for the vestibule. The annual meeting was held at the home of Mrs Howard Waters, 65 Perkins street. After the meeting refreshments were served.
 At the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow morning the pastor, Rev F. w. Stone, will preach on Losing Sym pathy for Humanity" Tn the evening he will preach on "The Final Punish ment of the Wicked" The musical programme will be as follows;
 Morning.
 Voluntary-Simplicity ............ Klein Anthem-Sweet Saviour Bless Us...
 ......... .................... ...BrOWn Offertory-Melody ..,...... Paderewski Postlude-March ............... Gounod
 Evening.
 oluntary-Andante ., ,........ Hayden Anthem-My Song isr Love Unknown
 ....................,. N. Shepherd ffertory-Trio-Abide With Me.....
 .....................J. B. Marsh Postlude-Allegretto moderate ...Bizet
 The business mems class Just formed at the Grand Avenue Congregational church meets tomorrow at 12 o'clock with the pastor in charge for the day and talk by him on How to Under stand the Bible and q general discussion afterward on the question What is the Obligation of Business Men to the Church." All men are welcome to the free-for- all conference.
 Rev Andrew Burns Chalmers will preach in the Grand avenue Congrega- tional church Sunday morning at 10:30 on "Christ's Condemnation of Neglect" In the evening he will take for his subject "A Problem in Lifes Profit and Loss.'
 peculiar accident happened yester- day noon on Grand avenue near Poplar street A bull which had been led in from the country had halted and re- fused to budge. School children were bothering the animal and the bull gave a swipe with his horns, striking Hugh Cafferty, twelve years of age, and him senseless in the gutter. He was picked up and carried into pr. Roberts office and restoired to con- sciousness and then taken to his home at the corner of Ferry street and Sal tonstall avenue. The boy was struck glancing blow in the forehead and was not seriously hurt.
 Live Oak council No. 1927, Royal Ar canum, Thursday evening elected off, cers as follows: Representative, E. M. Butler; alternate, c. r. Hillhouse; re- gent, w. N. Bowen; vice regent, A. E. POtrer; orator, B. w. Pnelps past re- gent, c. P. Hillhouse; hcaplain, Arthur Sherwood; guide. Cuno Gosch; warden, Charles Kean; sentry, M. c. Eagan; trustee, Frank E. Hull; secretary, John w. Kisel; collector, George Older shaw; treasurer, George S. Adams
 At the East Pearl street M. E. church the pastor, Rev. l.. R. Streeter, D. D., will preach Sunday morning. Tn the evening "The Hoosier Star Vocalists, :" so favorably known in this city, will give an evening of song, rendering some of their choicest selections
 The three masted schooner James Boyce, Jr,, stuck in the east channel of the Chapel street bridge draw, just before noon yesterday. Tugs Rambler and Annie Wood tried to pull her off, but it was 12:30 before the vessel float