The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-29
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SERMONS 1T THE CHURCHES TO-
 MORROW.
Whist Party at MT. and Mrs. Strick- lnnd's-Vnccinntion For School Chill drcn-AdcIphi Lodges Sunday Service Other Notes.

tuner NOtes.
 The pulpit of the Grand avenue Con- gregational church will be filled to- morrow by Rev. E. Tallmadge Root, of Providence. MT. Root preached one week ago and remained here to attend the Yale commencement. His subject Sunday morning will be Christ the Same Yesterday, To-d day and Forever" Evening, The Tattooed Cross or Les son from the Escape of Lieutenant Gibson"
 The Second Congregational church will be closed tomorrow. The only service during the day will be the meet ing of the r. P S. c. E. at 6;15 p. m.
 The pastor, Rev. E, W. Stone, will preach at the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow. Subject in the morning, ''The Angels Evening, "The Lack of Seriousness in American Life"
 J. B, Riley, chief engineer of one of the tubgoats of Sculley's Towing line. is here on his wedding trip with his bride, who was Miss Georgiana, daugh- ter of Captain J. l.. Seaman, of Jersey City. They are visiting his mother, Mrs. Kate Riley, corner of Grand ave nue and Front street.
 Mrs. Emory l.. Smith, who has been in poor health for some time was taken to the New Haven hospital for treatment, yesterday. It is expected she will have to have an operation performed.
 H. c. Crawford and Captain Harvey Barnes attended the meeting of the Veteran Masonic association at the Walingford Masons home, Thursday.
 A whist party attended by about thirty-two players was held Thursday evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Burton S Strickland, of Grand avenue. It was given In honor of Miss Talbot, of Bermuda, who is visiting the The first ladies' prize was won by Mrs. A. L. Chamberlain and the first gentlemen's prize by Wallace s. Moyle, of Woolsey street. The second ladies prize was won by Mrs. Franklin Hickok, and the second gentlemen's | prize by A. L. Chamberlain.
 The public schools closed yesterday | afternoon at o'clock until September | Principal Graves has sent out about | l50 letters calling attention to the law | compelling vaccination for school chill 1ren
 Louis, son of MT. and Mrs. R. G.
  lay accidentally shot a bullet through ais left hand with Flobert rifle. An infant ten months old. child of MT. md Mrs Fred Lane, of Lombard street, died Thursday evening of con- iulsions.
 The members of Adelphi lodge, F. md A. M., will attend service at St, lanes Episcopal church Sunday even ng, upon invitation of Rev. George w. to listen to an address to ma ons. In addition to the members of his lodge. it is probable that many nasons from the city will be present. Special music has been prepared for the occasion by the choir The programme blows:
 
 hymn-Ancient of Days.  Iagnifcat in D .............,,....Fie Field lf Junc Dimittis in D .....,,...,... Field Iymn-O God of Love, o King of Peace. Lord is My Shepherd l
 .. Mendelssohn lnthem-Praise Ye the Lord Our God ( .,,..,,.... ........,... ...... Haydn ( hymn-Children of the i Heavenly King Pleyel |  At the East Pearl street M E. church . he well known Y M. c. A. secretary, q larence B. Willis, will speak at the l lorning service. In the evening the Y astor, Rev. l.. R. Streeter, D. D., will l reach Subject Home Gardening" l