The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-24
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 Rev. MT. Deane, assistant pastor al X United church, preached the sermon there yesterday morning.
 St. Roman St. and Whitney Ave. lots park style; location incompatible in city. E. M. Clark 39 Church St.
 The eloquent Rev. H. M. Gallaher, g former New Haven pastor preached at Olivet Baptist church yesterday.
 William B. Hall, the furniture deal er and family go to their cottage at Cosey Beach this week for the sum- mer
 Captain William H. Moulthrop, a well known government contractor, died at his home in New London Saturday evening.
 James White, the broker of Linden street, and family, went Friday to Stony Creek for the summer. They will occupy the cottage which MT. White has recently bought.
 The fifth annual reunion of the West vile Grammar school will take place to-day at Mansfields Grove. A special car will leave the corner of Dayton and Whalley avenue at p. m.
 Mrs. Kinsley Twinng, of Morristown, N. J., has announced the engagement of her daughter Miss Alice Kinsley Twining, to Elliot Watrous, of this city. MT. Watrous is Yale man and gradu- ated with the class of '99.
 Rev. Levi Gilbert, formerly pastor of the Trinity Me E. church of this city, and now editor of the Western Chris tan Advocate, is in town for the com mencement. His sons Harold and Paul { O., are members of the graduating class.
 Miss Helen Fairbanks of 46 Bishop street spent several days last week with friends in a shore cottage, near New London. Miss Fairbanks and her mother go July l to a farm house four miles from New London for July and August
 Dr. c. S. Lamb of this city is in the Buffalo hospital recovering from an operation performed upon him there last week. The operation was a sue cess and it is exoected that pr. Lamb will be able to return to his home in this city soon.
 At the request of Mayor Studley, President Lee of the police board, call ed special meeting of that body to be held next Wednesday noon The new commissioners will then be sworn in and the board will transact any bus mess that may be deemed proper at that time.
 Dr. G. Gideon Wells, of Chicago uni versity, is in town to attend the sexen- nial reunion of his class at Shelf. He is the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Romanta Wells, of Trumbull street. His sister, Miss Lila Wells, of Chicago, is also in town, the guest of her parents. Their many friends will be glad to greet them
 The Junior Epworth league of Grace M E. church and quite<a delegation of the similar league at St. Andrews M E. church, had a delightful picnic last Saturday at Merwin's Beach and vicin- ity at Woodmont. Rev. A. J. Smith and number of the teachers were present. The party had 9 special car on the Woodmont trolley line, going and re- turning. A notable improvement is in pro- gress at the National Tradesmen's | QdHk DullulnS. lc uppCI lOpLl III lllc rear of the bank vault is being convert | ed into the room or hall for the banks | directors. The room directly under l meath, now used as the directors room, is being converted into consultation l room for patrons and visitors. The en- | tire ceiling of the banking rom is being 1 handsomely frescoed anew: also the other rooms.
 The women of St. Andrews M F. ] church, at the Four Corners, will hold | a handkerchief social in the church on ! Wednesday evening. Handkerchiefs, | ice cream and cake will be on sale. The handkerchiefs have been donated by friends, who have received the follow ing:
 Greeting To all our friends, both far and near, We crave your kind attention; So if you please to lend an ear
 We will a subject mention. The ladies of this church will hold
 Some day not distant far, If we have been correctly told,
 A Handkerchief Bazaar" This, then, is our plea in brief
 To help our enterprise; Il Yo each shall send a handkerchief Of any kind or size, Our thanks we really can't express, But true and deep they'll be, If thus you help to sure success
 Our scheme for charity.