The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-28
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
FIFTEENTH ANNITERSIRY OF ST.
 1NDREW'S CHURCH.

Notable Day for It's Members.-Comin,
 Entertainment for the Fire Co mpa le
 The Opening Remarks of Rev. MT
 Stone Yesterday.
 Yesterday was notable day for the
 people of St Andrews M. E. church
 the occasion being the fifteenth ami
 versary of It's organiza ton. It was also l the Sunday school annual rally and rol
 call, which included an address by | William E. Camp. At the junior league
 rally and roll call there was given an
 address by Rev William A. Sage at | the meeting of the senior league. There
 were large congregations al all the ser
 vices
 | Friends of James Macarthur of Blatchley avenue are congratulating him on the arrival of little son at his home.
 Rev. Philip Garrigan, D, D., of the \
 Rev. Father Kennedy during the bicen- tennial.
 On Tuesday evening the Dayton
 Hook and Ladder company of the Four
 Corners will be entertained to ban quet by the East Haven Fire depart ment in the new fire engine house of the latter. There is very fraternal feeling between the two departments, especially since the Annex fremen as- sisted so ably in recent East Haven fire. The firemen will leave at 7:30 D. m. by trolley cars. A week from We'd nesday evening the Annex fire departs ment will give a banquet to Quinnipiac Hose, Hook and Ladder company
 Miss May Crockett Of Montowese en- tertained nine of her friends from the railroad office in this city, at her home Saturday afternoon and evening. The guests after tour in the woods for chestnuts, enjoyed fine supper Those who enjoyed the occasion were Miss May Meigs Miss Carrie Mcintyre, Miss Rose McDermott, Miss Maud Miller, Miss Maud Spargell, Miss Elizabeth Warren, Miss Lticy Wallace, Miss Ber- tha Currel, Miss Katherine Gauford.
 MT. and Mrs George Darby of 1t5 Ferry street announced the marriage of their daughter, Mary Catherine, to Frank Leutsch of New York city. Sep tember 20 1901, at the residence of Rev. F. w. Stone
 Mrs Hattie A. Safford of Lombard street and Frederick J. Morton of this city were married on Wednesday even- ing last by Rev F. R. Sanford. After short wedding trip MT and Mrs. Nor ton will reside on Lombard street.
 George A. MisiCk. the 'ormer princi- pal of Strong school, writes from his summer home in Westminster, Mess, that lie expects to go in a short time to Lakewood, N J., where he will spend the winter. His present health is In rather more encouraging condition. For the past few weeks he has been eneag- ed in the authorship of a text book on language
 The East Pearl street Chautauqua circle will meet this evening with Miss Gladwn of 149 Exchange street.
 Miss Pearl A. Taft formerly of Fair Haven is visiting here, She has just from Poland Springs, Me. where she has been stopping since June She will remain in this city un- til about January 15, when she goes to Aiken, g. c.
 Mrs Lathrop of Norwich is visiting her sister, Mrs. George Kilbourn of Woolsey street. Mrs. Lathrop is on her way to Bridgeport to attend the state convention of the w. c. T. U.
 Rev. r. ". Stone of the Grand ave nue Baptist church, is preaching a | series of very interesting sermons on | Sunday evening on "The Last Things" In announcing his subject yesterday . The Inhabitants of Heaven" he said. f This series of sermons is not on "The Lost Things" as one of the city papers Cod forbid that we should ook upon them as lost things
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas G. Hinckley of springfield are visiting their daughter. Mrs. Fred Willis and family, of Ex- 'hange street
 Mrs. c. W. Kanahan of Pine street vho has been in poor health several months, is able to be out again. Her many friends will be glad to know that 
 he is now improving in health.
 William Aagenduble of Ferry street, vho has been i'll, is able to be out gain.
 Fred Chadeayne of Poplar street has 'een i'll several days with malarial ever. He was able to be out. and re- ently suffered a relapse.
 Mrs. Ellen Ball Potter of 104 Front treet and her sister, Mrs. Martha J. futile of 152 Front street, are visiting Dwight w. Ball of Chicago, formerly of lair Haven
 MT. and Mrs. Herman O. Averill of yew Preston were guests the past week f MT. and Mrs. R, o. Eaton of Monto- yese.
 James A. Fogarty has bought of -atie E. Glynn thirty feet of land on ames street.
 SERMON AT UNITED CHURCH.