The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-05-18
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NOTES or SERVICES IN THE
 CHURCHES TOMORROW.

CHURCHES TOMORROW. Loyal Crusaders to Give an Entertain-
 ment-A Wcdding-MusicnI Pros
 gramme-Mrs. McNichoIl's Illness -
 Personal Jottings.
 ment of services at the Grand avenue Congregational church in another col uinn.
 The ladies' guild of the Second Con- gregational church are arranging to put down new carpets in the church this summer at an expense of from $4OO to $500. They will also thoroughly clean the church. A committee has been appointed to take charge of the enterprise, with Mrs. George Block as chairman.
 At the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow Rev. E. w. Stone will preach in the morning on the subject Making a Living, or Life" The evening subject will be Gods Love of Beauty"
 The members of company B. Loyal Crusaders, will give an entertainment in the w. c. T, U. hall, 17 Grand ave- nue Monday evening, met at 8 o'clock. A nice programme has been arranged to include a mandolin solo by Elmer Kalgren; cornet solo by Bennie Buck man, and violin solos by Miss Justavi- son. Miss Ruth Smith and Miss Pearl Smith will recite There will also be selections on the phonograph and vocal solos by George Book and others Ice cream will be served free at the close.
 Mrs. Mary Brown of Quinnipiac ave- nue is i'll with rheumatism.
 Herbert F. Hubbard of Peck street, who has been very i'll, is slowly inn proving.
 J. Mortimer Gould of Lloyd street is suffering from quinsy sore throat.
 A horse belonging to the w. A. War ner & Bro. Co.,, the Grand avenue hard ware dealers, died Thursday of gastri- tis.
 After the supper at Grace church parish house Thursday evening there
  the sample sale About TAO were pres ent at the supper
 The Jefferson company has begun on a large painting contract for the Fair Haven and Westville Railroad com pany at Savin Rock The new hotel will be painted outside and papered | inside; and they will paint the new ca- roussal and pavilion. This will re- quire large force of men for several | days.
 George N. Coe the Grand avenue liv- eryman, has arrived from northern Vermont with six fine horses. The horses were landed from the cars at Meriden and driven to this city.
 Miss Florence Waldo Clark, daughter of Herman D. Clark of Trumbull street and Frederick A. Williams, ST., were married on Thursday Mr. Williams is a son of MT. and Mrs. Frederick A. Williams Of Lloyd street.
 The musical programme at the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow will be as follows:
 Morning. oluntary-Adagio ...... ....... Haydn Anthem-"God Is Love- ........ Shelley -Organ-Selected. Grand postlude ................ Mozart
 Evening. Dorneascheu :. .Beadel Taste and See" ...Goss Offertory-"Guide Me- ....... Lansing
 Soprano and bass duo, Postlude in c ..Deumois Mrs McNicholl. Wife of Rev. R. T. McNicholl, who has been an invalid for two years, is not improving as we'll as her friends could wish. For the last three weeks she has been at the home { of her physicion, Dr. Rowland of Sher- man avenue When her family remov- ed to New Britain, owing to the change ( of pastorate of MT. McNicholl, she was .oo i'll to go there. and through the ' kindness of Dr. Rowland she was talk t m to his home where she is receiving l he best of care. She has grown worse z If late. Her friends will be sorry to I earn that she is not as well. t An old folks concert will be given at he East Pearl street M B. church by t he Persevering circle of Kings Daugh- t CTS Wednesday, evening, May 29 at ' ,clock. The admission Is fifteen cents. IT )ver forty will participate and the af- r air promises to be one of great inter st.
 Herbert Barnes has purchased fine oad horse with considerable speed. r Mrs. Leroy Crockett of Montowese is r -isiting in Torrington. t H. F. Potter of Montowese has new f air of gray horses, one of the finest T cams in that neighborhood. d