The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-12
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
CLOSE OF THE GRACE EPIsCOPAL
 CHURCH B4ZAAR.

Annual Rental of Psws in Grand Ave-
 nue Congregational church Monday
 Night-Desth of Thomas Fox -auin-
 nipisc Hose Company'a Successful
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 The result of the voting at the Grace church bazaar was as follows: The bi- cycle voted to the most popular person in the parish went to Thomas Roger son, who received 334 votes. Ruth Barnes guessed the dolls name sue cessfully Helen" and was awarded the doll. The oil painting of the Indian head on leather, given to the nearest correct guess of the number of buttons the boy soprano of the vested choir of the church, The correct number of buttons was Al and Master Coe guessed 140. The gas stove went to Mrs. Jesse Judington, who received 80 votes
 The services at Grace church to-mor- row will be as follows: Second Sunday after Easter-Morning prayer litany and sermon, 10:30 a. m; Sunday school, 12:15 p. m.; evening prayer and ser mon, 730 D. m
 The annual rental of peWs in the Grand avenue Congregational church will be held on Monday evening next at 8 o'clock.
 Frank wicks has ordered new canoe which is expected to arrive in a few days. There will be eight or ten canoes in tbe club this summer and some fine races on the river are antici- pated.
 There is a dangerous hole in the side walk on the west side of North Front street, near Grand avenue. If it is not attended to the city may be liable to suit for damages.
 The funeral of Daniel w. Palmer of Mansfields grove will be held this af- ternoon in Damascus cemetery.
 Thomas Fox, thirty-t two years of age, died at his home, 23S James street, yes- terday morning. He had been i'll about two months. He leaves widow and daughter. He was a motorman on the Fair Haven and westville railroad
 At the Grand Avenue Baptist church Tomorrow the pastor, Rev. D. w. Stone will preach in the morning on 3 the subject, ''The Diffusive Power of the Christian Religion" In the even ing he will have for his subject "The Prophecy of Life-a Spring Thought, The music will be of high order. < Rev. L. R. Streetey, D. D., has been reappointed to the pastorate of the East Pearl street M. E. church and Will preach Sunday morning at both ser vices. Morning theme, Christ Wound ed in the House of His Friends. Even- ing. 'How to be Happy" Everybody invited to attend.
 Three candidates were initiated by Live Oak council, Royal Arcanum, Thursday evening.
 < The ball given by the Quinnipiac Hose, Hook and Ladder company at Polar Star hall, Thursday evening, was one of the best tiremen's balls ever given in Fair Haven There were about 150 couples in the grand march. Mem bers of the Quinnipiac company With lady friends led the march and they were fOll0WeQ Dy lIe Uut ol toWh i'iS men, The firemen from the var1ous companies wore their uniforms, making quite brilliant show. The companies represented included the Daytons or Four Corners, the East Haven, West Haven and Hlghwood companies and Derby company. Music was fur nished by Seeleys orchestra fine supper was served to the out of town guests by the Qunnipiacs. The party dispersed at an early hour yesterday morning.
 The usual service, which is in the eve ming only will be held tomorrow at the Ferry street church. Last Sunday the pastor began series on the Life Of Christ in story form. The attendance, on a stormy evening, showed a marked interest in this method of studying the events and surroundings of the life of the Man of Galilee. MT. Wilson has embodies in the narrative the results of a special study of the subject and of ob- servations during a visit to the Holy l Land. Some additional chapters will | be given tomorrow evening.