The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-15
11TH AND 12TH WARD NEWS
IND OTHER NEVIS FROM FIIR
 HAVEN AND VLCiNIIY.

Paris services at the Churches To.
 morrow-sinkimg of the schooner
 Emma Jane-PersonaI, Etc.
 Rev. Alex F, Irvine, pastor of the
 Second Congregational church. gave a lecture on London and Paris" in that church Thursday evening. It was the last in the course given for the benefit of the social settlement on Franklin street which MT. Irvine founded. The attendance was larger than at any pre- yious lecture in the course. It was fine ly illustrated by about seventy pictures. MT Irvine visited London and Paris last sumner and obtained profuse data much of which has been embodied | in this interesting and instructive lec- ! ture. His travels in London were pro- ductive in q group of pictures, many of them showing historical landmarks l in old London, particularly bearing up- ! on the life and work of pr. Johnson and i Oliver Goldsmith. The story of the old and new was told in very interesting manner, lasting an hour and a half and half hour more of interesting descrip- 1 tion would not have Wearied his listen- l CTS.
 l A number of Fair Haven veterans at | tended the entertainment and collation. given sor the c. A. R. men in North Haven Thursday evening.
 Miss Elizabeth M. Cullen and James W. Deskin were married at St. Fran cis church Tuesday morning. The brides home is at 13O Monroe street and MT. Deskin lives at 135 Columbus ave- nue. Returning from their wedding tour, Mir and Mrs. Deskin will reside on Daggett street.
 At the East Pearl street Methodist church the pastor, Rev. L. R. Streeter, D. D., will preach on Sunday at both services. The topic of the morning ser mon will be "A Great Prayer and a Great Answer. toaic of the evening sermon, "A Bracelet os Diamonds" Everybody invited.
 Rev. K. w. Stone, pastor of the Grand avenue Baptist church. will speak to- morrow morning on "The Running Christian" and in the evening the sub ject will be "A Parable of Life" MT. Stone has succeeded this week in in-
  ing debt of $500 up to $500
 The Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers, the pastor will preach in the Grand avenue Congregational church Sunday morning at 10:30. In the evening the choir will render q special musical ser vice. Persons desiring to unite with the church March ? are requested to meet in the ladies parlor at the close of the evening service.
 At the Second Congregational church the pastor, Rev. A. F. Irvine, will speak on The Life of David Livingstone" in the morning. At the evening service he will illustrate the life of Livingstone from his birth in Blantyre on the Clyde near Glasgow to his tragic end in the wilds of Africa. Mrs. Arthur Morrill, will sing
 Grace church corner Blatchley ave- nue and Exchange street. The services for the first Sunday in Lent will be as follows: Morning prayer, litany and sermon, 10:30 a. m. Sunday school, 1915 D. m; evening prayer and ser mon, 7:30 D. m The rector will officiate in the morning, At the evening service 1 the Rev MT. Sexton of St James church, Westvlle, will preach MT. and Mrs. William Konod of Cln- ton avenue leave for California next to visit their son. Harry at Los Angeles.
 C. T.. Ludington S, Son, the oyster dealers, have received intelligence of | the sinking by drifting ice of the | schooner Emma Jane. The schooner | was in Narragansett bay with 800 bush | als of oysters consigned to the firm.
 Robert o. Eaton, worthy master of | the North Haven County Pomona | assisted by Mrs Eaton of the | North Haven grange, installed the ofTi- 'ers of Foxon grange on Thursday The officers installed were Worthy Master Edward J. Grannis. OVerseer Arthur F. 5perry Lecturer Miss Nellie D. Woods, steward Charles D. Granuis. Assistant steward Frank D. Countlyman. Treas lrer Miss Mabel Thompson, Secretary Frank M. Sperry, Pomona Mrs. H. E. irannis, Flora Miss A. c. Grannis, 1eres Mrs. Nellie N, Sperry and Lady Assistant Steward Mrs Lottie Prout