The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-10
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
TICK EFT CHOSEN BY FAIR HAVEN
 EAST BOROUGH CAUCUS.
subjects for tho Several Sermons in the

Various Church Services To-morrow-
 Pupils speiIimg Match-Other Items. The caucus of the voters or the borough of Fair Haven East was held Thursday evening. Alderman G. Cliff ford Foote was chairman and Charles F. Brady, the borough clerk, secretary.
 The ticket nominated is as follows:
 For warden--Wil1et H Kellogg. For urgesses--Augustus w. Wright,
 Willet A. Hemingway, George G. Hitch cock, Henry J. Hulce, Charles G.
 Keeler. George K. Clark.
 For borough clerk-Charles F. Bray.
 For treasurer--Orton A. Rose.
 For assessors--Charles w. fleming way, Asa L. Chamberlain Frederick H.
 Hemingway.
 For co1lector-Lewis A. T. Blake.
 For bailiff-Charles N. Mack.
 The eelction will be held Monday morning.
 Grace church: Sunday after Ascen- sion: Morning prayer, litany and ser mon, 10;30 a. m: Sunday school, 12:15 D. m; evening prayer and sermon, 7:30 D. m.
 Rev F. w Stone the Grand avenue Baptist church will speak Sunday morning on Unconscious Influence" In the evening his subject will be- When the Temnter Comes.'
 The Rev. Andrew Burnes Chalmers. the pastor, will preach in the Grand avenue Congregational church, on Sun day morning at 10:30 a. m., The Debt of Power." In the evening at 7:30 his subject will be "The Light of Life
 The programme committee which has arranged the evening programme of ex- ercises at Pilgrim Congregational church during the past season held social meeting on Thursday evening in the chapel. The committee consists of Elmer s. Wade, chairman; John Hotch kiss Charles Mallory, and Messrs. Grannis and Chaffee. Rev. MT. Irvine was also present and addressed the committee and asked for suggestions concerning the services for next fall and winter. It was suggested that it Nph'd bt Ntll 'O tDllliluC lll6 IlIuSlIdIpu services with an occasional sermon. The business meeting was followed with the serving of fine supper by the ladies of the church, Remarks were made by several of the committee.
 Judge and Mrs. A. N. Williams of Boston are the guests of Mrs. J. Heit- man Augur of 316 Grand avenue He is judge of the Boston marine court and is very prominent
 A surprise party was rendered Charles Loveland of AS Poplar street Thursday evening. There was music and games during the evening, refresh ments were served and 1t was a very pleasant occasion. Twenty-seven were 1 present including the following: Miss Edith Stowe, Miss Lucy Stowe, Miss Anis Clark, Miss Elsie Watrous, Miss | Ruth Jacobson, Miss Ruth Smith Miss May Hanselpacker, Miss Sadie Smith, | Miss Edith Priest, Miss Eva Closson, | Miss Florence Siebert. Miss Benla Min cher, Miss Orilla Valkenburg, Miss Ina 1 Cripps, and Harry Hayman, Willie l Jacobson, Harold Button, William Wat ! rous. Ned Squires. Eben Sage, Frank f Ackrill, George Sturges James Min | cher, Melvin Doty, George Roberts, Nor | ris Hatfield.
 There has been ordered two statues | by Caproni to be placed on pedestals In | the corridors of Strong school The | statue for the lower floor is of David" | and for the upper hall Diana" They | will be installed next week.
 The pupils of Strong school got worst ed in two spelling matches this week. | of forty pupils from room 12 Woosey remained at the end of -he contest, while of thirty-three in 'oom 10 Strong school only eleven were Of Strong Vth grade only Two out of thirty-eisht held out against he seven out of twenty-eiaht from Quinnipiac school
 Mir and Mrs. H. Lee Mallory of Brooklyn came 10 New Haven to at end the funeral of Mrs. Mallorys lncle. MT Hosmer. They visited Mrs. Nillet A. Hemingway of Quinnipiac lvenue. a sister of MT. Mallory.
 Elmore S. Wade, chairman of the to install new safe in the Pilgrim church, has fulfilled his work. large and modern safe was placed in he church yesterday.
 C. D. Parmelee and wife of Qulnnipiac venue have returned from weeks tuy in l