The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
NEW ORGANT0 BE PLACED SEC 0ND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

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 The contract has just been signe | with H. Hall & Co, the church orgal
 builders on Elm street, to be placed il
 the Second Congregational church il
 Fair Haven. It is to replace the smal
 and inferior one now in use in tn
 church. This is something which ha
 been badly needed in the church fo
 some time. The new organ while no
 extremely large will be of very mod
 ern design and will have some part:
 which many of the recently built or
 sans do not possess.
 Work on the new organ will begin al once and will be completed as soon as possible.
 The annual installation exercises ot
 Live Oak council No. 102I Royal Ar
 canum, were held in A. o. U. w. hall Thursday evening. There was a good 1 ly attendance and the exercises were 1 interesting. The ofIlcers-elect were in-
 stalled by H. J. Mathewson, grand re- | gent, of Milford, and he was assisted by I Arthur D. Clark of Milford as grand guide; MT. Dunning, past grand re- l gent; Grand Trustee Elliott as grand vice regent; s. c. Fleetwood as grand | orator, and pr. Hutchinson as past grand vice regent Rev. Dr. Streeter of | the East Pearl street M. E. church, who | is q member of a New York council, | was among those attendants and also visitors from Davenport New Haven and Hillhouse councils The installa- tion was followed by banquet which was greatly enjoyed by the company. Several speeches were made of interest to members of the order and the occa- sion was very successful fraternal gathering.
 At the Grand avenue B ptist church tomorrow morning the pastor, Rev. D. w. Stone, will preach on My People and My Kindred and the subject in the evening will be "If We Neglect" The music will be as follows:
 Morning.
 Anthem-Now the Shades of Night
 Are Gone ............. Schneider Offertory-Seected.
 Evening.
 Anthem-Prayer is the Souls Sincere
 Desire ....................... Morrison Offertory-The Mellow Eve ..... Holden
 Week of prayer services have been held four evenings this week and next week the pastor will be assisted in the meetings by Rev. w. H. Hubbard of South Norwalk.
 At the East Pearl street M. F. church the pastor, Rev. l., R. Streeter, D. D., will preach tomorrow morning; sub ject, "A Royal Promise" In the even- ing the presiding elder, Rev. John F. "The Required Task of Christian Duty A special invitation is given to all the young people to attend the Ep- worth league service at 615 D. m. It is expected that next Sunday will be a great day in the history of the church.
 "The footprints of John Davenport in Coventry and London will be the sub- ject of Rey, A. r. Irvine's illustrated talk next Sunday evening at the Sec ond Congregational church. John Da- venport, the first pastor of the New 1 Haven colony, was for six years vicar | of St. Joseph's church, Coleman street, | and considered one of the | ablest preachers of that city. While in | this last summer MT. Irvine made Davenport's life & study and se- cured many fine views of places con- neeted with his early life in the old 1 
 MT. and Mrs. Marcus B. Hemingway have gone to New Orleans for a few lays stay.
 Herbert Barnes, who recently return ad from Chicago, attended the annual meeting of the stockholders of Swift & Ho., of which he is one of the directors The stockholders voted to increase the 'apital stock of the concern $5,000, 900. Ie says the financial reports showed he ompany had enjoyed a year of eX client business and the future of the company looked very bright,
 George Willis son of Mfr and Mrs, Frederick l.. Willis of Exchange street ustained a severe fall on the ice late thursday afternoon and was rendered nconscious He was brought home by ohm G. Hurd, the newspaper agent, nd pr. Robbins was called. In few linutes afterward he became conscious, ut suffered severely from the accident, , a bad cut in the lip and f ruises. , Harry w. Flint, receiving teller at . le Yale National bank, has been se- cted by the city board of finance to lake the rate book for the tax office at salary not to exceed S450 per year. The steam barge Rancocas has just scharged 200 tons of Windsor cement IT the Warner-Miller company. Important repairs and improvements the Yale boat house on East Chapel rect are in contemplation Nothing IS been done in the way of improve ents in six years and the building is uch run down and neglected The < eliminary plans call for an expendit- ! 'e of $5,000, which it is believed will X 1t the building in good shape and pro- x de a number of additional improve ents.