The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-21

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 Church h-Business Items-Entertain-
 ments--SociaI Events.
 A reception will be given to the pas tor of the East Pearl street Methodist Episcopal church and his family thls evening at the church. Rev. pr. Street. CT has just come back as pastor TOT an other year, and the reception is in rec ognition of this event. There is also to be a roll call of the members. The oln- cial board of the church has issued the following invitation:
 To the Members, Probationers ana oth-
 CT Attendants of the East Pearl Street
 Methodist Episcopal Church:
 On next Monday evening, April 2l' 1902. a reception will be given Ill the church to Rev. Dr. L. R. Streeter m recognition of his appointment as our pastor for another conference year.
 The Ladies' Aid society has kindly of fered to serve refreshments for the oc- casion.
 Mrs, Edward D. Jones, the contralto engaged by our music committee for the ensuing year, will be the soloist for the occasion.
 Brief addresses will be given by the Sunday school superintendent, Frank J. Mansfield, and the pastor.
 Roll Call
 A most interesting number on the Y,roeramrne will be the calling of the membership roll. It will not, however, he possible for some of our aged broth CTS and sisters to be present and answer to their names This impossibility will he a touching reflection to all who are there.
 But it is sincerely and affeotionately hoped that not one of our number who can will fail to be there and answer, Present"
 Tis offers an opportunity to make memorable occasion in thie history of our church. We believe it will be such an occasion.
 At the close of the roll call the con- gregation will join in singing the hymn .sWhen the Roll is Called Up Wonder.
 News has been received here of the death of Miss Claire Harrison, niece of Mrs Arietta Harrison, of East Pearl street, Her death occurred in Phila- delphia April 1T. She was an active member of the Grand avenue Congre- gaI1OnAI CHuTCH anu d DlOIlllllCllI Noi'N CT in the younger church circles. Miss Harrison was visiting an intimate friend. Miss Florence Shetzaline, in Philadelphia and died at her friends home after weeks illness of typhoid fever. The news of Miss Harrison's death comes as a shock to innumerable friends. Her unusually cheerful and lovable disposition endeared her to all
 .1- l.. II member in many social circles. Miss Harrison was twenty-three years of age The interment will be in Phila- delphia,
 Granville, son of MT. and Mrs Ed ward M. Dolph, of 336 Exchange street, died early yesterday morning at the age of eight years. Last Tuesday he was brought home from Lake Saranac, where he was taken in hopes that the mountain air would be beneficial, but it proved too bracing. He had suffered for several months from consumption.
 The Montowese Grocery company has just been Incorporated The sharehold- CTS are c. w. Davis, G. H. Cooper c. N. Frost and c. N. Frost trustee. At Wooster Park Terrace T. J. Mur- phy has bought lot and will build there. Frederick O. Clark has sold to Antonio Cassella lots Nos. 395 and 396 at the terrace. The plans for the main factory build | ing of the Housa tonic company, to be built on Peck street provide for structure 52 by 800 feet. two stories, of mill construction. There will also be one-story power house 70 by 75 feet. of | brick, and an office building, fifty feet | square, two stories also of brick In l the power house there will be installed | two large boilers and a large engine; | also an electric plant for the transmits sion of power to different parts of the | factory. The New Haven County Pomona | grange will meet with the East Haven | grange in the town hall next Thurs day.
 The Entertainment club, which con- sists of number of young people con- nected with the Grand avenue Congre- gationaI church, will present the com- edy "Iis Lordship" at Harmonic hall | this evening" This is the third render ing of the comedy this season, and, with the addition of several musical num- bers, will form a programme for ben eft entertainment to be followed by a | dance.
 Tickets are issued for the musical and literary entertainment to be given by Columbia castle, K. G. E., tomorrow evening. It is complimentary to the ladies, and many of the wives of gem attend