The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-13
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
CHURCH SERVICES OF SPECIAL
 INTEREST ON SUNDAY.

| NacNNAOh hE ah Elhu-AhuNhGE
 to be Given by Ladies of M. E. Church Many Other Items.
 At the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow the pastor, Rev. E. w. Stone, will preach in the morning on Using Life for Others and in the evening his subject will be Encouragement" Grace church, sixteenth Sunday after
 Trinity-Morning prayer, litany and sermon at 10:SO. Sunday school at 12:l5
 and evening prayer at T:50.
 The entertainment given on Thursday 1 evening by members of the Sunday school was very successful, and the chapel of the Grand avenue Baptist
 church was crowded with attendants. It was called an old folks concert, and the young people were attired in cos tunes to represent the elders of the
 long ago. The programme. which has
 been published, was successfully pre- sented.
 The pastor of the East Pearl street M. E. church, Rev. L. R. StTeeter, D. D., and family have returned from their vacation, which was passed at Bedding, Conn.,, where they hired a house. Dr.
 Streeter has resumed his pastoral work and will preach tomorrow morning
 and evening" All the members and friends of the congregation are cordially
 invited to the services.
 The ladies of the East Pearl street M.
 E. church are about to begin active
 preparations for holding another fair
 in Polar Star hall during the first week
 in December. All the societies in the
 church will cooperate. Mrs. Stewart H. Morgan, president of the Ladies Aid
 society, has been elected president of
 the fair. The people of Fair Haven patronized the fair these ladies held last year in a very fiattering manner, and it
 is believed the new attractions to be of- | fered at the coming fair will receive
 much larger patronage.
 l The new American Lutheran church
 was organized Thursday evening at the
 Ferry street Congregat ational church,
 sixty signing the membership roll. Rev,
 MT. Boyle was appointed pastor to off
 ciate until June 1, when Rev. MT. Sic
 ber will be in charge. The matter of a church building was discussed, but was postponed for the present. During the Iwinter services will be held in the Ferry
 street church.
 1 MT. and Mrs. F. H. Barnes have re- turned from Morris Cove, where they
 spent the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Bush gave a
 lawn party Wednesday evening. which
 was much enjoyed.
 Miss Elsie Buckingham is visiting in Ansonia.
 R. G. Davis and family have returned from Norris Cove.
 MT. and Mrs. William A. Bradley. of Clinton avenue, have gone to Bradley Point for the month.
 1 Rally day will be observed by the
 Sunday school of the Pilgrim Congre-
 gational church on Sunday afternoon
 September 2S, at o'clock. The call for
 this rally. issued by the Sunday school management. is as follows: ''Remem- Der, Sunday, September 2s. 1902 we hold
 onr Rally day services at 1 D. m. At l that service we wish every class to be filled, and we hope every former pupil
 will be present. Let us make special l effort to be present: also look out for
 new scholars. If we loyalty work for this end we will have the largest at- tendance in the history of our school If you are absent it wiM prevent our
 class from reporting all present. Do not allow anything trivial from keeping
 you away. Do your part to make the
 service a success And remember there
 is always a hearty, loving welcome for
 you and our friends at all sessions of
 the school" The Bible school Is also
 arranging for harvest concert some
 time in October under the direction of
 Superintendent Charles G. Keeler. l Owing to the fact that the repairs and l improvements in the auditorium of the
 Grand avenue Congregational church are not completed services tomorrow ! will be held in the Sunday school room.
 It is believed that the improved audi \ torium will be open for services as usual one week from next Sunday. The pastor Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers, will preach morning and evening to- | morrow. The subject of the sermon at | 10:30 will be Loving His Own" In the evening at 7S0 Mir. Chalmers will preach on "A Full Life"
 marriage of one week ago, which is just announced, was of George Rees, | son of MT. and Mrs. David Rees, of 325 Exchange street, to Miss Eva Bilson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Bilson. for merly of Fair Haven. The marriage took place at the parsonage of the How ard avenue Baptist church, Rev. George B. Cutten officiating. MT. and Mrs Rees will reside at the home of the parents of the groom for the present. MT. Rees | is employed as a clerk in the Northamp- ton railroad shops. The couple are well