The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-27
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
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Continued from Sixth Page) home missions, The programme at > ?; h' will include the following: Vocal solo, Mrs.
 Henry Gesler; piano Sqlo' Miss MISS I3oteG Fo~Iar: plano duet, Miss Wiper and Miss Lang vocal solo, J. w, Phillips missionary ala, % logue, by eight young ladies ana tWo young men; violin soio, Mss belG Wtp' iap per- vocal solo, Miss Butler; IecltailiIpIn, IIll Miss Ruth Smith; vocal duet, MT. fhlliipS and Mrs. Waters; vocal solo, MISS N"' pitAke.
 Live Oak council No 1927 k. A. will cele' brate its fifteenth anniversary tl4S eNI eNclt ing at the council rooms, No. -o uluhu avenue at o'clock. The secretary mas ls- sued the following call; .,,
 We are to have the second annual ,ii LJi call of all the members and hope you VII consider it your duty to be present on lhis occasion and help make this meeting u grand success. Brother! Remember many of us are fifteen years older than WheH uN' " joined the council Some have not aItehu ed for years, others 0nly once or tWlce' anu anu still others perhaps never since they Wele initiated, and in case you are taken away way will facilitate the payment or tae cel, titCate to your Dcnehclarles II we ai U known to each other so that we may De identified without delay. Last year Iully sixty per cent of our members were pres ent and answered to their names When read, and this year we hope 10 nave mucn larger percentage Past Grand Ike. gent Carlton D. Hoadley will be present and make an address. The committee VIII furnish refreshments and MT. Leopolu Wli4 be present to take one of his famous nusn light pictures, and we trust your lace Will not be missing. Come if you can only stay long enough to answer the roll call. we would be pleased to receive q word or ell couragement from our brothers out of the city.
 Waller Leigh of Fair Haven has been elected president of the Masonic Indemnity and Protective union, sort or reoISaiilAa' ton of the defunct Masonic Mutual Bene- fit association.
 The republican primaries in the Fair H9- ven wards will be held this evening as lol- lows: Eleventh and Twelfth wards, Iolar Star hall; Fourteenth ward, engien house, East Grand avenue; Fifteenth ward, engine house, Forbes avenue.
 The services ill Grace r. E. church on Good Friday will be as follows; Morning prayer and litany 10:30 q. m,; passion ser will be conducted by tbe Rev. S. k. col laday, professor of ecclesiastical history In the Berkeley Divinity school, Middletowh.
 A list of words was given as test to seventh grade at Strong school and 2 sey' enth grade at Winchester school on March 25 The result was slightly in favor or Winchester, whose per cent; or peflect words was SS,S, while the class at strong spelt SS per cent. perfect. The spelling book has been much in evidence ln both schools for several weeks
 The list of words was as follows Ob- stacle, fayorte, Wednesday, liquor, penln sula, chocolate deceitful, geography. coffee, changeable. quotient therefore, certainly, diYislbe, territory interrupt, substraction' ceiling excellence, passenger, plague, se- paration, vegetable, fried necessary com mence believe librarian, numerator, stom- ach, raisn, scholar, tongue, kerosene, swimming, patience, business;, difficult generous, narrative, difference, bicycle, eX- cine appetite, behavior, February.