The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-17
t1lH AND 12TH WARD NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM FAIR
 HAVEN AND YICINI1Y.
Teachers Meeting and BaMquet-sncrcd Concert February 19th-W. c. Y. U. -- Evangelical Meetings Station A--Per- sOnaI, Etc.

cohccrt FeDruary lVth-Ws U. ". U. --
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 sonaI, Etc.
 ! Rev Dr. Andrew Burns Chalmer,
 pastor of the Grand avenue Congrega- | tional church, was in Boston yesterday
 and last evening assisted in the install
 lation of the Rev. William Knight, his brother-in- law, as pastor of Berkeley i Temple. He will return to-day and
 occupy his pulpit Sunday
 The regular teachers meeting of the <, East Pearl street M, F. church Sunday | school was held on Monday evening at
 the home of the superintendent, Frank
 J, Mansfield, Quinnipiac avenue. The
 meeting was opened with singing of the hymn There is a Fountain Filled With
 Blood and prayer by Mir. Abbott. The i minutes were read by the secretary, | William OldershaW, after which busi-
 ness was discussed. At the close of | the business meeting the teachers and officers of the school were invited to the dining room, where a bountiful re-
 past was provided by the hostess, Mrs
 Mansfield. thirty-two partaking of the fine spread The company gave MT and Mrs. Mansfield vote of thanks for their hospitality. All departed for
 their homes with the feeling that they
 had been excelently entertained, be-
 sides planning work for the benefit of the Sunday school.
 The second concert which had been arranged for last Wednesday evening and was postponed on account of the indisposition of Mrs. F. W. Adams, the leading singer, will be given February 19, at the Second Congregational church.
 Tho dinner served by the w. c. T. U. in their rooms on Grand avenue Tuesday afternoon was greatly enjoyed by large number and the provision was so extensive that they were able to serve supper in the evening. The pro- eeeds were for the benefit of the union
 The W. c. T. U. at the regular meet ing this week voted to give series of lectures on topics of interest to-mor- row The management has secured as lecturers Drs. Lambert, Holbrook, Dor- man and Moody: also Mrs. V. E. Keel CT, who has a reputation as lecturer on household economies. Mrs. Keelers first lecture will be given Tuesday, Jan tary 21 at p. m. The other lectures will be given on the third Tuesday of each month The admission is free but a silver collection will be taken to de- fray expenses,
 Miss Nettie Daily of 229 Grand ave- nue, who has been very i'll with pleu- risy, is now considerably improved.
 John Collins, train announcer at Union station who has been very i'll with pneumonia, and suffering re- lapse is now able to be out once more.
 The w c. T. U. are arranging to hold a rummage sale during the second week in February.
 The evangelical meetings held at the Grand avenue Baptist church this week are well attended and very interesting, On Monday evening the church was crowded. There was sermon by the pastor, Rev E. W. Stone, and singing by the Hoosier trio. At the succeed ing services MT. Stone has been assist ed by an evangelist, Rev. W. H. Hub bard of South Norwalk, who has preached each evening. Mir Hubbard's family left South Norwalk this week for their new home in Evansville, Ind, where MT. Hubbard will join them in few weeks, after completing his eyan- gelistic work in the east.
 The term of Miss Carrie M. Chap mans dancing school, which has been held at her school rooms, corner of Ferry and Pierpont streets, has just closed. and the new term will begin next Saturday, with classes morning | and evening. It is expected that most of the forty-one members of the old | class will attend the new term and sev eral others. It has been a very suc- cessful school with Miss MacMahan as teacher.
 Ex-Deputy Harry Leigh, Past Master | Workman Walter Leigh. and Hugh A. | Keenan, general overseer of East Rock | lodge, were present on Wednesday ev- sning at the installation exercises of | lodge, No. 1, A. o. Y. w., and made interesting speeches,
 The decision of4the postoffice depart nent not to change the name of station A to Fair Haven station is well recelv- ed It was certainly a wise decision .o respect the wishes of so large a number of patrons of Uncle Sams post Il department.
 The Fair Haven and Westville rail- 'oad company is to build an addition to ts power house on Grand avenue, near Gainesville bridge, to afford room for additional machinery that 1t will be necessary to nstall A pile driver is at york driving piles, several hundred of which will be required to form a foun- lation for the masonry which is to upport the walls of the addition.
 F. A. Webber of 262 Lloyd street will cave this week for California for a tay of about khree months for the 'enefit Of his health
 A large number of people attended on Wednesday evening the social and ance of the east side fire companies ra F.. Fonda was chairman of the onmittee on entertainment.
 BRILLIANT SUCCESS