The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-24
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peiIoiiheu tHe operation assisted bs Dr. J. D. McGaughey and it is believed that it was very successful one ant at last report the patient was doins as we'll as could be expected
 The services at St. Pauls church dur. ing the week will be as follows: Or Monday afternoon at o'clock chl. dren's services and rehearsal; Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7:30 o'clock | Wednesday evening at Bishop Brew ster being present and will confirm q class and also preach. On Good Friday the services will be: Morning prayer with choir at 10:3O; Passion service, 1G to 3, childrens service at 4; evening prayer with address at 7.30 and full choir Saturday afternoon holy bap- tism at 4:30
 For Easter day the services are: Holy communion at a. m., second celebration and sermon at 10:30; Sun day school procession and festival at 3:30 D. m: evening service at z o'clock
 Miss Florence Annette Wells, organ 1st and choirmaster of the First Bap- tist church, has arranged the following musical programme for Easter Sunday:
 Morning.
 Organ prelude, Marche Religieuse.
 ....................W William Faulkes mi ,irf ir4 Deau ... ....,...-.........J J. II. Rogers Solo, Know That My Redeemer
 Liveth, The Messiah" . Handel
 Miss Florence Woodhouse. Organ Offertory, Chant Triumphal
 Mendelssohn Anthem, Why Seek Ye the Living
 Among the Dead. e. w Marston Organ Postlude, Hallelujah Chorus,
 Messiah ...................H Hendel Evening
 Organ prelude, March for a Church
 Festival' .,..............W w. T. Best Anthem, As It Began to Dawn. ....
 .................... Myles B. Foster Solo, Christ is Risen A Sullivan
 Mrs. Gertrude Mae Woodlng. Carol-anthem, Be Glad, o Heart and
 A'liiS 4N II, AlIeIl Organ postlude, Allegro from sixth
 Organ symphony y......C. M. Widor
 On Thursday evening, April 3. Arthur H. Dutton post, No. 36, G. A. R., will have camp fire which will include an entertainment and banquet, the com mittee selected a week ago having de- cided upon that date at their meeting held Saturday night. This committee consists of M. W. Futile, chairman David Ross. F. l.. Weld John Upham, Byron Hill Invitations will be ex- tended to all ex-soldiers and ex-sailors to attend the camp fire which will be held in C. A. R. hall
 MT and Mrs Thomas Haywood have rented the Beach house and will open it for a hotel some time next month The interior of the house is being renovated and plumbers are now water. The house has been vacant for some time. The many friends of MT. and Mrs. Haywood' will wish, them much success.
 The Wheel company now doing busi- ness at Berlin and which absorbed the that existed here Is now wind ing up its business In Berlin and ex- poets to complete the winding up by May 1. The building the wheel com pany owns in Berlin has been leased to the Hardware corporation. The ma ahinery for the manufacture of wheels l t is understood is for sale In the 1 opinion of many here it is considered ! good opportunity for starting the wheel l business here again.
 Rev MT. Clark of Meriden conducted | he services at the Masonic home on Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Nellie Shepard of Warrensville, | who has been the guest of Mrs, F. l.. Baldwin, is now visiting friends in New Haven.
 Prof. Stevens conducted the services 1t the Congregational church yester- lay.
 The wild geese have started on the pilgrimage north and several flock rave been seell here during the past ew days.
 Miss Ceeela T. Kerby and Miss Mon ca T. Bracken who have been the ,uests of Mrs. Edward Meade have re- urned to their homes in New York ity.
 Morton Griswold will return from the 1otchkiss school on Wednesday for the Caster vacation
 Charles H. and John Nearing will aI to- day from Bermuda for New york and are expected home by Thurs ty Mrs Joseph H. Hodgetts who is un- CT treatment at Dr. Cheneys in New Iaven Is reported as improving. Attorney 0. H. D. Fowler has been | 1; ppointed administrator of the Polly i estate. H. W. Andrews and . P. Beach are the appraisers. { Rev. Daniel Shepardson and wife, ' 'ho have been conducting revival l ere for two weeks, left on the early rain Saturday morning for Chelsea, { lass. S Saturdays spring weather brought | | ut quite number of wheelmen. { George D. Lane has in his nossession l printed programme of an entertain ! lent given In the basement of the old t church in the year 1S41 1 nd contains the names of about a V core of the then prominent citizens 1 i ho took part in the same At this ! me the only survivors are George D. t