The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-06
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FINAL BOAT RACES OF SEASON
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 The last races of the season will be held on Quinnipiac river this afternoon. The sharpie race starts at 2:3O and promises to be the best Of the season. There are five entries and one more is promised. The entries are: Edith, Ed ward Rowe; Lizzie, Frank Larrabee; Little Ned, Captain Bradley; Rarus, Fred Rowe; Carrie Nation, Smith Bros. First and second cash prizes will be awarded. There will also be races by the Riverside Rowing club. The entries are J. Dwyer, B. Dwyer, Joseph Hills, L. Grannis, B. Cornell, E. Palmer, A. Jones and W. Beckstein.
 The services in the churches tomor- row will be asWsual. The pastors have returned and also the choirs.
 Rev. F. W. Stone, pastor of the Grand Avenue Baptist church, and family, have returned to their home on Grand avenue They are in good health and much benefited by their summer vacation at Carmel, N. Y. During his stay MT. Stone preached one Sunday at the Carmel Baptist church which was his first charge. He also officiated one Sunday at M E. church near New York city, preaching for a pastoral friend.
 Grand Avenue Baptist church, Rev. B. w. Stowe, pastor. Preaching at lO:3O and 7:S0; morning subject, Bitter Herbs" evening, "The Laodicean Sin" Communion at the morning service. All the services of the church will be re- sumed Sunday.
 Grace church, first Sunday after Trinity. Holy Communion 73O a. m.; holy communion and sermon, 1O:30 a. m; Sunday school 1915 D. m.; evening prayer and sermon 7:30 D. m.
 The Grand Avenue Congregational church will resume the regular preach ing service on Sunday morning with preaching by the pastor, Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers In the evening at 7:S0 the Misses Jennie and Mary Gris- wold will make reports from the For ward Movement council held at Lake George. The Bible school will meet at 12 o'clock and the Y. P. s. c. E. at 6:15 D. m.
 Rev.George T. Linsley and wife of Hartford, returning from their vaca- tion, spent Wednesday with his mother.
 About 25 children of the Sunday school will give an old folks concert in the Sunday school room of the Grand Avenue Baptist church on Tues day evening, September g, at 7:45 o'clock. The participants will be at tired in old fashioned clothing made of crepe paper. There will be old-time songs. piano and mandolin duets, guitar and piano solos and recitations. The affair is given under the auspices of the church music comittee-C. D. Manwar- ing and H. V. Santry. The admission is ten cents.
 Sherman s. Graves, principal of otrOng ScnOol, ana ramlly, nave return- ed from their vacation which was pass ed near Augusta, Me. They are all in excellent health. Principal Graves will be at the school this morning to meet parents whose children are to attend at Strong for the first time next Mon day. There were s75 pupils in attend ance at this school last term and for the fall term it is expected that the number will be upwards of 900. The school promises to be crowded
 Miss Margaret Keenan of Chatham street has returned from a visit with relatives in Hartford and Wallingford
 MT. and Mrs John A. Damn of Ferry street. accompanied by their daughters, Misses Mae and Charlotte, have gone to Colebrook for vacation trip