The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-05

gationaI Church sunday-Meeting of East Rock Lodge, A. 0. U. w.-Other Notes.
 Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers and family are now at their home oii East , Pearl street, having returncd from their vacation say on the Guilford shore ! They have occupied cottage at Null berry Point and have enjoyed their stay very much, returning in excellent health. Mir. Chalmers will resume his pastoral duties at once, preaching ln the Grand avenue Congregational church on Sunday morning. As the re- pairs to the auditorium are not com pleted the morning service will be held in the Sunday school room.
 The regular meeting of East Rock lodge, A. O. U. w., was held last even ing. The meeting two weeks hence promises to be of much interest. A committee on the amendment of the by laws was appointed some time ago ana will report at the next meeting through the chairman, John l.. WeatherwaX. It is expected that some of the grand ott- cers will be present at this meeting Fruit and refreshments will be served.
 S. c. BuEwell and family are stopping in one of the Short Beach cottages TOT their vacation.
 Miss Helen A. Baldwin. of Quinnipiac avenue, stenographer in the Chapel street office of D. W. & G. J. Tuttle' IS away for two weeks vacation and is stopping in Windsor and in Water | town.
 H, W, Crawford was reelected treas urer of the Connecticut Funeral Direc- 1 tors association at the annual meeting held Tuesday. He has been the treas urer several years and administers the { duties always satisfactorily. This year
 he reports a balance on the right side
 of over $150.
 Arrangements are completed for the Traces which are to be given on the riv- Ter tomorrow afternoon under the aus pices of the Riverside Rowing clup
 The entries at this date are six in mum
 Der. Those entered are J. Dwyer, $ iDwyer. Joseph Hills, L. Granniss, 5
 Connell. E. Palmer, A. Jones and w
 Beckstein.
 Mrs. Julia Maloney, who died Tues
 day after a long illness, was curlee from her late residence, 100 Chape
 street, at 8:30 yesterday morning ant from a requiem high mass at St. Fran
 cis' church at g o'clock. The mass wa
 celebrated by Rev. Father Baker, ant
 the interment was in the family plot il
 St. Bernard's cemetery. The pallbear
 CTS were Martin Higgins, James Malo
 ney, John Blake, John Brinley, Johl
 Fitzharris and Bernard Ruden. Tn
 services were very largely attended b.
 friends.
 The last sharpie race of the seaso1
 takes place on the Quinnipiac river
 above Grand avenue bridge, to-morro1
 afternoon at 2:30. This will be a goo Trace. as there will be some fast boats 2 lit. The entries to date are as follows | Edith, F. Rowe; Lizzie, F. Larrabee Rarus, E. Ball; Little Ned, l. l. Brad . ley. The committee is composed |, John J. Dayton. B. Bradley and 4 : Granniss. It is hoped by the commit F tee that there will be other entries b. - fore tomorrow. The former race wa
 lgreatly enjoyed and there will undoubt
 edlv be large crowds to witness the la: o races.
 = The new oyster boat Frank E. Brow = is completed and lies at Browns docl
 on the east side, waiting for bushes
 The steamer will leave for Provi9ent = in about two weeks to work on the bet " in Narragansett Bay. !, S. R. Blatchley, of 32t Grand avenu .l has for his guest, his brother-in-la' V Rev. H. c. Hovey, D. D, pastor of Il Il First Presbyterian church of Newhur' D port, Mass. He is accompanied by MI
 Hovey. Dr. Hovey was for eight yea of pastor of the Pilgrim Congregation s. church.
 l. Mrs. Julia Cunningham has been vi r. iting her brother, Henry Barnes, s. Houston street. She formerly resid le in this place, but now lives in Washin " ton, D. c.
 ed Dr. E. K. Roberts is expected hor n- from Europe Sunday. lg The funeS of Daniel H. Granni O. was held yesterday afternoon. T w bearers were members of Admin ,h Foote post, G. A, R., and Polar St at lodge, I. o. o. F.
 Mrs William A. Warner, of Clint
 from Litchfield.
 10 Mrs. S. l.. Salisbury has return S. from New York.
 es Herbert Van Name, of East Pet W street, is ill with typhoid fever. he Dr. and Mrs. P. s. Robinson are og Stony Creek.