The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-12
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SERVICES ARRANGED FOR THE
 SABBATH.
"rhe Pure tn Heart'' wIII Form sub- i.ct of Rev. Mr. Stones Morning Ser mon-other PrOgrammcs-Items of Local and Personal Interest.


 mon-other PrOgrammes-Items of Local and Personal Interest.
 At the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow the pastor. Rev. E. W. Stone. will speak in the morning on ''The Pure in Heart" In the evening from to s o'clock will be held a vesper service. The subject of the address will be True to His Colors,'' in the series on Great Lessons from Inspiring Lives The first of the series of vesper services held last Sunday was well attended and very interesting.
 Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers, the pastor, will preach in the Grand avenue Congregational church tomorrow morning at 1O:3O on "The Unsatisfacto- riness of the Attainable." In the even ing at 7:3O he will preach on The Av- craze Man" The church will be closed for repairs after July 20.
 At St. James church tomorrow morning there will be a reperition. in part, of the special music rendered at the morning service a fortnight ago, when the choir was supplemented by Miss Ella Grace Larom, contralto. and Nathan SOkoloff. violinist. Owing to the severe rain of that date the attend ance at this service was much dimini- ished and many were disappointed through their inability to be present. Announcement is now made. however that church-goers will have opportunity to listen to the music rendered on that occasion tomorrow morning, when the choir will repeat it's part of the special programme Arrangement has been made whereby Miss Larom, who de- | lighted those present two weeks ago with her fine voice. will also be present and sing the offertory. which will be the solo by Liddell, Abide With Me, Fast Falls the Even Tide" The choir will sing the anthem Praise Ye the Lord, Our God" by Handel. l Miss Matte A. Corsa, of New York city is guest of Miss Lizzie Doolittle, of 395 Quinnipiac avenue. Miss Corsa was former resident of Fair Haven. | Grace church. July 1S, seventh Sum day after Trinity-Morning prayer, lit- any and sermon, 10:30; Sunday school, 12:15; evening prayer 7:3G.
 Frank F. Brown leaves to-day for Mi agara Falls, where he will meet his aunt, Mrs George D. Brown, of Chica- go, who is coming east, She will spend the summer with her niece, Mrs. N. A. Beebe, at her cottage at Hotchkiss Grove, and will remain during the win ter in Fair Haven. She is a sister of the late Captain Isaac E. Brown.
 Several of the oystermen have begun smelling their oyster beds Those who have begun are c. D. Parmelee, Will liam H. Potter, Ernest E. Ball and F. Mansfield & Sons.
 Miss Bernice Simmons. of James street, is entertaining her cousin. Miss Airline Simmons, of Somerset, Mass, for few weeks,
 John Mccarthy has sold to Alfred and Mary Maysen. forty feet of land on Fairmont avenue.
 Announcement Is made of the mar riage of Rev. Charles Wilfred Jackson B. A.. E. D. of Liverpool, N. S.. to Miss Alice Mary, youngest daughter of Alex ander Fleming. of Edinburgh. Scotland Mir. Jackson recently resigned as pas tor of the Montowese Baptist church tc become pastor of a church in Bellows Falls, Vt, and is well known here, The marriage occurred at Sackville. N. S. Wednesday, July ?. After a short we'd ding trip they will go to their new home at Bellows Falls.
 Miss Mamie Walker, aged fourteen years. stepdaughter of Peter Sutton, oi 1S2 Front street. died yesterday morn
 ing of consumption.
 William F. Butcher. the veteran sex ton of the Grand avenue Congregation al church, is very i'll at his home or Grand avenue with heart failure.
 At the East Pearl street M F. church the pastor, Rev. L. R, Streeter, D. D. will preach tomorrow at both services Morning topic, Anxiety and it's Cure; evening topic, "Shams Versus Reali ties"
 The Qunnipiac Hose. Hook and Lad der company and the Annex Fire com pany had an interesting fire drill at tn factory of the Fair Haven Food com pany Thursday evening. The member of the compa nies were entertained b, representatives of the Food company and it was a very pleasant occasion fo oil