The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-13
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
BAPTISM OF CHILDREN IN EAST
 PEARL STREET CHURCH

Death of HIEs. EveItns StFesteF-seFxicss
 at Grand Avenue Baptist Church
 Pastor for Congregational Church Not
 Yet ChOseR-Other Items.
 The anual lawn fete of the Grand ave- nue Congregational Bible school takes place to-day from to p. m. It has been the custom to charge all not mem- bers of the schoI an admittance fee f ten cents. This year they have plan ned to make the fete unusually attrac- tive
 Mrs. Eveline Streeter. widow of Joel Green, died at Il o'clock yesterday morning at the age of eighty-five years at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. C. D. Manwaring, 121 East Pearl street. Mrs Green was born at Greenport. L. l., but for many years resided ill Plymouth, Conn. About two years ago she came here to live with her grand daughter, Mrs. Manwaring. She had been in rather poor health for over a year. but able to be about the house until within a few days. Her death was caused by heart and dropsical troubles. She was a very quiet woman. but be- loved of her family, and one who was always busy. Until short time ago she was occupied in needlework. and de- plored the fact when obliged to be idle. aJ,-1 fa sisted, Lydia, Mrs. Lewis Parsons of Madison, this city, and brother, John H. Streeer Of Ulser Park, on the Hud- son, N. '. She also leaves two daugh- ters, Mrs. Augusta Gildersleeve of 121 East Pearl street. and Mrs. Mary A. French of New York city. There are al- so several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Her son, John B. Green, lost his life in the service of his coun- try during the civil war. He was a member of the 9th c. ". who are to dedicate monument at City Point this summer Mrs. Green was a member of the Episcopal church at Plymouth hill, where the general services will be held on Monday afternoon, and her body laid at rest beside her husband's S. A short service will be held here on Sunday afternoon at S:30 o'clock at the residence of C. D. Manwaring. 121 East Pearl street. when Rev. E, W. Stone will off1ciate. MT. Crawford is in charge of the funeral arrangements.
 Tn the morning at the Grand avenue Baptist church Rev. F.. W. Stone will speak on Seek the Satisfying" In the evening the Sunday school will hold its annual children's day service. The topic of the Y. P s. c. F. at 6:15 is Gold ol God' led by E. S. Perkins.
 1 The committee appointed to take ac. tion in selecting or recommending new pastor sor the Grand avenue Congre' gational church met this week. Nothing definite has been decided. There have position, although they object to being i aclled candidates. The co1nmitte has nothing definite to report to the church at present. The church is in no partic. | ulaFshurry and desire the committee tc 1 take all the time that is necessary tc perform their mission.
 1 Rodney w. Roundv of the divinity school an assistant at the Grand ave nue Congregational church, will conduc 1 the services tomorrow. In the morn. l ing ct 10:30 will occur the annual chil 1 dren's exercises.
 l The annual sete for the Sunday school will be held on the church lawr this afternoon. There will be the usua games and refreshments will be served. l Grace church, June 24. First Sunday after Trinity: Morning prayer, litany and sermon, 10:30 a. m; Sunday schoo
 at 12:15 p. m.; evening prayer at p. m l The East Haen section of the Fail
 Haven and Westville Railroad Co. wa. inspected Thursday afternoon. The roat
 was found to be in very good condition
 by the railroad commission.
 E. S. Wade andp F. P. Tyler of Quin
 nipiac conclave are attending the na
 tional convention Of Heptasonhs a
 Richmond. Va.
 There will be baptism of children to
 morrow at the East Pearl street M. F,
 church in the morning by the pastor
 Dr. Streeter, and in the evening a chil
 dren's programme will be carried out.
 The report of the canoe race for tn,
 afternoon of Monday by the Quinnipia, Canoe club. is erroneous. but the res
 of the programme will be carried ou as previusly stated.
 
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