The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-25
LATEST FAIR HAVEN EEVS

The Sigma Theta Phi society. whose rooms are over GeSler's barber shop on brahd avenue are arranging for q dance 70 De gwen III Lenox hall Tuesday evening, January 19, 1904. The admission with lady will be one dollar
 Miss Grace A. Smith, who is teacher of a school In Derby, Conn, is home for the Christmas vacation with her parents on
 Mrs. Mary MorrelL widow of the late Patrick Mortell, died on We dnesday at her home, 64 Pierpont street. The funeral Will take place to-day from the residence oL her daughter, Mrs. J. J. Madigan, 64 Plerpont street, at 2 o'clock, and from St. Francis church at 2:30 o'clock. Requiem high mass. will be celebrated Monday morn. ing at o'clock. 1t is requested that fiOw. CTS be omitted.
 James prus!aski os go James street, 3d years of age and employed at the paper mill recently established in Railroad ave nue, met with bad accident Wednesday. While at work his arm caught ill the ma chinery, which caused compound fracture He Was removed to Grace hospital, where It was found necessary to remove some of the fractured bone
 The Sunday school of the East Pearl Street M. E. churhc will hold it's Christmas entertainment this evening at o'clock ill the church. The program is as follows: Professional Singing-Ihe New Born Babe. Scripture reading
 Prayer by the Pastor.
 Singing-Down the Ages Afar.
 Under the Starry FIag-Exerclse by ten Exercises by the primary department-Mrs.
 Butterfeld, superintendent.
 Singing-o Judah, Sitting ill Despair.
 Recltation-The Heavenly Star. RecitatioR-The Santa claus of the Wood, Singing Christ Was Born.
 Recltation-Mildred Streeter.
 Reeltati0if--Ihe Little Fellow Yet.
 Everett Lennan.
 Singing Song of GladneSs. Remarks by l.. R. Streeier, pastor.
 Singing g-Reioice, Q Chosen City
 Reading-The Bethlehem Partner. -. Marjorie Ricketts.
 Singing-O shining Star. ...-s Distribution of Presents. ,:l. z. .t
 Any member of the church or school is welcome to exchange presents through this Christmas tree. .a- --g.s. 5...g. ...
 Many of the young people who are at, tending college are home for the Christmas holidays, among them being Miss Agnes Thompson of Qginnipiac avenue, who is at Brn Mawr; Miss Margaret Bradley of Blatchley avenue, from Smith college; Miss Sadie Baldwin of Quinnipiac avenue, from Mt. Holyoke; Miss L0ttie Bishop of Grand avenue from Mt. Holyoke; Curtis Smith of Clinton avenue and Clifford Roberts of Grand avenue from Pratt institute. Mrs. Thomas Gibbye of the Heights has returned 10 her home after months stay in Kalamazoo, Mich. where she went to
 
 The Christmas entertainment of the. St. James churhc Sunday school will be held Monday evening. Presents will be distrlb' uted from the tree after d short service.
 The meeting, night of Qulnnipiac Hose Hose changed from the first and third to the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month. the change to take effect after January T.
 Mrs Mary Bushnell of Westbr0ok is visit ing her parents Alr. an Mrs. MILO 5. Alien of nni Miss Jessie Davis has returned from her vacation with her parents MT. and Mrs R q. Davis of Quinniniac avenue. z,.y.. At St. Francis church this morning 10:30 with the following music: Prelude Orchestra and organ kaliwoda, Kyrie-V. Hammered
 Gloria-V. Hammered. Credo-V. Hammered. offertory--Adeste Fidelis-Novello. Sanctus-Hammerel. Agnus Dei-Hammercl. Tantnm Ergo--Lambillotte Postlude-0rcheStra and organ-Wagner. Quartet-Mrs. l.. Sullivan, Miss Marie Ward, A. J. Bowen, ]. F. Blatehleym; m Dl Col. T. ]. Callahan. who was operated upon for an ahcess last Thursday is doing very well at his home and is now able tt be uo and about the house.
 Fred. Champlin and Mae Granger of Tor rington are visiting their cousins, FranE and Madge Champlin of G6la Atwater st. The board of burgesses, of the borough of Fair Haven East will be asked at its next meeting to devise some means fol raising the balance of the amount required to purchase q combination carriage for tiit fire companies of the borough. The matter has been dormant for some time, but some citizens who wish to see the denartmen thoroughly equipped for the protection oi 1 the property in the borough, have set tt work in earnest, and will endeavor to pro cure the carriage. The carriage desired vii carry 35 gallons of chemicals, 20 it. ladders and a sufficient amount of hose. A family reunion will be held at th' 1 home of Anthony DeMatty on Perkln: street to-day. Miss Katherine Moore. who is studying at St. Joseph's seminary, Hartford, IS hoin' | for the Christmas vacation. ..- | Mrs. Jane Footc of Baltimore is visiting l Mrs. Hubbard of QuinnipiAc avenue,