The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-18
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Property Los. of Yesterday Mornings Fire-"Rubber Day" at strong school Social Items Church News.

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 -sociaI Items Church News.
 At Grace P. E. church tomorrow the services will be as follows: First Sunday after Easter-Holy communion 7:30 a. m, morning prayer and sermon 10:S0 a. m., Sunday school 12:15 p. nl., and evening prayer and sermon 7:S0 D. m.
 The Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers. the pastor, will preach in the Grand avenue Congregational church on Sun day morning at 10:30 and again in the evening at 7:30.
 The Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers expects to announce his decision in re- gard to the call to Plymouth church, Worcester, on Sunday morning, at the regular service at the Grand avenue Congregational church.
 The news of the finding of the dead body of Henry Clark, near Saybrook Point, was received here yesterday and was much discussed He was a well known boatman and was thoroughly at home on the water. It is probable that he was washed ashore from his boat and was climbing up the high bank near the shore, when he became exhausted and died. As previously stated. he left here on Monday for Tylerville on the Connecticut river to engage in shad fishing and his craft was caught In the severe storm and disabled and he was finally washed ashore.
 At the East Pearl street M. B. church the pastor. Rev. L. R. Streeter. will preach tomorrow morning and evening. Morning topic, "The Worker and His Work Evening topic Fighting the Lion.'' Rev. E. w. Stone of the Grand ave- nue Baptist church will speak to-mor- row on the following subjects: Morn ing, Walking With God; evening, '4The Lost Sheep"
 Yesterday mornings blaze caused a loss of about $1oo in the building 255 Grand avenue, which is owned by Gar rett Roman. A confectioner's shop oc- cupies the ground flour with tenements above. Last Tuesday there was a fire in the same building and repairs were in process at the time of this second blaze. Both occurrences will be inves- tigated by the fire marshal.
 Rubber Day" was celebrated at Strong school, Thursday, and it proved to be a profitable undertaking. About four hundred pounds of old rubber was brought in by the pupils, which will net the school about twenty dol lars to be added to tie Strong fund.
 The members of tie c, Q. Q. will hold a meeting at Master Harold and Miss Myrtle Cooper's residence on Townsend avenue this afternoon at o'clock
 Mrs. T. Sharp of Shawn Springs, N. Y, is visiting Mrs. N. w. Kendall of 'tKenmore,n Fairmount avenue
 Master Wilson Emery has returned from Philadelphia, where he spent his Easter vacation.
 Miss Florence I Berger celebrated the fourteenth anniversary of her birth on Thursday by entertaining the G. L. c. at her home, 216 English street. Instead of the regular meeting. a social time was enjoyed.
 Miss Esther Conroy of Wallingford is visiting Miss Fahy of IA Fillmore street.
 Miss Keenan of Catham street has as her guest Miss Paden of Walling- ford
 Thursday evening very enjoyable surprise party was rendered Miss Geor gia Bennett at her home, s7 Wolcott street. Vocal and instrumental music, games and dancing were indulged in by the twenty young people who were nrasenf At ynidnfpht a nice s1Ir,Y,er was served, and the young people de- patred to their homes after very pleasant evening.