The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-14
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
CONNECTICUT BAPTIST ANNI-
 TERSARIES NEXT WEEK,

Mothers' Club Meet To-day-TomItn-
 son Bridge-Rov. Mr. Irvine on Mu-
 nicipaI Ownership santa Maria
 counciI-YouDg FOIks' Party.
 Next Monday at the Grand Avenue Baptist church will begin the celebra- tions Of the Connecticut Baptist anni- yersaries, which opens at 1:3O D. m. with the twenty-second anniversary of the Conference of Baptist Ministers and continues through Tuesday and We'd nesday. The anniversaries include the twelfth annual convention of the Bap- tist Young Peoples union, eightieth annual meeting of the Connecticut Baptist convention, the Woman's Bap- tist Home Mission society, eighty fourth annual meeting of the Conneeti- cut Baptist Education society, the Wo- mans Baptist Foreign Missionary soci- Iety and the Baptist Social union of Connecticut. The members of the local church are planning to entertain dele gates from all over the state, and it is believed much good will come from the convention. Notable Baptist clergy will be present and make addresses as called for by the programme, which is ready for distribution. The Motherhood club will be address, ed this afternoon by Mrs. Frances Shell don Bolton in the parlors of Bushnell hall, Ferry street, at 2:30. She will take for her subject Report of the National Mothers Congress- At the close of the address business meeting of the Ladies' guild will be held pre- paratory to bazaar to be given the last week in November.
 John Male, of James street, super intendent of the, Rolling mill, has re- turned from a two months vacation in the Adirondacks.
 The unsafe condition of the Tornlin- son bridge was demonstrated yesterday morning, when one of Smedley's trucks. loaded With section of a travelling crane recently purchased by the Ma tional Wire corporation, crashed through about twenty feet of planking while being transported from the rail- road to their plant on Fairmont ave- nue. Cars were unable to cross the bridge until 3 o'clock and traffic was delayed about five hours
 Rev. A. F. Irvine, pastor of the Peo- ple's church, has been invited to ad- dress the socialist party at a meeting to be held this evening in Aurora hall, 155 Union street. on the subject The Public Ownership of the Gas Works, to be followed by discussion. All in terested in the subject will be cordially welcomed.
 Rev and Mrs. E. W. Stone, of Grand avenue, have for their guests MT. and Mrs. J. c. Nichols, of Carmel, New York.
 John Linsley, of Quinnipiac avenue, has returned from successful hunting trip at Lyme. .-4s~
 Mrs. w. F. Goodwin, of Blatchley avenue. entertained the officers of the Ladies auxiliary of Santa Maria coun- cil, K. of C., on Monday evening. On Friday evening the auxiliary will hold a social meeting at Knights of Colum- bus hall on Court street, at which they will entertain many members of the or der. ..e
 Walter Firing is confined to his home lon Quinnipiac avenue by severe at- tack of tonsilitis.
 At the home of MT. and Mrs. Freder- lick R. Barnes 27 East Pearl street, their thirteen-year-old daughter, Miss Louise, acted as hostess at party on Monday evening, from to 10 o'clock, given in honor of her birthday. The members of her Sunday school class comprised the list of guests and pre- |sented her with an elegant silk gauge fan, with white beads and chain with gold swivel. Donkey game" was one of the delightful features of the evening and Miss Charlotte Hein succeeded in capturing the first prize, a cup and saucer; Miss Leah orgler was given the booby man for consolation. A very dainty luncheon was served and the beautiful birthday cake was divided into small portions, which were given las souvenirs. Assisting in receiving were William B. Sherwood and Mrs Jacob Reichel. Those present were.
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