The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-03-28
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
LIVE OAK COUNCILS SUCCESS
 PUL ROLL CALL.
Coming Lecture of Rev. James RobIn- son Of EdinburEh-Other Interesting Paragraphs.

Live Oak council No. 102, Royal Ar eahum, held one of the most important meetings in its history. Thursday even ing. It was the third annual roll call and nearly fifty members were present. Eleven candidates were voted in and it is understood they will take the de- grees at the coming class initiation. After the lodge meeting a fiashlight picture of the members assembled in a group was taken by George s. Adams, treasurer of the council. This was followed by a short entertainment with programme as follows: Overture, John Clancy; song, Stripes and Stars,' John F. Barrett; humorist, J. w. Fahy; buck and wing dance, Goggin and Me Partland; Hebrew Representations, John Clancy; duet, Why Did We Drift tApart?" Barrett Brothers; duet, man dolin and guitar, Banta Brothers. Af- ter the entertainment light refresh ments were served.
 The Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers, the pastor, will preach at the Grand avenue Congregational church Sunday morning at 10:30 and again in the evening at 7:30. Wallace S. Moyle will sing solo, assisting the regular chori. The pews will be held for the regular occupants for only five minutes after the opening of the service. Flowers will be placed in the church in the morning by Mrs. Georgiana fleming way Cook, widow of the late Joseph Cook, in memory of the fifth anniver- ,sary of the death of her father, Willis Hemingway, who for forty-eight years was a faithful deacon of the church. The Rev. James Robertson, M. A, pastor of the Haymarket United Free church of Edinburgh, Scotland, will ar rive in this country Saturday, April Il, and he has been engaged to give his lecture on Scottish Songs and How to Sing Them" in the Grand avenue Con- gregational church, Tuesday evening, April IA. This will be the first lecture in his American tour.
 The Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers has sufficiently recovered from his re- cent illness to be able to occupy his pulpit in the Grand avenue Congrega-. Hional church Sunday morning and evening.
 ,, Grace P. E. church, Passion Sunday, March 29-Morning prayer, litany and sermon 10:30 a. m.; Sunday school, 12.15 D. n; evening prayer and sermon, 7:30 D. m.
 N At the East Pearl street Methodist Episcopal church, the pastor, Rev. l., R. Streeter, D. D., will preach Sunday morning at 10:30. Subject, "The Faith fitness of God" The choir will render a special musical programme in the evening.
 < Rev. E. ". Stone of the Grand ave- nue Baptist church will take for the subject of his sermon on Sunday morn :, ing, "All Things to All Men," and in ! the evening, "Deceiving God"
 There will be a vesper service at 4 . D. m. Sunday at Bushnell hall Short sermon by Rev. Alex. F. Irvine and J. R. Ackrill will render solo.
 The l.. T. L., Company H. of W. c. T. U, Union No. 2, are planning to give an entertainment on Monday evening, March 30, under the direction of Miss Susie Kanahan.
 At regular meeting of Union No. ? of the W. c. T. U. it was voted to close the rooms for one week for much needed repairs. There will be parlor meeting on next Thursday at the home of Mrs Thomas Gebbie on Fair Haven Heights. Special music.
 The last service of the peoples popu- lar evening services at Pilgrim church will be held Sunday evening at 7:30. It will be musical service-Mrs. F. How ard Russell, Miss Emma Mcdonald,
 
 will sing. A short address will be made by the pastor It is sort of a farewell service.