The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-29
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MANY NOTES OF INTEREST HERE
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Fair Haveners and Ihe Forward Movs- ment Meeting at Trinity n. E. Church To-night-EHgagsms and society-PeEaonaI, Etc.

socIety-PersonaI, Etc.
 This evening in Trinity M. E. church there will be meeting for Sunday school and Epworth league workers of the city, to be led by Rev. Mir. Tender son, of Brooklyn, N. Y. It is believed many members of the East Pearl Street Sunday school and Epworth league will attend, and so far as possible it is de- sired that they go in body, meeting at the corner of East Pearl street and Grand avenue as near o'clock as pos sible These meetings. which will be conducted for two weeks for the spsit- ual uplifting of the Methodists of this city, commenced last evening with a meeting for official members, and was largely attended, many going as mem bers of the board of the East Pearl Street church. Tomorrow evening a gospel mass meeting will be held, to which every one is invited.
 Miles P. Futile, the Front street oys- terman, received a boatload of oysters yesterday, which came in on the sloop Harp from Greenport, L. I. s.....
 At Bushnell hall yesterday afternoon Miss Anita Trueman addressed the Motherhood club on the topic True and False Methods in the Home" There was large attendance, and the president of the club invites all the ladies of the neighborhood to attend these meetings, which are held several times a month.
 Rev. Alexander F. Irvine, pastor of the Peoples church, delivered an ad- Minic. ters' association in Southington Tues day.
 The four-masted schooner Eagle Wing, which has been discharging steel billets at the dock of the National Wire corporation, sailed yesterday.
 The condition of Mrs. Eva J. French, of 51 Shelter street, is steadily improv- ing. She has been suffering with pneu- monia.
 Henry Barnes, the Quinnipiac avenue butcher, is about to move to the store on East Grand avenue formerly oceu- pied by John Parker.
 The Parish Aid society of St. James church will serve it's regular bi-weekly supper this evening at 6:S0.
 Delegates from the Baptist and Con- gregational churches in Fair Haven att tended the meeting of the local Chris tian Endeavor union at Dixwell Avenue Congregational church last evening. This organization is composed of the branches of the Christian EndeaYor so- cieties of the city, of which Rev. B. w. Stone is president.
 Announcement is made of the engage ment of Miss Marion Smith to John Lyhne. Miss Smith makes her home with her aunt, Mrs. T. F. Callahan, of Blatchley avenue. She is a member of the lady Foresters and has a host of friends. MT. Lynne is the son of K. F. Lynne, of the firm of Lynne & Worth ington, of West Haven.
 Thomas H. Shanahan, of Torrington, was in town Tuesday visiting his pa rents, Policeman and Mrs. Charles Shanahan, of Blatchley avenue.
 About tFirty-f1ve ladies gathered at the Annex fire engine house Tuesday evening and organized an auxiliary to the fire company. This organization is the first one of the kind to be organ ized in the state and will be purely for social aid when the fire laddies give their social events. The following off, cers were elected: <
 President Mrs David Saunders.
 ice-president- Mrs. Jarvis.
 Secretary-Mrs. William Bristol
 Treasurer-Mrs. Cooper.
 Organist-Mrs. George Graham.
 Installing off1cer-Mrs. Robert Meach- en.