The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-01
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SUSPICIOUS OPENING OF THE
 BIG JAHRMARKT.

Many Pretty Booths Filled With Useful
 and Famcy Articles Meeting of PIl- grim EccIesiasticaI Society.
 The big Jahrmarkt opened very aus piciously at Polar Star hall last even- ing. A great crowd were in att tendance and sales were lively at the various booths, while many patroniZed the supper tables in the basement. The ladies served fifteen cent supper con- sisting of tempting edibles. The mciu tonight will consist of baked beans. fish cakes, salads, brown bread. white bread, cake. tea and coffee. There was a brief entertainment last evening consisting of club swinging and singing by xaie quartet. This evening there will be music by an orchestra under the direction of E. B. Warren.
 As one enters the hall the pretty booths filled with useful and fancy articles attract especial attention. These booths are very handsomely decorated. The January booth, where ice cream is on sale. is in charge of the deacons of the Grand avenue Baptist church under whose auspices the Jahrmarkt is being held. M. J. Barnes is chairman of the committee for this booth.
 The February booth is in charge of the young ladies of the Father Lights society, where fancy articles are sold. Mrs. E. W. Stone is the chairman.
 Several young men of the church are in charge os the March booth, and George R. Sturges is in charge. Molasses candy is sold here.
 Home made cakes are sold in the April booth. This is in charge of the Sunday school with Mrs. Fred Seibert as chairman.
 Curiosity packages are sold in the May booth. under the direction of the missionary society, with Mrs. N. A. Bee be chairman.
 The Junior Endeavor society is in cl arge Of the June booth. Plants and cut flowers are sold in this booth. Miss Ruth Wilson is the chairman of this booth.
 July booth is in charge of several young ladies of the church. Lemonade, orangeade, root beer and hot cocoa ara sold Mrs. Fred Willis is chairman.
 August is represented by the recrea- ton booth. and affords place to sit down and rest.
 September is the mysterious booth, and is in charge Of several young ladies of the church, and Miss Clara Ames October booth is loaded with pop corn in all styles and is in charge of the Christian Endeavor, Miss N. c. Porter chairman.
 November has home made candy, and is in charge of the Kings Daughters, Mrs. E. B. Warren chairman.
 December is a utility booth. Home made and useful articles are sold by the Ladies' Aid society, Mrs. Henry Keech president.
 This afternoon the hall will be open for the benefit of the children. The af- fair will continue this evening and Thursday evening. From now on the affair, which is most interesting, prom ises to be very largely attended.
 The annual meeting off the ecclesias- tical society Of the Pilgrim church was held last evening. Elmore s. Wade, chairman of the society's committee, presided and Willet A. Hemingway was clerk. Officers were elected as fol- folws: Society's committee, Fillmore S. Wade, chairman: Willett A. fleming way, Charles G. Keeler, R. G. Davis. John Parker, Marcus B. Hemingway, A. w. Wright, Charles F. Bray, George M. Baldwin; clerk, Willett A. Hemingway; treasurer, Charles c. Keeler: auditors, John Parker and George M. Baldwin.