The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-17
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SERVICES IN THE SEVERAL
CHURCHES TOMORROW.

Annual Business Meeting of East Pearl
street Epworth LeRgue-Myrtle Chap-
ser,O Il :. OG5eers-PersoMaI Mention.
At the East Pear! street NJ E. chu ::
the presiding elder, Rev. DR.. ". \
Richard. will preach Sunday morning
at 1880 II the evening the pastor.
Rev. L. R Streeter. D. d, will preach.
his subject being A Trampet Gait"
Next Monday evening the presiding
elder will hold the fourth quarterly con-
ference.
Services at Grace church January 49,
second Sunday after Epiphany. holy
| communion. 100 a. m. morning pray
er. litany and sermon, 1890 q. m. Sun
day school 1915 p. m; evening prayer
and sermon, 7;50 p. m.
The Rev. E. ". Stone Ct the Grand
avenue Baptist church vii! take for
the subject Of his discourse on Sunday
morning Jacobs Dream at Bethel"
and in the evening his subject will be
| Christ Weeping Over Failure"
On Sunday in the Grand avenue Con-
gregational church the pastor. Rev.
Andrew Burns Chalmers, will preach
in the morning at 1890 and in the eve
ming at 7:3O. The Bible school meets
at II. MFR. Gilmour's class meeting in
| the auditorium. The offerings for the
Grace and New Haven hospitals will be
! received at this church on Sunday.
| Mrs. Mary A. Avery and daughter,
Miss Eta l.. Avery, of IS East Pearl
| street, are entertaining their cousin,
Mrs. r NJ. Weeks of Providence, r. /.
| Mrs. Henry G. Darrow of ga Houston
| street was in Meriden yesterday attend
| ing the funeral of relative.
The entertainment given at the Grand
avenue Congregational church on We'd
nesday evening reflects great credit up
on Mrs. Wallace Hurlburt, under whose
| direction it was given. and who has
given untiring efforts to its success.
| The affair was very enjoyable, and a
| large audience atested their apprecia-
ton. The comedy entitled THE Baby
was especially good, and will be re-
| peated some evening next week at the
fair now in progress at Polar Star hail.
During the past week there was a
pleasant ping pong party given at the
| home of Frank Woodward 145 Town
| send avenue.
| The Epworth league of the East Pearl
| street NJ. f. church held it's annual
| business meeting and social on Thurs
| day evening at the home of John S
| Sanford, 81 East Pearl street. Thu
league numbered nearly 100 members
| last year. Interesting reports were reat
from retiring officers. The election o
| officers for 1903 follow: President, Ear
| F. Johnson; first vice president, Elmer
| A. Howard, spiritual department.; sec
| ond vice president, Mrs. Earl F. John
| son, mercy and help; third vice presi
! dent, Harry Benham, literary; fourth
vice president, Miss Grace Smith. socia
department; secretary, Fred Allen
treasurer, Mrs John HubbeIl. The new
officers are the same as last year witt
! the exception of the fourth vice presi
dent; Miss Grace Smith being elected
| in the place of George Stevenson. Dur.
! ing the evening it was voted to have
the Western Star Jubilee Singers give
an entertainment in the church. These
singers will on next Wednesday, Janu
airy p, give grand concert in The
chapel under the auspices of the league
At the last meeting of Myrtle chapter
No. 6, 0. E. S., the following officer:
were installed by the retiring Worthy
Matron Kate Fowler. Worthy matron
Gertrude Holiday: worthy patron, AL
bert Halliday; associate matron. Grac,