The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-25
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
CHURCH SERVICES OF SPECIAL
 INTEREST ARRANGED

For the sabbath-.s ucesss of Sale and
 Entertainment by Ladies' GuiId-Rev.
 MT. Chalmers Resignations Accepted.
 Grace church, April 26. second Sun day after Easter-Morning prayer, .lit- any and sermon attO:S0, Sunday school school and 12:15 and evening prayer and sermon at 7:SO.
 Next Monday evening Grace church will be open from 7:SO to 9:SO for rent ing the seats for one year from May 1. The committee is composed of Thomas Rogerson, Edwin N. Fenton and Arthur Sherwood
 At the Grand Avenue Baptist church tomorrow morning the pastor, Rev. E. W, Stone, will take for his subject The Deepest Meaning of Discipleship," and in the evening the subject, will be The Friend of Friends"
 Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers, the pastor, will preach fin the Grand Avenue Congregational church tomorrow. morning at 10:30 and again in the even ing at 7:3O. The choir will render a special musical service in the evening, and this will be the last service under the present musical leadership
 The entertainment and sale by the Ladies guild of Christ church held in the town hall, East Haven, Wednesday afternoon and evening was a success, socially and financially. In the evening the comedy Which is Which?" was presented by party of young people from New Haven to a large and de- lighted audience. A piano solo by Miss Mabel Sims and solos by Miss Matilda Richter were enthusiastically received. After the entertainment informal danc- ing was enjoyed by the large number of young people present.
 The Ladies guild of Christ church, East Haven, held it's; annual meeting for the election of officers at the 'rectory Thursday afternoon. The annual re- port, which was read by the secretary and treasurer, Mrs. John H. Jackson, was very satisfactory to the, women present, showing large increase in in- come during the past year. A beauti- full tribute of love and respect was paid to the memory of the late Mrs. Louise Bradley, who for so many years was the president of the guild and one of the most earnest and zealous workers in Christ church. E The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: '''.'.' : President-Mrs. Charles F. Baldwin f Vice presidents-Mrs. H. Walter Chidsey and Mrs. William H. Judson. F Secretary and treasurer-Mrs. John H. Jackson. f3 @@- ..-.-. \ Fair Haven lodge No. 2, Degree. of Honor, will hold its next meeting next Monday evening. It is expected that there will be an initiation, and all mem bers of the drill team are requested to be present if possible. On Thursday evening, at the7invitation of Silver City lodge of Meriden, the team visited that lodge and exemphfied the work, in a creditable manner. f."
 At the last meeting reception was rendered to one of, the members, Mrs. Harriet D. Nichols, who was to leave New Haven for the west. Sister Nich- ols was presented with purse by the members to show their appreciation of her work and interest in the order. The fine banquet which followed was much enjoyed by all.
 At the meeting of the Grand Avenue Congregational church last evening the resignation of the pastor, Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers, was read and accept ed, and committee consisting of Dea- cons Futile. Bishop and Hubbard was appointed to prepare resolutions upon the same. A committee consisting of Deacon T. s. Coleman, Deacon W. S. Bishop and N. A. Tanner was appoint ed to confer with the ecclesiastical so- ciety in regard to the calling of coun- cil." Another committee, consisting of Deacons Bishop and McNeil, Arthur Brown, Mrs. Groot and Mrs. Wallace Hurlbut, was appointed to secure pas tor.