The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-03-07
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
INTERESTING SERVICES FOR
 GRAND AYE. CONC. CHURCH

Mrs. Barrett to speak-E. Otis Hovey Is
 We'll Kuown~Many Items of Social nnd Personal Intet est.
 At the Grand Avenue CongregationaI church the pastor, Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers, will preach tomorrow morn ing at 10:30. In the evening at 7:3o Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, of Washing ton, D. C., general secretary of the Crittenton Rescue Mission work, will speak of the work Of the rescue and reformation of unfortunate girls and of l the success of furnishing such girls a home. She will speak of the object, methods and results of the Crittenton l movement She is a graceful and force full speaker.
 1 At Grace P. E. church the services | for tomorrow will be as follows: Sec ond Sunday in Lent-Morning prayer. litany and sermon at 10:sO, Sunday i school at 12:15 and evening prayer and sermon at 7:30.
 D. Otis Hovey, who was caught in a downpour of mud and lava while inYes- tigating the recent eruptions of the vol cano of La Soufriere, on the Island of St. Vincent, on March ?, formerly re- sided here and is a son of Rev. Dr. Hovey, of Newburyport. formerly pas tor of the Pilgrim church. Professor Hovey is a well known geologist and ) has made Investigations on the Island ,of Guadaloupe the past year. The dis patches state that Professor Hovey and party were in imminent danger for a time. and their many friend will be glad to learn that they escaped serious ! harm.
 I Mrs. Allen, wife of Chief Allen. of the Fair Haven East fire department, is visiting friends in New Jersey for few l weeks.
 Rev. F. W. Stone of the Grand Ave- nue Baptist church, will take for the subject of his discourse tomorrow morning Should the World be Let Alone?' and in the evening "Unfftting Ones Self for the Best" The leader of the Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:15 will be G. w. Hatfield. The sewing circle connected with the Daughters of Liberty met with the president, Mrs. L. c. Waters, of s Vol colt street, on Thursday afternoon and evening. About forty people partook of the fine supper prepared by the la dies
 Mrs. D. France. of New London, is visiting her sister. Mrs. W. Beckwith, of 200 Peck street. Charles Lowe and Herbert Brown have gone to Portland, Oregon. They expect to stop at Detroit, Chicago and at Lincoln. Neb. From the latter place they will go direct to Oregon. About 5:30 Thursday afternoon a rum away occurred on Exchange street, near the store of Case & Beiden. No one was hurt, and the horses were caught after few moments of run ming.
 R. w. Layman, of 276 Peck street. who has been i'll for 8 few days. is able to be out again.
 Miss Mildred Tansy, of Norwalk, Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. Reyes, of 112 Lombard street.
 Mrs. E. E. Jones, of Forbes avenue. is visiting friends in Springfield, Mass, for few weeks.
 Two teams of Strong school bowling alley played against each other Tues day night under the leadership of Nell son Clark and Frederick Sauerbrunn. Nelson Clarks team won by fifteen points.
 The bowling alley with which Strong school has. lately been equipped is a great source of pleasure to many of the students of the school. Several bowl ', honv, 1naH in 10 and every team is anxious to attain the highest record.
 The Epworth league of the East Pearl Street Methodist church held it's busi- ness and social meeting in the parlor of the church on Thursday evening. The short entertainment was interesting. The next meeting will be held March 21 at the church. All are invited to be present.
 N, w. Kendall, of F'airmont avenue, is on his way to Washington to meet his brother Austin N. Kendall, of Onei- da, N. Y.
 Miss Helen Merwin, a teacher in the northern part of New York state, is visiting friends at 470 Quinnipiac ave- nue.
 MfS. f. M. MltClAeIl' oL NetoSaIuSh' ID visiting Mrs. Carrie I. Mann, of 16S Ex~ change street.
 Rev. D. N. Griffin has been sick with the grip, and not being we'll Thursday did not go to the service at Morris Cove. William C. Bre1nner, superir- tendent of St. Andrews Sunday school, took charge of the meeting.
 
 BLIND TO GOOD SHOOTING.