The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-02-21
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MANY PEOPLE ENJOYED THT
SLEIGHING YESTERDAY.
Oyster Trust Mos Much of Basahoo-
New Satisfaction a Great eonventsncs
Social ftems-church News.

oyster Trust Not Much of q Hneaboo.<
New Satisfaction a Great eonventencs
Social ftems-church News.
ouinquagesima Sunday, February u.
the services at Grace church will be:
Morning prayer, litany and sermon at
1890. Sunday school at 1915 and even-
ing prayer and sermon at 7:so. the
evening service and sermon viii be ap-
propriate to Wassdngton's birthday.
Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers, the
pastor, will preach in the Grand Ave-
nue. Congregational church at 1880 to-
morrow morning and again in the eve
ming at 1880.
At the Grand Avenue Baptist church
the pastor, Rev. e. w. Stone will speak
tomorrow on the following subjects:
Morning, 1.-THE Training Of the Child;;'s
evening, Saved Through Obedience
The topic for the Christian Endeavor
meeting at Sis is "An Evening With
Home Missions, in charge of the mis-
sionary committee.
Fair Haven lodge No. 2, Degree OF
Honor, will hold it's next regular meets
ing next Monday evening in A. o. u.
w. hall. The new entertainment COM
mittee for 1908 has provided an enter
tainnlent and it Is hoped that large
number Of the members will be present.
AtSthe last meeting one application for
membership. was received and several
more are soon to be brought in. This
lodge has a fine drill team and oA last
Wednesday evening the team assisted
at the installation of officers of Elm
City lodge No. Z.
Rev. j.. Charles Villiers, of Old Lyme,
will preach in Pilgrim church to-mor-
row morning and evening in exchange
with the pastor, Rev. "A. F. Irvine. Rev.
Mr.. Villiers is to address the New Lon
don county convention of Christian En-
deavorers in New London next Monday
evening.
The sleighing is pretty fair in this
section of the city and many cutters.
were out yesterday. A few days Of this
weather will prove very welcome to the
liverymen. Good sleighing promotes
trade in horses and sleighs that is much
desired by lealefS.
The location of sub-postal station
at the store Of w. B. Thorpe, No. 81
Townsend avenue, will prove a great
convenience to the people of that neigh
borhood. This station is about half
mile from Station A and two miles from
the main postofffce.
Some of the vessels which have just
arrived from Providence river with
oysters report pretty severe weather on
the trip. One of the craft was consid-
erably iced up.
The oyster trust which, it is claimed.
will soon be formed in this state to get
control of the European market, does
mot create very much excitement
among the local dealers. One Of the
firm of Lancraft Brothers says his firm
has not Joined the syndicate. As this
firm has large trade with Europe 1t
is possible that they will join the new
syndicate later. So far as can be learn
ed none Of the other oyster raisers will
Join the syndicate, should it be formed
On Wednesday evening party Of
about twenty-five members of the La
dies Aid society of the Grand Avenue
Baptist church paid a surprise visit to-
Mrs. George r. Cripps, 532 Quinnipiac
avenue. A very enjoyable evening was
spent by the party, and in addition to
the social enjoyment refreshments We're
served the guests.