The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-06
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
REV. MR. CHALMERS RECEIVES
 CALL FROM WORCESTER.

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 of the largest pulpits of leading New England city, the Plymouth Congrega- tional church, Worcester. In Worcester 1 it was stated that Rev. Mir. Chalmers was likely to accept the call. Rev. MT. 1 Chalmers has been at the Grand avenue 1 Congregational church for about four l years, succeeding Rev. J. Lee Mitchell. He is very popular with his parishion- 1 CTS.
 Attorney James P. Bree left Thursday l for Chicago. He is the national secre- l tary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians l and will have a conference with some of the national board. He will be away about ten days. During his ab- sence his wife will visit at her old home l in Forestville.
 | Workmen have begun relaying the brick pavement on East Chapel street, which was begun late last fall. They 1 are working east from point near Lloyd street. In piling up the new brick l on the sidewalk not much thought was given to the rights of pedestrians. In some places the piles are in the center of the walk and walking in the evening is really dangerous.
 James l.. Baldwin and wife of Chica- go are visiting his mother. Mrs. M. D. l Baldwin os Quinnipiac avenue. MT. 1 Baldwin will leave soon on his return, but lis wi:e will remain a few days | longer.
 Harold Hall, who has been visiting his uncle, Principal s. I. Graves of S6 Grand avenue. has returned to his home in Augusta, Me.
 Miss Langtry is spending her vaca- ton in Westport and New York.
 Miss c. A. Crittenden of room 2, Strong school, has gone to New York to remain during the week.
 Palm Sunday was observed yesterday and there were large congregations at all of the churches. Communion ser vices were observed at several of the churches. Two candidates were receiv- ed as members of the Grand avenue Baptist church.
 Rev. Walter w Winans of Watertown supplied the pulpit of the East Pearl street M. K. church
 Rev. Frank Knight Sanders. Ph. D., of Yale divinity school, occupied the pulpit of the Grand avenue Congrega- tionaI church Sunday morning, and Rev. Addison P. Foster of Boston preached in the evening. The New Haven Baptist Ministers conference will meet at the Grand ave- nue Baptist church this morning. All of the Baptist ministers of the county are members of this conference. A pa per is to be read by Rev. MT. Lent as- sistant pastor of Calvary church, on "The interpretation of Cain and Abel. .' A vesper service was held at Bushnell hall yesterday afternoon at o'clock. The Motherhood club will meet at Bushnell hall this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
 The work of relaying the brick pave ment on East Chapel street went on Saturday despite the rain.
 Saturdays severe blow brought fleet of vessels into the lower harbor. There were between fifteen and twenty sailing vessels, which with a tramp freight steamer, gave a decided marine appear ance.
 Palm Sunday as observed with inter- esting services at Christ church, East Haven. There was the usual afternoon service at 4 o'clock with sermon by the Rev. John H. Jackson. In the evening at 7:15 there was special musical ser vice at which the East Haven orchestra took part One of the selections given was "The Palms" On Monday even- ing at 8 o'clock there will be given an illustrated lecture on Ben Hur," under the auspices of the Ladies' guild of Christ church. The admission is ten cents.
 Miss Lucy Griswold of Clinton avenue went to New York Saturday to remain during the Easter vacation.
 Mrs. E. B. Compton, Mrs. W. s. Comp ton and Kate and Irma Campton are spending the Easter vacation in Plymouth and Boston.
 The Young Ladies mission circle of Pilgrim church will give a recital in the church on Tuesday evening of this week Tickets may be obtained of the young ladies for fifteen cents. Ice cream and cake will be served by the ladies' auxil- iary after the entertainment in the chapel. The young ladies of the circle will act as ushers. The programme: Pantomime-Jesus Lover of My Soul. Misses Ruby and Pearl Crossley, Tut
 tie, Leigh and Tryon. Vocal solo-Forbidden Music, by Gas
 talden-Mrs. F. Howard Russell. 1 Reading-Aux Italiens, by Owen Mere
 dith (with piano and violin accom-
 panimenD.
 Mrs Alexander F. Irvine. Vocal solo-The Promise of Life, by
 Frederick H. Cowen.
 Mrs. F. Howard Russell. Reading
 Accepted of the Beasts" ...... Crockett "All in Each" ..................Em Emerson
 Mrs. Irvine. l Vocal solo--Esmeralda .......... Levey 1 Mrs. Russell.
 Pantomine-
 "Lotos Eaters" ............... Tennysor
 Misses Leigh, Futile lyon. Poem-Mrs. Irvine; piano, Miss Augur.
 Rev. Alexander F. Irvine went tc Boston Friday to address the Twentieth Century club of that city on the subjec "The Church of Democracy" He vii return the first of the week.