The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-19
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
REV. JOHN 1T. JACKSON HAS RE
 SIGNED.
Has Been Pastor of Christ Church, East Haven, for Thi co Years-Hss Accepted Call to Bantam Lake Church-Other Items of Interest.


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 The ladies of the Rector's Aid will give supper in the parish house of Grace church on Blatchley avenue at 6:30 this evening.
 Cards are out announcing the mar riage on November ', of Miss Minnie May Hillhouse to Arthur DeForest Reeves. Both Miss Hillhouse and Cap tain Reeves are well known residents of Fair Haven, the bride being the daughter of John T. Hillhouse, a Fair Haven druggist. Captain Reeves is the son of Mrs. Lucilla Reeves, and the late Captain George $. Reeves, com ing from a long line of sea-faring an- cestors on his maternal as well as his paternal side. Captain and Mrs. Reeves will make their home for the Providence. Hosts of friends, both in this city and others, wish them much haeppiness in their new life. . The Rev. John H. Jackson, who has for three years been rector of Christ church, East Haven, has resigned to accept a call to the rectorship of the Episcopal church at Bantam Lake and Morris, Conn. MT. Jackson preached his last sermon at Christ church last Sunday and he will preach in the church to which he has been called on Sunday. MT. Jackson was formerly attached to the church army when the corps was located in this city several years ago. He was sent to East Haven by the army to reorganize the church there and was quite successful in his efforts. He was ordained priest after he took charge of Christ church. A meeting of the vestry of Christ church was held last evening, at which time action was taken upon the matter of filling the vacancy. x. An informal whist was held at the residence of MT. and Mrs. L. B. Can non of AtWater street in honor of MT. Cannon's brother, ]. F. Cannon. who is visiting in Fair Haven. Mrs. F. S. Robinson captured the first ladies' prize and Miss Adams the second. pr. F. S. Robinson won the first gentlemen's prize, while Lloyd Salisbury took the other Mrs. Philip Borst of Perkins street is confined to the house by illness.
 Captain Frank Wrights schooner Emma Jane is at H. A. Stevens wharf with load of Long Island turnips.
 Mrs. James Ryals of Clinton avenue lis visiting her mother in Torrington.
 The Y. F. s. c. E. of Pilgrim church will give an entertainment in the church chapel this evening. The enter tainment will include dialogues by the young people of the Endeavor, music and reading. The patronage of the public is solicited.
 East Rock lodge No, 3S, A. o. U. w, will hold it's regular meeting this even ing at o'clock. A lively meeting is looked for and much discussion is an |ticipated over the recent change of rate and the secession of the Massachusetts Jurisdiction from the national body. All members are invited to be present and present their views on the recent changes.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the East Pearl street M. E. church will meet this |afternoon in the church parlors for work. At 5:45 and 6:30 their regular semi-monthly supper will be served. Much activity is made manifest, with this society, over the arrangement for the coming fair which will be held in Polar Star hall, November 30, Decem- bcr1, 2. The committees have all been assigned and will be ready for the press in a few days.