The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-12
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
DEATH OF J. T. M'MAH0N YES-
 TERDAY MORNING.
Deceased Was a Well Known BIatchIey Avenue Resident-AnnuaI Meeting of Grand Avenue Baptist Church-Eiec- tion of Officers.

4OlIoWlHS OluCeFS TUT lile eASulliS yCal were elected: Regent. John W. Nc 1 Guigan; vice regent, Arthur Sherwood; orator, Charles Kean: sitting past re- gent, Augustus E. Porter: secretary, John W. Kessel: collector, George Oldershaw;, treasurer, George S. Ad- ans; chaplain, Charles E. Henderson; guide, William J. Dignan: warden, William H. McKiernan; sentry, Win fred Coburn: trustee, Robert MacAr- thur, Jr.; representative to Grand coun- cil, Charles P. Hillhouse; alternate, A. E. Porter. Deputy Grand Regent James F. Brennan of Beacon Hill coun- cil was present and made an address of much interest to the members. The entertainment committee furnished a smoker and two applications were read, making three pending for next meeting. Installation and banquet will take place January 14.
 Tomorrow at the Grand avenue Bap- tist church the pastor, Rev. B. W. Stone, will preach both morning and evening. His subject will be: MorrI- ing, "The Gadarenes' Prayer; even ing, "Reconciling the World 4. The Sunday afternoon meeting of the W. c. T. U. will be led at 3 p. m. to- morrow by Adjutant Anderson and Lieutenant Foss of the Salvation Army, Mir. Anderson will render several vocal selections and the public are invited to join in this service. *. ..E ,.-.T
 The musical programme at the East Pearl street M. E. church tomorrow will be as follows:
 Morning.
 Organ Prelude-Contempla ......
 ........-.... .................s vincent Anthem-Rejoice in the Lord. ......... ,
 ............... ........... Katzschmar Response-Grant Us Thy Mercy. .... !.
 ........... .................. Schllllng offertory-Thy VIII Be Done. ........
 ..:"...s.. ............... Gottschalk
 Evening. Organ Prelude-Idylle ........, Gleason Anthem-I will Feed My Flock. .....
 ............ ......,......... Simper Response-Hear Us, O Father. Haydn offertory-I Heard the Voice of Jesus
 Say .................... Perry Anthenl-A Saving Victim..... Tours
 Preaching morning and evening. Sum day school, Junior and Epworth league services as usual.
 James T. McMahon of Blatchley ave- nue died yesterday morning after an illness of several weeks with stomach troubles. MT. McMahon had been a resident of Fair Haven for many years and was fifty years of age. He was quite prominent In democratic politics up to few years ago. Tn 1896 he was the candidate of the gold democratic party for general registrar of voters. MT. McMahon was a foreman at the New Haven Carriage company works, where he had been employed since he was young man. He leaves widow and two daughters, Misses Grace and Mabel, both of whom are teachers In the public schools. The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon from St. Francis church, of which the de- ceased was g member. Prayers will be said at the home at 1:30 p. m.
 William H. Harty of Blatchley ave- nue has bought the Hynson Press at No. g Pitkin Lane. MT. Harty has been with the Price & Lee Co. for many years and with the knowledge and ex- perience gained while with that firm, Is we'll equipped to enter and make a success of the publishing business. MT. Harty's many friends wish him suc- cess in his new venture.
 The services at Grace P. E. church frS-f 4ha ;rJ Aa5 vent, will be morning prayer and ser mon at 10:3O, subject, "An Appeal to Nature to Confirm the Christians Hope" Sunday school at 1915. Even Ing prayer and sermon at 7:30, sllb- ject, "The Destiny of the Ungodly."
 Mrs. Richard Garvey died at her resi- dence, 361 Ferry street, yesterday morning, after an illness of about ten days with pneumonia. Mrs. Garvey is survived by husband and four chill dren, one of whom is Richard Garvey, IT,, travelling salesman for the Elm City Manufacturing company.
 At St. Andrews M. E. church to- morrow morning Richard Buell. of Clin- ton will sing solo, Dreams of Para dise," accompanied with a. violin obli- gato by Charles B. Hull. The pastor, Rev. M. O. Lepley, will preach on Blessed Assurance" Sunday school meets at noon and the Junior league at 3:30 p. m. The subject for the Epworth league service at 6:30 D. m. will be Jesus Christ-His Loving Power and will be led by the president, l.. H. My CTS. At 7:30 the pastor will preach on "The Great Invitation" Richard Buell. and Mrs. Charles B. Hull sing a duet, Day is Dying in the Vest The Sunday school will give a Christmas concert on Tuesday evening, December 29. Extra services will begin the first week of the new year.
 The choir of St. James Episcopal church are rehearsing music for a spe- cial service to be given on Sunday evening, December 10th, when in place of the sermon by the rector the Chris tian cantata by Thomas G. Shepard of this city, ''The Word Made Flesh" will be rendered. On this occasion the ex- cellent choir of this church will be sup plemented by a second quartette of sol voices. The music for the service also includes Gilchrist's festival magnificat Those who remember the fine work of this choir on previous occasions will doubtless avail themselves of this op-