The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-08
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
HOLY NAME SOCIETY ELECTS
 OFFICERS.

Concert To.nighta at ss. Andrsws' II. E.
 chnroh-DIsagrssabIe Weather Causes
 small congrsgatiou. in church.
 The annual meeting of St. Francis Holy Name society was held February I. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, s. H. Gaunya; vice president. William Kee- nan; recording secretary, H. Frank Healey; treasurer, Father Blake. I This evening at 7:9O a concert will be given in St. Andrews N. E. church (Forbes avenue). The following have kindly consented to assist in the pro- gramme: New Haven High School Mandolin club, Miss Kate Conway, vo- cal soloist; recitations by Miss Rubie Lustig of West Haven, Master Ray mond SchoheId will also give vocal selection, accompanied by MT Rungee, whistling solo, NJ. Clarence Wilcox, ac- conlpanied by c. S. Wilcox; piano selec- tions will be rendered by Miss Hazel SenecaI, Miss Emily Hinckley, Miss El- sic Bogart and Master Claude Dibble. Ice cream will be sold in the chapel at the close of the concert.
 Mr. and Mrs. Tyrri1l of Short Beach, who have been spending the winter in Florida, returned hom last week. They report cold winter in the south.
 Miss Bernice Simmons of James street and Miss Leila Smith of Front street spent few days of last week in Derby.
 The Friends of James J. Keenan of l252 Chatham street will be glad to learn Ithat he is recovering from recent at- tack of appendicitis.
 The Loyal circle of Kings Daughters of the East Pearl street M. E, church will hold it's regular meeting this even ling with Miss Frances Valentine, 96 Chapel street.
 The disagreeable weather of yester- iday caused small congregations in the various churches of this section. In the Grand avenue Congregational church services will be held in the Sunday school room, in which room all public services will be held until the church building is repaired.
 Many of the cars on the various lines Iof the Fair Haven & Westville railroad were rendered useless yesterday on ac- count of the large amount of water coming in contact with the motors. Many pedestrians were forced to walk to their destine tions.
 Mrs. Harry Clark of Chatham street, soprano soloist in the quartette of the East Pearl street church, is i'll with the grip.
 enthusiastic meeting in A. o. U. W. hall Friday evening. A number of ap- plications for membership were receiv- ed and six candidates were initiated A peanut contest was held after the meeting, at which Mrs. French took first prize and MT. Robinson the con solation prize, jack-in- box.
 Charles Henderson, formerly of Faii Haven, but who 1as resided in Hart ford for the past five years, is about to return. having leased a house on Lenox street.
 The Ministering circle of Kings Daughters of the Grand avenue Con. gregational church and the Silver Links WILL MI o.sN " A. 8N1TdildIIl. 0Dz Grand avenue, Friday afternoon, about thirty being present. Mrs. F. L. Sails. bury, the leader of the union, opened the meeting. After lengthy pro. gramme light refreshments were served after which the meeting adjourned. Int Silver Links is a new soceity of tht lchurch.
 Letter Carrier David Saunders ol Station A is incapacitated from worl by an abscess on the hand. : Frank Carlton of Waterbury Ina. taken position with the West Haver f Clock company and has removed to thi: ;, city. He now resides at 1S3 Fillmore street.
 T Thomas Clark of Lloyd street wht s has been i'll with typhoid fever fol : about two months. continues to i'm, { prove
 This evening the vestry of Grace P E. church will meet at 7:SO in the par. c ish house.