The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-15
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICES
 TO BE RESUMED.

No Fair Haven Boats Damaged by the
 storm-GOod Attendance at Epworth League Meeting sunday Night-Rev.
 aIr. Rnndan of Chicago the speaker
 --Ladies' Aid socIety's supper To-
 morrow Evening.
 After a cessation of several years, union Thanksgiving. services are to be resumed this year, and will be held in the East Pearl Street NJ. E. church on the morning of Thanksgiving day. The sermon will be preached by Rev. Dr. Sheath of the Grand Avenue Congre- gational church.
 Owners of boats visited the water front yesterday morning to ascertain if any craft had been damaged in the gale of Sunday. Fortunately the boats were securely moored, and all were safe. A number of power boats are still afoat, having been kept in the water this fall later than usual. 1 The Rev pr. Sheath and Captain J. J. Mehaffey go to New London this morning to attend the general confer ence of Congregational churches, rep- resenting the Grand Avenue Congrega- tional church.
 Sundays gale blew over a big board of the New Haven Bill Posting com 1 pany, located in front of McLay's car riage factory on Grand avenue. l E. H. Woodward of Grand avenue, ] who has been confined to his residence i for several days, having cut his foot with an axe, was able to be out yes I terday.
 The Ladies' Aid society will give a supper and entertainment in the parlors Of the Grand Avenue Congregational church tomorrow evening.
 The supper of the Ladies Aid soci- ety of the East Pearl Street NJ. E. church will be held this week on l Wednesday instead of Thursday
 In two of the churches Sunday, the attendance on public worship was so small the services were held in the lec- l ture rooms.
 ". s. Bishop and party, who have t BeGu fSlppptllS 1I IASlc1il z Olltlfs 4NSM London, several days, intended return ing on their launch yesterday, but were 2 prevented from starting owing to the !, high wind.
 MT. and Mrs. Harvey F. Davis who ,,are away on their wedding tour, were registered at the worlds fair, St. Louis. l last week
 Despite the severe storm congre- gation of about 25O attended the meet l ing of the Epworth leagues of the city, held Sunday evening in the East Pearl Street M. D. church. An address was given by the general secretary of the Epworth leagues ot tho United States, the Rev. E M Randall of Chicago It was an excellent address, and was lis- tened to with attentive interest. l Mrs. Hehry | Barnes of Exchange street, who has returned home after an absence of three weeks, visited rela- tives at Atlantic Highlands, N. J., and also made quite stay with Mrs. < Cheney, wife of the Rev. N, q. Cheney, formerly of Fair Haven, who now re- sides at New Rochelle Mrs. Barnes X also made a short visit with the Rev. 4 f. T. McNicholl and family of Brook l lyn, formerly of Fair Haven. 3 The power launch belonging to Chas. Merrill of Houston sotreet, broke loose from her moorings in Quinnipiac river during the gale Sunday, but was picked up below the bridge without damage Quinnipiac conclave, I. Q. H., held an entertainment and dance at Polar Star I Hall, last evening.
 I Rev. E. c. Tullar goes to Seymour to-day to attend the funeral of a friend.
 The steamer Amanda has arrived from Narrag gansett bay with cargo # 0. oysters sof Lancraft Brothers.
 John Myers, painter residing at SO7 4 Grand avenue, fell from scaffold while at work on a building at Grand and Blatchley avenues Saturday and sustained severe scalp wounds. Mrs. George s. Brainard of S62 Fix ,. change street, was taken to Grace hos pitaI Sunday, suffering from appendici- l tis.
 I Charles Farren, formerly of Barren I avenue, is on his way home from Ohio, returning owing to poor health
 The Degree of Honor, No. 2, met last evening.