The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-09-13
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SERVICES IN "RE.OF EWING
 WEEKu CONTINUED.
At Grand Ave. Congregational Church Last Evening = Fifty-eight Carrier Pigeons ReIeased-Chautauqua Circle Meeting-auinnipiac Fire Company to Meet-PersonaI Items.
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 Services in ''re-opening week. were continued last evening in the Grand Avenue Congregational church. The services are in the nature of a re-dedl- cation after the expenditure of $l4, iii various repairs, improvements and refurnishings. Last evening the exer- cises were under the direction of the Y. F. S. c. E. and a large number of the members and their friends were present. It was social and the pro, grarnme included music, readings, re- marks, games and the serving of re- treatments. A handsome souvenir in the form of a glass paper weight was on sale It has representation of the church and picture of the pastor, the Rev. Dr. Sheath. The social rooms of the church were prettily decorated last evening by members os the Y. P. $, GEE. This evening will occur the pray CT and conference meeting whcih will be of a specially interesting nature. There will be a voluntary, hymns, re sponsive Scripture reading, prayers, solo, lesson and remarks, hymn, T Love Thy Kingdom, Lord," benedic- tion, concluding with friendly greet ings.
 The regular meeting of Quinnipiac Hose, Hook and Ladder company will be held this evening. There is to be business of importance and a large attendance is desired.
 Columbia Castle will be represented at the annual meeting of the Grand Castle, K. G. E.. to be held in this city today. The representative is F. T. Buckley and several past chiefs will probably attend. John Dixon is grand master of records and J. A. Bishop is the grand high priest, both of Fair Ha- ven.
 The Chautauqua circle will hold its first regular meeting the first Monday evening in October The new president, the Rev. E. c. Tullar, and wife, gradu- ated at the meeting of the Chautauqua convention held in Plainville in Au- gust.
 Miss Florence E. Whitehead, of 1172 Quinnipiae avenue, left yesterday for an indefinite sojourn in the Berkshire hills.
 D. B. and w. R. Cornell, of Lexing- ton avenue, have returned from a va cation trip to Atlantic City, and New York.
 Mrs. Sign1und Bauer and Miss Ger trude Bauer, of 55 Perkins street, have returned from a vacation visit to Brightville, Mass.
 Rev. MT. Alcott, of Grace church, is also to have charge of Christ church in East Haven, preaching once each Sunday His first sermon was deliv- cred in the East Haven church last Sunday.
 Mrs. J. Wesley Stone, of Providence, is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Ives Bradley, of East Haven.
 Mrs. H. M. Perrin, of Lombard street, has returned from Massachusetts.
 Miss Charlotte Mundelin, of English street, has returned from Taunton, Mass. .'s -
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin H. Fenton, of Blatehley avenue, leave September 2S for California for the winter.
 Fifty-efght carrier pigeons were sent to Philadelphia and released yesterday morning. The first arrival in Fair Ha- ven was at Ills and late yesterday afternoon about half of the birds had returned. It is believed most of them will come back, although some losses are expected. The birds flew 150 miles. (