The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-25

 school at noon, Junior league at 8 P. m. and Epworth league at 6:15, to be led by Eugene c. Hill; subject, Problems in Africas Redemption. The music for the day as arranged by William E. Brown, organist and choirmaster. is as follows:
 Morning. Prelude-Andante in B fiat. Schubert Anthem-The Golden Threshold. Lohr Offertory Hide Thou Hyatt Postlude-March in Gaul Evening Praise Service. Prelude Offertoire in B flat. :. Thomas Anthem-Rejoice Ye With Jerusa-
 lem ....................... Page Antheln-Must Jesus Bear the Cross
 Alone? ...................... Havens Offertory (organ) -Berceuse. ..4zapp Soprano solo-o Lord, Come.....
 ....................... Bassford Tenor and bass duett-My Faith
  Alto solo-A Ballad of Trees and the
 Master .................... Chadwick Anthem-The Strain Upraise Alleu-
 lajah ...................... Holden Postlude-Grand March in C.....Lewis Merwin Thompson, an old resident of (F'oxon) East Haven died yesterday af- ter an illness of a year and half, aged seventy-four years. The immedi- ate cause of his death was due to en- largement of the heart. He was re- spected citizen of Foxon and leaves no near relatives. The funeral services will be held from the Memorial chapel, Fair Haven Union cemetery, tomorrow afternoon at 3:3O. Rev. Charles Page, of North Branford, will officiate. At the Grand Avenue Congregational church tomorrow Dr. Sheath will preach at 10:30 a. m. upon Deacon Hubbards Final Message to the Church, and in the evening at 7:S0 upon the theme "Stoop Low. My Broth err Bible school at noon. Y. P. s. c. E. at 6:15. Prayer meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p. m; subject, "The Service of Friendship" The music by the choir tomorrow Will De:
 Morning. Anthem-The Grace of God. .... Barnby Response Bow Down Thine Ear. Anthem-Gethseman ........... Nevin
 Evening. Anthem-Thy Sun Shall No More Go
 Down ........................ Brown Soprano solo-In My Fathers House
 S,,ddc Fair Haven furnished it's share of members of the graduating class at the high school and a large number from here attended the graduating exercises. Among the graduates, with some of their future plans, are as follows:
 Hillhouse.
 Marguerite A1lis, 35 Sherland avenue. Edith J. Baldwin, 211 Lloyd street Eleanor A. Bromley, 130 Exchange street, who will enter Normal.
 May C. K F'alsey, 53 Wolcott street, class treasurer, who VII study music at Mt. St. Joseph's seminary, Hartford. Augusta w. Foote, 255 North Front street, who will study music in Ger many.
 Luna Francis 89 Grand avenue, to study art in Italy.
 Elsie F. Howard, 84 Poplar street, to continue studies.
 Helen F. Kenny, 49 Fillmore street. Mary J. McKeon, 20 Shelter street, class historian, to enter Normal. Ethel c. Seymour, 266 Peck street, to be stenographer.
 Anthony o. De Matty, 36 Perkins street, class historian, P. G. at Hill- house.
 John l. Lowe, 62 Grand avenue, will enter college.
 Frank H. Nettleton, 264 Lloyd street, will enter Yale.
 Thomas J. Ryan, 11S Lloyd street, to enter business.
 George J. Shapero, 2SS Grand avenue, to enter Yale Law school.
 Boardman.
 Edith V. Daniels, 645 Quinnipiac ave- nue, to continue studies at Framing ham, Mass.
 Jessie D. Fowler, 121 Grand avenue. Florence E. Grosvenor, 54 Bright street.
 Jessie B. Huntington. 33 Grand ave nue. to study music.
 Mabel E. Huntington ,33 Grand ave- nue.
 Jeanie w. Mcclellan, 1909 Townsend avenue, to enter Normal.
 Raymond J. Doty, S9 East Pearl street, to enter Sheffield Scientific school.
 Harold L. Hoadley, 119 Exchange street, to enter Shelf
 John w. dagger, 694 woodward ave- nue, to be a draughtsman.
 P. J. Parsons, 37 Clinton avenue. Dean c. Texido, 265 Lombard street. The services at Grace church to-mor- row--the fourth Sunday after Trinity will be morning prayer and sermon at 10:30, Sunday school at 12:15 and even- ing prayer and sermon at 7:30 Rev. A. T. Parsons, rector of Trinity church,