The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-09-30
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
DELEGATES TO NEW HAVEN
 EAST CONSOLATION.

Chosen by Grand Avenue Congresa-
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 ding-AnnuaI Meeting of Y. P. $. c. P.
 Meeting of Ladies' Foreign MissiOn-
 ary society-Baldwin-DooIittle Wed-
 ding-Death of Mrs. Mary 4. Futile.
 The delegates from the Grand avenue Congregational church to the annual: meeting of the New Haven East conso7 citation are Dr. and Mrs. T. N. Sheath, A. J. Mcintyre, Deacon Rollin c. Smith, Mrs. Anetta Harrison and Deacon Abram McKinnel.
 Invitations have been issued to the. wedding of Melvin Forest Doty to Miss Elsie M. Watrous. in the Grand ave nue Congregational church, on Wed- nesday, October 1s
 Invitations have also been issued to the wedding of Charles c. Baldwin to Miss Helen c. Doolittle to take place at 45 Edgewood avenue, Tuesday. octo- Der II.
 At the annual meeting of the Y. F. s. c. B, of the Grand avenue Con- gregational church the following offi-. cers were elected. President, Dwight s. Tyrrill; vice president, John s. Han over; secretary, Archie Perry; corre- spending secretary, Inez Dennison; treasurer, Miss Edith E. Flint.
 The annual meeting of the Ladies Foreign Missionary society of the Grand avenue Congregational church was held this week and officers were elected as follows: President, Mrs. James Johnston; vice president, Mrs. Sarah E. Porter; secretary. Mrs. James A. Nelson; treasurer, Miss Alanas M. Thomas.
 The Rev. pr. Isaiah w. Sheath will address the New Haven association of Congregational ministers next Monday upon. the subject, organized Fellow ship in Congregationalism."
 At the annual meeting of the Ladies' Alta society of the Grand avenue Con gregational church, the following off, cers were chosen: President, Mrs, I. w. Sheath; vice president Mrs. Ella ". Cannon, and Mrs. Charles ". Kelsey; secretary. Mrs. Adele |. Baldwin; treasurer; Mrs. Charles F. McNeil.
 Mrs. Mary A. Futile died at the Westport sanitarium yesterday at the age of sixty-eight years She was a daughter of the late Mir. and Mrs. Hen " H. Granniss and for most of her life resided in Fair Haven. For several years past her home had been In Anso- mia, where her son, E. l. Futile, re- sides. She leaves a brother, Alvah H. Granniss, the Fair Haven newsletter. and sister, Mrs. E. B. Defreist, who resides on Long Island. The remains will be brought here to-day and the funeral services will be held from the memorial chapel in the Fair Haven cemetery Saturday at 10 a. m.
 Mrs. Hattie Johnson of Grand ave- nue has raised several bushels of fine crabapples from a single tree. A branch broken from the tree heavy with fruit, is on exhibition in the store of H. w. Crawford.
 The ladies' aid society of the Grand avenue Baptist church held its first supper ths season Wednesday evening
 MT and Mrs. w. F. Hubbard attend. ed the Guilford fair yesterday.
 The schooner General Corbet arrived yesterday with a load of fire-prooffng for the Warner Miller company A car go of 250 tons of coal for the same company is due to-day MT. and Mrs. w. F Mansfield of Quin- nipiac avenue are receiving congratu- lations upon the arrval of a little girl at their home.
 Mrs. H. H. Munson of 27 Shelter street, who fell and fractured her hip a few days ago, is doing as well as could be expected, although more rap id progress towards convalescence is hiindered owing to her age. pr. Rus sell is the attending physician.
 The first meeting this season of the Cadmus club was held Tuesday after noon with Mrs. John Hubbell of Clin- ton avenue. The new books to be read this season were distributed. The books were selected by the book com mittee. Mrs. Fred S. Weld, chairman; Mrs. John c. Bradley read a paper on The Wives of Richard IT," The next meeting Of the club will be held at the summer home of Mrs, John c. Bradley at Morris Cove, ..