The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-13
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
MASS MEETING FOR BOYS AT
 GRACE P. E. CHURCH

Under Auspices of the Brotherhood of
 st. ABdEsw-To be Addressed by Rev.
 J O. s. Hun;ingtop, O. IT. c.
 In connection with the New England convention of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. mass meeting for boys will be held in Grace Episcopal church, Fair Haven. Sunday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock; at this service an address will be given, especially applicable to boys and necessities in leading a Christian life by Rev. J. o. s. Huntington of the Order of the Holy Cross. Westminster. Ky. An earnest rector of a western church in speaking of Rev. Huntington stated: ''I consider him probably one of the most consecrated men of the present day. and man who for the last ten years has influenced my mind for good more than any living man. He is par ticularly adapted to helping men and boys in a concrete understandable way, and it is hoped all boys who can, will come to hear him. It is expected a very large choir will take part in this ser vice. and it is purposed to make the mass meeting inspiring. helpful and successful. Parents reading this notice cannot do better than see that the boys (the future hope of the church) do not miss this helpful conference.
 i At the Grand avenue Congregational
 
 as usual. They will be held in the Sun day school room and worshippers need fear no danger. Dr. Sheath will preach in the morning at 10:30 upon the theme The xrays of the Spiritual Life" and at 7:30 on Jesus the Souls Radium." The annual meeting of the Ecclesiasti- cal society will be held next Tuesday evening.
 At the residence of the bride. 312 Grand avenue, on Thursday evening the i marriage of Mrs. Elaca Wier Ferguson i to Charles Chamberlain of Buckingham Conn.,. took place. The ceremony was ! performed by the Rev. W. G. Brown in :, the presence of a few friends. MT. and Mrs. Chamberlain will be at home to their friends after March 15
 Mrs. J. Lee Mitchell of Attleboro wife Of a former pastor of the Grand avenue Congregational church. is visit ing friends here.
 At the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow Rev. E. w. Stone will speak on the following subjects: Morning, sThe Insecurity of the Earthly" even ing. "The Wonderful Provision.a
 pr, L. T. Doolittle and Angelo DeMat- ty have returned from short trip to the south. which included Baltimore and Washington. They were in Balti- more on Monday and Tuesday. and give a vivid description of the fire and the devastation wrought by it.
 A birthday party was given by Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Wipper at their resi- T dence 51 Houston street, Tuesday even- ing in honor of the twelfth birthday of their daughter, Miss Rose. This being the month of Washingtons birthday, the little girls all wore Martha Wash 1 ington costumes. Games were played and there was vocal and instrumental music; also a fine collation. was served, and just as the young people were pre- pairing to leave for their homes Miss WipDer was presented beautiful dia- ' mond ring, the gift of her mates in < her Sunday school class. Those present included Miss Inez Brockway. Miss Louise Tarnes. Teresa Jarnicke, Char lotte Hein, Daisy Parke, Madge Cham plin. and Frances Demond.
 The ladies of P. F. church are plan ming to hold bazaar in the parish house Thursday evening after Easter. April T. and during Lent they will meet on Friday afternoon to prepare for it. Next Friday the meeting will be held with Mrs. Chatterton. 174 Grand ave- nue.
 At the East Pearl street M. F. church tomorrow the pastor, Rev. l.. R. Street. CT, will preach both morning and even ing. Sunday school at noon; Junior 1 league at 3 D. n.. and Epworth league devotional meeting at 6:15, subject, Real Friendship to be led by Eral F. Johnson. At the public worship the vested choir will render special music, i the programme of which is printed else- i where in this paper.
 The regular meeting of Live Oak council, R. A., was held in A. o. II, w. hall Thursday evening, at which routine business was transacted and one ap- i plication considered. Previous to the meeting of the council meeting of the sick benefit branch of the council was held. and the officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: President, J. M. McGuigan; vice president, Charles E. Hendrickson. secretary and treas urer. J. w. Kessel. At the social ses- sion an interesting talk on the lives and customs of the colored race in the south was given by Fillmore S. Wade. who has visited forty-two out of the forty-seven states of the union. The entertainment committee is planning a banquet to be given soon.
 1 The East Pearl street M. E. church has decided to continue to adhere to the three years time limit of the pastorate, which will necessitate a change at the end Of the conference year, April 1. c. O. Francis, F. J. Mansfield and F. M. Crawford have been appointed a com mittee to consult with the presiding eld- CT with the view of securing a pastor for fha onY,1fy,o uaar