The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-15
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
DOINGS AMONG THE VARIOUS
 CHURCHES TOMORROW.

The annual meeting of the Rector,s Aid society of Grace Episcopal church was held October 12, and the following officers were elected: President, Rev. |G. A. Alcott; vice president. Mrs. r. J. Chatterton; secretary, Mrs. H. H. Net tleton; treasurer, Mrs. E. M. Seeley; directresses, Mrs. Fernly. Mrs. North, Mrs. Hull, Mrs. Bolduc, Mrs. Clark. It was voted to have a Christmas sale on December 2 and 8 in the parish house.
 The wardens and vestrymen of Grace church are arranging for the reception to be given to the Rev. MT. and Mrs. Alcott in the parish house on Thursday evening. October 20, from s to 10 o'clock.
 Services at Grace church on Sunday will be as follows: Holy communion, T:SO a. m.; morning prayer and sermon at 10:sO; evening service with sermon at 7:SO. The Rev. MT. Alcott will preach at the regular morning and ev- ening service. An opportunity for bap- tism will be given in the church at 4:15 p. m. Lloyd Holsapple, a student from the Yale Berkeley association, will read service and sermon at Christ church, East Haven, Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
 At the Grand avenue Congregations al church tomorrow morning the Rev. Dr. Sheath will have for it's theme "The East of Europe'' His evening subject is The First Man" Wednesday evening, harvest supper served by the ladies' aid society.
 The services at the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow win include preaching by the pastor, the Rev. E. W. Stone, both morning and evening. At lO:SO a. m. the subject will be See E ing God" and in the evening at 7:3O "The Worlds Hope" A delegation from the Grand avenue Baptist church will attend the Baptist state convention to be held in Norwich commencing next Monday.
 Patrick Consadine died at his resi- i6ence, 62 Poplar street yesterday of pneumonia. He leaves widow, three sons, James, Patrick and William, and five daughters, Mrs. F. J. Cronan, Mrs. James Grady, Miss Josephine, who is a sister Of mercy. and Margaret and Loretta.
 Harry Wednore left yesterday for a hunting trip in Maine.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Gavitt leave for Indiana next Thursday.
 Live Oak council, R. A, held an en- Ijoyable whist Thursday evening,
 John Burton of Amer street has re- turned from Cuba,
 A daughter was born on Thursday to 8Ir. and Mrs George Quicker of Att water street.
 The Rev Dr. Sheath delivered an interesting address before the state lconvention of the Kings Daughters at the Dwight Place church yesterday morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Collins Pierpont of Westfield, Mass, formerly of Fair Ha- ven have been visiting friends here I this week.
 The Y. P. s. c. of the Grand avenue Baptist church is to hold a rumnage sale in the vacant store at the corner of Grand avenue and East street on 0c- Itober 20. 21 and P. The sale will be iheld from to 6 and ' to 10 p. m. Mrs, George Hatfield is chairman of the jcommittee that is arranging for the af- fair.
 e. s. Butler of this city, formerly of Fair Haven, is visiting his son Arthur in Illinois and attending the exposi- I tion at St Louis.
 MT and Mrs, Edwin H. Fenton of BlatchIey avenue, who left a. few days ago for california for a stay of a year were much delayed in their journey by l a washout on railroad in the Rocky \ mountain district. It was necessary fol lthe travellers to make a detour of HOO ] miles by another route.
 The Rev. F. M. Kennedy has return ed from the exposition at St. Louis. l Charles Brown of West Haven, as-
 sistant engineer at the power house oi the Consolidated Railway company on Grand avenue was painfully burned about the arms by a live wire Thurs day.
 The services at the East Pearl street M. E. church tomorrow will be as usual at 1O:30 a. m. and 7:30 D. m. with preaching by the pastor, Rev. E, c. Tullar. The music ais arranged by I William B. Brown is as follows: I Morning. | Prelude ...... .Kullah Anthem-"Ye Shall Dwell in the Land'' ...... .. ....5.. .ss.... ..s..s..... SIa1ner Offertory- There is g. Land of Pure | Delight .............-... .... Shelley Postlude "Adagio'' :. .......... Haydn 1 Afternoon.
 Prelude-"T "Tntermezzo" ........ Hollins Anthem" Rejoice ye With Jerusa-
 lem" ........ .................... Page Offertory--"How Sweet the Name of l Jesus Sounds ..................B Brown Anthem-"If Go Not Away" ...... l .............. ......-.. ..... .Cald1c0tt I Postlude in D..,................. Merkel 1 Sunday school at noon. Epwortll league at 6:15 p. m. Subject, "The Power of Personal Influence'' to be led by Mrs. A. D. Stone | TINTnTp ArrTfS TTATTANrct rrr, nATTv v