The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-09-02

No. 60, N. E. o. F. Makes Statement-
 Getting Ready for EIection-Rev. B.
 w. Stone and Family Returns--Mnny
 Personal Items of Interest.
 George H.. Copeland, financial sec retary of Beacon lodge. No. 69, N. E. O. F., makes a statement in regard to paying assessments of interest to many Fair Haven members. On and after September 1 he will be at Davis Chapel street, on the first and last Sat- urdays of each month, from till 9:SO p. m. for the purpose of receiving members assessments, instead of the last Saturday and Monday evenings, as heretofore.
 The democratic registrars in the Fair Haven wards have received their books of General Registrar Frank Fo- ley, and will begin preparation of voting lists at once.
 The Rev. E. W, Stone, pastor of the Grand avenue Baptist church, and family, returned yesterday from their vacation, all considerably refreshed from the change. MT. Stone suffered somewhat from stomach trouble which he had when he went away, but is much better. He will preach as usual in his church next Sunday and will conduct the weekly prayer meet ing this evening. Mrs. Stone and two daughters have been away in Virginia since July and MT. Stone joined them August 1. The first Sunday of his ab- sence he preached in the Alexander avenue Baptist church, New York city, and every Sunday while in Virginia he was importuned to preach, but declin- ed owing to his health He visited his mother, Mrs. M. A. Stone, his brothers, pr. E. R. Stone, leading physician, and Ernest L. Stone, superintendent of the money order department of the postofTice, all residing at Roanoke; also their brother-in-laW, J. F. Martin, of Buchanan and Mrs. Johnston at Chris- tiansburg. On their return the Stones stopped for week in Carmel, N. r., where MT. Stone was formerly a pas tor.
 Rev. $. H. Cain, who has resigned the pastorate of the Montowese Bap- tist church, and family left Tuesday for F'itchburg, Mass where he as sunles the pastorate of large Bap- 4ist church.
 George M. Baldwin an dfamily will return from their cottage at Cosey Beach next Wednesday.
 The Rev. R. E. Brown will deliver Li.. ,k,o,,r Ie,7fy of DiIoriTY1 church this evening preceding the com munion of next Sunday morning.
 Letter Carrier William M, Hyde left on his vacation yesterday going to Sorners this state.
 II. J. Flannery will act as substitute during the absence of Letter Carrier Hyde.
 Letter Carrier John F. Kennedy has returned from his vacation having been to New Britain.
 Mrs. Marcus B. Hemingway and family have returned from Morris Cove.
 Mrs. l.. F. Mallory of the Heights is entertaining A. M Gray and family of Hartford.
 The funeral of Mrs. Hannah, wife of Julius Beaumont of Blatchley avenue, was held at the Fair Haven cemetery chapel yesterday afternoon, the Rev. Dr. Sheath officiating.
 Quinnipiac conclave, 313, I. O. H., meets in A. O. U. w. hall, 25 Grand avenue, Monday, September 5. not last Monday as previously stated
 A stone jar covered with hundreds of small oysters Of this seasons set is on exhibition at s. L. Salibury's drug store. l--.
 Myrtle chapter, o. B. S., will hold it's first meeting since vacation next Thursday evening and several candi- dates will be initiated.