The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-07-30
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
DoINGS AT THE VARIOUS
 CHURCHES TOMORROW.

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 At the East Pearl street to-mor- row the pastor, Rev. E. c. Tullar, will preach in the morning, and in the even- ing Rev. A. 0. Abbott will preach, MT. Tullar will preach the sermon of the evening at the Plainville camp meeting. Sunday school and Epworth league ser vices as usual.
 The Quinnipiac Hose and Hook and Ladder company will have fire drill next Tuesday evening. At a given sig nal the men will run with the apparat- us to some point on Quinnipiac avenue, where connection will be made with a hydrant, and the code of signals gone through. The drill should be entertain ing as well as instructive for the boys.
 At the Grand avenue Congregational church tomorrow the pastor, Rev. Dr. Sheath, will preach both morning and evening. Morning subject Tn Crises and Always" Evening subject, Dry Rot in the Church Building and in Character No preaching services nor Sabbath school during August. Y. F.. Is. 70. 10. will meet on Sunday evenings at 6:15, and church prayer meeting on Tuesday evenings.
 Benjamin Buckman, son of E. Buck man of Grand avenue, has taken a posi- tion in the orchestra on the steamer Starin running between this port and Glen Island. He is quite an accomplish ed cornetist for his age and gives prom ise of becoming quite proficient in his, line.
 Carrier A. c. Fisher of station A starts on his fifteen days vacation on Monday and during his absence the lroute will be covered by Substitute Tim Iothy J. Flannery Carriers William J. Flynn and Patrick McCartin will report orduty on Monday.
 Mrs. Emma Kellogg of. Seattle, Wash, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Louis Rymans of 179 Lombard street, will spend the rest of the summer at New Rochelle with her sister, who re- sides there.
 At Grace F. E. church tomorrow there will be morning prayer and ser mon at 10:30 and Sunday school at 12x15. A most agreeable surprise party was tendeled Miss Caroline Klein at her home, 151 Lombard street on Wednes- day evening. Games of all kinds were played and vocal and instrumental rlu- sic rendered. About 10 o'clock an elab- lorate supper was served and about mid- might the guests departed after voting the affair a most enjoyable one. ss
 At the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow the pastor, Rev. E. w . Stone will speak in the morning on ''The Full ness of Time" and in the evening on 'sAmuselnents.'' MT. Stone will leave for his vacation on Monday, which he will spend in New York state. The church will hold services during the month of August notwithstanding the pastors absence.
 family of 219 Poplar street have taken a cottage for the month of August at Pond Point, Milford
 Mrs. Sarah Cook of Lenox street, with her son, Charles, and his cousin, Charles Cook, will leave here in few days for Seattle, Wash, where they will reside permanently. Mrs. Cook is disposing of most of her household effects at auction. Miss Jessie Fowler of Grand avenue, who has been visiting Miss Marguerite Hawley of Unionville, Conn.,, has re- l turned. Miss Hawley returned with her to spend few days a1ere.
 The public works department is grad 1 ing some of the streets in the eastern part of the Twelfth ward. Grafton street has been completed and the men are now working on Pine street.
 Miss Emma Ellenberger, clerk in
 the government offices at Washington, D. C., is spending her vacation with her
 mother, Mrs. Hannah Ellenberger of 890 Quinnipiac avenue. Miss Jessie Fowler of Grand avenue and Miss Marguerite Hawley of Union vile, who have been visiting Miss Fow- Ter, have just returned from a short visit to Guilford. &t
 Harry Fitzgerald of Hebron, who has l been visiting at the home of Dr. E. K.
 Roberts, will return this morning to 1 Hebron. Dr. Roberts and his son Ed
 ward, will go to their summer home at I Westbrook in the doctors new auto-
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