The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-03
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR 1T GRACE
 CHURCH. .-

Rev. MT. TuIIar on ''The Harvest is
 Past. Ut East Pearl Street Church.
 Services at the Grand Avenue Church
 East RoekLodge, A. 0. U. W. NOmi-
 nate omcers-FuneraI of George w.
 Terrin.
 The Rector's Aid society of Grace Episcopal church will hold a Christmas bazaar in the parish house next Thurs day afternoon and evening. The fol- lowing booths will be erected: Fancy, domestic, cake. candy, flower, mystery and the unique Ladies Home Journal. They will be both pleasing to the eye and afford splendid opportunity for making purchases for Christmas gifts and for gratifying the needs of the in ner man. Ice cream will also be on sale. Tn the evening short and pleas ing entertainment has been arranged, consisting of vocal selections by Miss Neya Squires and P. Homer Dewsbury, as well as Instrumental music. There will also be one or two other attrac- tions. An entrance charge of ten cents will be made in the evening. The whole thing promises to be very pleasant affair, and the ladies and members of the Girls Friendly society of Grace church will be glad to welcome many to their bazaar next Thursday after noon and evening.
 The services at Grace church for the second Sunday in Advent will be the litany and sermon at 1OsSO, followed by the communion; Sunday school at 12:15 and evening prayer and sermon at 7:S0. Rev. George A.. Alcott will preach morning and evening.
 At the East Pearl Street M. E. church tomorrow holy communion will be ad- ministered in connection with the morn ing service, and in the evening at 7aSO the pastor, Rev. E. c. TuIlar, will preach on the theme The Harvest is Rast Sunday school, Junior and Ep- worth league services as usual. Next Thursday. evening the second in the series of stereopticon lectures in the personally conducted tour' will be given by Rev. E. c. Tullar, which will include Corinth, Athens and Ephesus. The party will follow closely in the footsteps of St. Paul through classic Greece and Asia Minor. The music for tomorrow, as arranged by William E.. Brown, is as follows:
 Morning.
 Prelude Communion in F....... Willis Offertory- Though Your Sins be as
 scarlet ........................ Root Postlude-- Meditation ............ Thayer
 Evening.
 Prelude-Andante (fro1n Sonata in
 c sharp minor) )..............G Gleason Anthem-I Will Greatly Rejoice. Owst OffertoryO Q Dry Those Tears (tenor
 solo) ................. REQ Anthem-Sweet is Thy Mercy. .Barnby Postlude in D..................... Wely
 At the Grand Avenue Congregational church tomorrow there will be morn ing worship at 1O:3O and a sermon by Rev. pr. Sheath; theme, What is the Christian Life?p being an address to those who are thinking of beginning such a life At 12 m, Bible school; 6:15 p. m, Y F. s. c. D.; evening worship at 7:3O and sermon by the pastor on the theme Are You an Andrew" Tues day evening prayer and conference meeting; subject. God Our Refuge { The annual meeting of the church will be held next Friday evening for reports and election of. officers.
 The pastor. Rev. E. W. Stone, will speak at both services at the Grand Avenue Baptist church tomorrow. In the morning at 10:30 the subject will be Knowing God" and in the evening at 7:3O the subject is Excuses Many, Rea- sons One.a The Ladies' Aid society and the Farther Lights society of this church will have Christmas sale on Wednesday afternoon and evening, De- cember T.
 East Rock lodge, A. 0. U. W, at the meeting. Thursday evening nominated 
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