The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-06
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
EPWoRTH LEAGUE TO HOLD RIBBON SOCIAL.

VIII Include Musical and Literary En-
 tertainment-Gettine Ready for Fire
 mems Big CeIebratIon-Over TOO In
 vitatiOns Sent to Out of Town Fire
 Companies--East Pearl Street Church
 Clears sIO5 by Sacred coneert-Hep-
 tasophs to Meet.
 Chapter AFT of the Epworth league will hold a rubber social and ice cream sale oh the evening of the next regu- lar meeting, Thursday June 16. It is [ requested that the young people and members of the society save all articles of rubber and bring them to the church on the evening of the social. On Wednesday evening, June 22, a musical and literary entertainment will be giv- en in the Sunday school rooms, which promises to be very interesting, and the president announces that ice cream sales will be held at least twice month | ly throughout the hot weather. On June 15, group meeting win be held in the Milford M D. church, Milford, Conn.,, and it is hoped that many of the mem- bers of the local chapter will arrange to attend.
 About TOO invitations have been sent to fire companies in surrounding towns by the Quinnipiac Hose; Hook and Ladder companies for the big celebra- tion which will take place on Wednes- day, July 20, and the indications now are that this event will be the greatest holiday Fair Haven has seen in twen- | ty-five years. The committee has met with much encouragement from the citizens of the borough, who are giv- ing financial assistance, and there is no doubt but that the tiremen will make a grand success of the affair. The music committee of the East Pearl Street church announce that the proceeds of the sacred concert recent ly given by the vested choir amounted to $105 clear of expenses.
 The regular meeting of Quinnipiac conclave, Improved Order of Hepta- sophs, will be held this evening in A. o. U. w. hall, 25 Grand avenue, at 8 o'clock At this meeting the new as- sessment books will be distributed, and | it is expected that a large percentage | of the members will be present. The new books contain assessment notices for one year, beginning with June, 1904. and their workings are fully explained on the fly leaf. At the close of the meeting the entertainment committee will serve suitable refreshments for the inner man.
 The East Peart Street Chautauqua circle will meet with it's president, Mrs. J. H. DeBaun at her home, 37 Pierpont |street, this evening.
 Richard Sliney of S4 Fillmore street, Ian employe of the Smedleys, fell down stairs Saturday night and was taken in the police ambulance to Grace hospital There it was found that his injuries were only a confusion of the knee
 Fort Hale lodge, N. E. O. F., is still holding it's work uD to it's usual stan |dard. On Friday night eight applica- tions for membership were received and eight candidates were initiated. After the meeting guessing contest was held for which prizes were distributed.
 Rev. M. o. Lepley, pastor of St. An |drew's M. E. church, addressed the in-
 
 mates of the Home for the Friendless lat the Methodist Sunday school meet ing yesterday aftrnoon. A goodly num- Der of friends attended the meeting.
 Letter Carrier Maurice Cain is in- dustrially seeking a valuable bird dog, which strayed or was taken from his home on Lombard street recently.
 William Bradnack has purchased a residence on Second avenue. West Ha- ven, and has moved from Chapel street to his new home.
 Miss Edith Hewitt has removed from 259 Lloyd street to West Haven.
 Mrs. W. E. Kellogg of Seattle, Wash, lis visiting her sister, Mrs. Louis Ky mans of 175 Lombard street.
 Mrs. George Ulrich of New York is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Wallace of James street.