The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-24
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
THANKSGIVING TO BE GENER-
 ALLY OBSERVED.

Schools Closed at Noon Yesterday- Special Exercises Held--Post station
 to Close st Noon-Fire Department
 Celebrates the Paying on of It's Debts Personal and Social Items.
 The schools closed yesterday noon for
 the Thanksgiving vacation and will re-
 sume next Monday morning. Interest
 ing exercises appropriate to the
 Thanksgiving season were held yester-
 day morning in Room 19, Strong school,
 and were attended by about 500 pupils
 of the fourth, fifth. sixth and eighth
 grades. There were recitations,
 Thanksgiving songs, etc, the whole
 making up very interesting exercises,
 taking about forty-five minutes. The
 programme is given below:
 ThanksgivingAJames Cobey.
 Thanksgiving Song g--F'ive girls, Room g. The Corn Song Ruth Fowler. Who Gives Us Our Thanksgiving Din ner-Flora Hugo.
 Song-"The Bounteous Haryest.p-pu- pills of Grade 8.
 Prayer and Potatoes" Addie Jacob son.
 "A Country Thanksgiving oive Knight.
 song-"Then We'll sing"-GJse club, | Grade s.
 I.s .T8.., ]
 "Soliloquy of a Turkeyn- Louise Bfeto. Song-"O Praise the Bounteous Lord, J,
 Grade s.
 Thanksgiving Politicso-Gladys Bot tune.
 Kentucky Horne,'' "Massa's in the
 Cold, Cold Ground, ,"- Mandolin club, Grade 8.
 On Thanksgiving day morning at
 10;45 in the East Pearl Street NJ. F
 church union Thanksgiving seruce will be held which will embrace all the
 churches of this section of the ely. The
 vested choir of the East Peal Street
 M. p. church will sing, and Rev. l. 4.
 Sheath, pastor of the Grand Avenue
 Congregational church 6ill preach the sermon. The order e service is as fol- lows:
 Doxology, choi, and congregation; in vocation, Rev E. w Stone; reading presidents proclamation, Rev. MT. AL colt; bymn 1884; Scripture reading. Rev Dr. Phillips; prayer, Rev. R. E. grown; offertory; anthem, "The Earth is the Lord's," Brown; sermon, Rev I.
 A. Sheath; prayer; hymn 10S9 benedic- tion.
 The Station A will close at noon to-
 day, and the carriers will make only the morning deliveries, as usual on hol- idays.
 The celebration of the paying off of the remainder of the remaining, debt by the Annex fire department on it's property was observed Tuesday even ling at the fire engine house, about 200 attending. A fine supper was served to about 200 and then Chief Meachen
 burned the mortgage. and congratulat- ory speeches were made, H. A. Snyder acting as toast master A son was born Tuesday tosAMr. and Mrs. Lewis L. Bradley of 219 Grand avenue Many congratulations have
 been received.
 Policeman Turbett of Shelter street is still critically ill with pneumonia Dr. and Mrs B. s. Adams of Grand avenue entertained the Dragon Whist club Tuesday evening, John Rowland, manager of the Ma sonic home, Wallingford, was in town yesterday.
 The Chautauqua circle met Monday evening with the President, Rev. MT. Tullar. There were readings on Bel gium and the French Revolution which is being studied by the members.
 Miss Mollie Eagan of Fillmore street entertained the Wise Old Owl club at her home Tuesday evening. Mrs. M. A. L. Way Of Madison and Edward L. Perry of this city, were married Tuesday evening at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. w. A. Gra- ham, of Grand avenue. Rev. Dr. Sheath Sheath of1iciated. The couple will re- side at 590 W4nthrop avenue |