The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-30
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE ON
 WORLDS FAIR.

Given by Fillmore Wade Before East
 Rock Lodge, 4. O. U. w.-Enst Pearl
 street Ladies' Aid Reception Monday
 Afternoon-Christmus Cantata at
 East Pearl st. NJ. E. Church.
 Under the auspices of East Rock lodge. A. o. U. w, an illustrated lec- ture on the worlds fair was given last evening by Elmore S. Wade. There were present many members with their wives and friends. MT. Wade went to St Louis as delegate to the great fraternal congress, and while there made study of the exposition and his lecture last evening showed that he had gathered great store of facts and information. For an hour and a half MT. Wade entertained his audience with his interesting description of the great exposition, Illustrating the same with many splendid views.
 The ladies aid society of the East Pearl street M. E. church will hold a New Years reception in the parlors of the church on Monday from to g o'clock. to which all members of the church and congregation are invited. The reception committee consists of Rev. and Mrs. E. c. Tullar, Mrs. Charles O. Francis. president of the ladies aid society; Mrs. John s. Sanford, 2d, Mrs Stewart Morgan, Mrs. Serene Hopkins, Mrs, Elmer Howard The committee on refreshments will serve a luncheon to all visitors during the day; Mrs. E. R. Slater is chairman of this commit tee. It is expected that large number of people will call during the after noon and evening.
 l A watch night service will be held at the East Pearl street M. E. church Sat- urday evening beginning at 10 o'clock. There will be a praise service and re- marks by the pastor, Rev. E. c. Tullar. As previously announced very pleasing Christmas cantata was given at the East Pearl street NJ. E. church Monday evening entitled "T,he Star of Bethlehem by the Sunday school choir under the direction of William F. Brown. There were solos by Miss Belle Slater. Miss Jessie Ricketts, Miss Ethel Parker, Miss Sadie Cooper, and Miss Mabel Hurd; duets by Miss Flor I ence Barnes and Loring Burwell, Miss Elsie Brush and Mdllard Stone. and \ Miss Daisy Lennon and Miss Elsie l Dill and a ladies quartette consisting l of Miss Cooke, Miss Hurd, Miss Slater ! and Mrs. Moody. There was a large attendance, and the affair was most l successful.
 Rev. H. J. Lane, pastor of the Quin- siganund Baptist church of Worcester, l is visiting relatives and friends in Fair Haven. He has preached in this church for fifteen months, but was ordained ] pastor only a few weeks ago. He is l having quite a successful pastoral work and last Sunday baptized four candi- dates. He resided here until he went to I Worcester, and was a member of the Grand avenue Baptist church. Last season he made trip to San Bernardo no, Cal, visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs John M. Lane, who went out from Fair Haven several years ago. I The installation of officers-elect of ! Polar Star lodge, No. TT, I. o 70. Fl. will occur on the evening of January \ Il. The officers are: o. H. Scranton, I N. G.; A. B. Ellis. ". G.; Henry Kay, recording secretary; E. A. Johnson, permanent secretary; A. H. Ellis, treasurer.
 I A straw ride to North Branfod was enjoyed by dozen couples Wednesday, evening. The party participated in a dance an dhad q good supper. . At tho whist given by the ladies' aux ! iliars of the Quinnipiac Hose company, the first ladies prize went to Mrs. D.. l.. I Potter, the second prize to Mrs. Nellie Meickle, and consolation prize to Mrs. 'l M. Shubert; the first gentleman's prize was won by Walter Hanson, second 4 prize by William Court and consolation prize to AKled Gruener.
 Miss Sadie Baldwin of Mt Holyoke college is at her home on Quinnipiac avenue
 Mrs. Henry Manwaring of Grand avenue Tn a fall on Monday severely l strained the fragments of the hip. j Miss Ruth Wilson entertained her class connected with the Grand avenue Baptist Sunday school at her home, 50 Houston street, yesterday afternoon. The time was pleasantly passed with games and music, and after supper was served the class ill a body attended the Christmas entertainment at the church. The following are members of the class: The Misses Helen Stone, Edna Hatfield, Ethel Manwaring Margaret Smith, Margaret Siebert, and Ellen Sey- mour
 ANNUAL MEETING.