The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-09-16
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
CHURCH REDEDIoATIoN SER
VICES CONTINUED YESTERDAY.
\ Large Attendance-SpIendid Enter
tninment-AdeIphi Lodge, A. F. and
A. NJ. TO Attend East Pearl street
church-CoIumbia Castle Presented

With silver Cup-PersOnaI Items.
Continuing the services of rededica-
ton Of the Grand avenue Congregation
al church, fellowship gathering was
held last evening and was largely at
tended. The souvenir programme for
the occasion contained these lines:
And they continued in fellowship
We remember the absent ones"
And this sentiment seemed to mark the
occasion. The Rev. DR.. Sheath presided
and gave very cordial greetings to all,
and then offered prayer Then came
musical selections and an original poem
i by Mrs. e. J. Holton. "reminiscences
We're given by Mrs. Arietta Harrison
and Mrs. Wallace Hurlburt. There We're
! also remarks by the Rev. J. Lee Mitch
iell Of Attleboro, Mass, a former pas
tor and Deacans Rollin Smith and
Henry Tpttle. Refreshments were serv-
ed and the assembly was dismissed by
the singing Of the hymn .'Biest be the
Tie That Binds, Each persons attend
ing deposited at the door a card with
his or her name, so that a record may
be kept of all who attended. There will
be no meetings tonight and the special
services will close on Sunday with ex-
ercises for the Sunday school.
The heavy gale Wednesday night
came near playing havoc with the
naphtha boat fleet. Three of the boats
dragged anchor and drifted down the
river, but sustained no injury save F..
e. Merrell's boat, Madeline, which was
somewhat damaged.
| G. w. Eyarts, worshipful master OF
Adelphi lodge. "a. +. and A. NJ, and the
lsecretary, w. S. Rowe, nave sent the
following notification to the members:
l"Our Rev. Brother e. G. fuller has IN
vited Adelphi lodge No So, to attend
divine service at the East Pearl street
M, e. church on Sunday evening, Sep
/ TENDER is, 1904 at 7:30 o'clock. Members
and their friends will 1nsAt at the lodge
room at o'clock. Il viii pay every
brother to attend"
/ Harvey f. and William r. Heming-
way have purchased ths onc-half inter-
est in the Rowe & Hemingway property
held by Robert Palmer. The property
lis located on the south side of East
Grand avenue adjoining the vacant lot,
the site of four stores burned several
years ago, and this feel store and lrug
store adjoining on tie east.
The presentation of the handsome sill
liver cup, the gift of officers of the grand
castle, proved a pleasant incident Of the
Injecting Of Columbia castle this week.
| It was awarded to the degree team for
Its excellence in lodge work during the
lpast term. The presentation was fol-
lowed by a fine supper complimentary
to the team. The degree team consists
lof Noble Chief p. T. Buckley, Past
lchief ]. z. Thonpsol j, High Prizes. w.
is. Schmidt, Venerable Hermet Charles
Bruse, Sir Herald Robert Golf, Worthy
Bard Albert Rompf: duartette, Charles
Cook, Joseph Burley, Miles ]. Barnes,
and Henry Gesler; Lucifer. John Dix
ION; vice chief, F. R, Durham; ensign,
d. E. Tullock. The presentation speech
was by Chief Buckley and responded to
by Grand Vice Chief Phelps of Water
bury
Letter Carriers James r. Hart and
James j.. Halligan leave on a ffteen-
ldays vacation to-day Carriers William
M. Hyde. jr.. and Ralph Downer return
to-day after their vacation. John Nc
Loughlln Of station "A leaves to-day for
st. Louis to attend the fair.
Miss Jessie, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank e. Fowler Of 121 Grand avenue