The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-09-14
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
INSTALLATION OF REV. I. ".
 SNEATH TO-DAY

All Pians Arranged--FuneraI of Mrs.
 EIiza A. ColIins--Large Attendance
 Tt Meeting of auinnipinc Fire Com
 pany-AdeIphi Lodge to Attend
 Church-NIissing Pigeons.
 To-day is to occur the installation of the pastor. the Rev. Isaiah W. Sheath, D. D.. as pastor of the Grand avenue Congregational church, preceded by the council of churches, which cpnvenes at 3 p. m. After the council, the delegates will be served with supper by the la lies of the churh. The installation ser vices are at 7.SO o'clock and the pro- gramme is as follows:
 Organ voluntary.
 Reading of records of the council by the scribe.
 Invccation The Rev. Frank B. Doane. Reading of Scriptures The Rev Wil-
 liam J. Mutch of. the Howard avenue Congregational church.
 Anthem by the choir.
 Sermon The Rev. James w. Bixler, D. D.
 Prayer of installation Rev. Daniel J.,
 Clark of East Haven.
 Anthem by choir.
 Charge to the pastor The Rev. J. Lee
 Mitchell of Attleboro, Mass
 Charge to the people The Rev. George
 F. Prentiss of the Davenport church. Hymn and benediction.
 The services last evening were a prayer and consecration. The topic was Our Church; It's Help to Us Our Loy- X alty to It.
 The order of services was as folloNss. Voluntary; hymns; responsive reading; prayers; instrumental solo, Miss Mabel Sims and George M. Sheath; lesson and remarks by the pastor; mymn, Il Love Thy Kingdom, Lord" benediction by the pastor and friendly greeting.
 The funeral of Mrs. Eliza A., widow of John H. Collins, was held yesterday afternoon from the undertaking rooms of H. W. Crawford & Co.,, the Rev. E.. w. Stone of the Grand avenue Baptist church officiating. The Remains will be taken this morning to White Plains, N. Y, for burial. Mrs Collins husband died many years ago in China, where he was a prominent civil engineer. For three years Mrs. Collins had boarded with MT. and Mrs. c. F. Thayer of North Front street. She leaves three daughters-Mrs. A. M. Purdy of Gun napee, N. H.; Mrs. Ida c. Ross of Da- Iro oY1H nTy-cS# fir.,, nff off Tha deceased was eighty years of age and died at the New Haven hospital There was a large enumber present last evening at the monthly meeting of Quinnipiac Hose, Hook and Ladder company held at the engine house on the east side. After the routine busi- ness, the foreman, John Hotchklss, ad- dressed some remarks to ex-Foreman Jacob Frohlich. He spoke of the. yalu- able services MT Frohlich had rendered to the company in the four years of his term as foreman and as an evidence of the esteem of the members presented to him a beautiful loving cup, nearly two feet in height It Is of silver, gold lined and handsomely engraved. The in scription reads as follows:
 Presented to J. Frohlich by the members of the Quinnipiac Hose, Hook and Ladder Co.,, F. H. F. D., Fair Ha- wen, Conn.,, September 13, 1904" MT. Frohlich was completely surprised but thanked the members heartily for their beautiful gift. The presentation was followed by a smoker.
 Another of the missing birds from Mondays flight from Philadelphia arr rived at D. R. Bradley's yesterday. He , has four birds missing yet. George Cooks birds won by a yard over MT. Bradley's in three. hours twenty-seven minutes, the best time ever made by local birds. The flight next Sunday will be from Perryville, 200 milese. Adelphi lodge, F, and A. M., will att tend services in a body next Sunday evening at the East Pearl street M. E. church. The pastor, the Rev. E. c. Tul- | lar, a S2d degree Mason, will preach a special sermon. William Watrous of Shelter street and Miss Edith Chapman of Chester will be married at the brides home in that town next Wednesday. Upon return- ing from their bridal tour the couple will occupy a newly furnished house on Beacon avenue.
 William R, Hemingway, Miss Mabel Hemingway and Ernest H. Crawforfd leaves to-day for Norfolk, Va, to visit William D. Hemingway and family. | Arthur F. Hemingway of Lexington avenue, assistant treasurer of the New