The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-12
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
BAPTIST oHURCH's ANNUAL
 BUSINESS MEETING.
Musicale by Miss Dorothy shea-Lodss and Society So,ss-chureh Nsws- Personals.

Miss Dorothy Shea of East Haven en- tertaineG some friends at a delightful musicale Thursday evening. Before music, whist reigned. and an animated game was played. Prizes were captur- ed by Miss Links and Mir. Stanton to the tormer a pnotograpn. to the latter a stein. Consolation was given Miss Wilbur in the shape of drum, and MT. Candee a pack os cards. Music of a high order was then contributed. Miss Wilbur, Miss Stanton and the hostess playing beautifully, and some fine solos were sung by Miss Corcoran, Miss Links and the hostess. The decorations were os palms and ferns, green being the only color used. A humorous song was given by Miss Links, who sang a German parody on Anna" Light luncheon was served, and the evening closed with all the company posing for a fiashlight taken by MT. Candee. The guests were Misses Wilbur of Hartford, Nellie, Mary, Anna and Dorothy Shea, Irene Links. Miss Fichtl. Helen and May Stanton, Misses Minor, Gates, Cor coran, Sheehan, and Charles Stanton, Messrs. Kennedy, Sullivan, Ford, Kelly, P. Shea, Burke, Canada, D. Shea, Mur- phy and Phillips, Yale '05.
 At the meeting os Live Oak council, Royal Arcanum, held Thursday evening one candidate was initiated and three applications were received. On March "A the annual roll call will follow the business meeting. A committee has been appointed to attend the bylaws.
 Mrs. Baker and daughter Miss Emma Baker of I'll Pine street are viriting friends in East Berlin for two weeks.
 The annual business meeting of the Grand avenue Baptist church was held Thursday evening. The ladies of the church provided a free supper for the members and at the roll call 136 answer ed to their names. The following off, cers were elected for the ensuring year: Deacon, c. D. Manwaring; clerk, George R. Sturgis; treasurer c. G. Ames; f. nancial secretary, N. A. Beebe; auditor, J. P. Merrow; trustees, c. G. Arnes, N. A. Beebe, c. I. Sturgis, M. M. Gower, F. L. Willis. Music committee, H. V. San try. Mark Hare. Edward Perkins: be- nevolence committee, George I. Sturgis, Henry Barnes. c. D. Manwaring; bap- tismal committee, Mrs. Stone, Mrs Reach. Mrs. G.. w. Hatfield: ushers, George R. Sturgis, William Jacobson, Mark Hare.
 The service at Grace F. E. church. for the fourth Sunday in Lent will be morning prayer and sermon at 1O:30 a. nl.: evening prayer and sermon at 7:30 D. nl., subject, Tie Extension of the Kingdom of God. Next Friday even- ing union service in St. James church at 7:45 o'clock the sermon to be preach- ed by Rev. William F. Downes of this city.
 Joseph Huband of 312 Exchange street is quite i'll with the grip and is threat ened with pneumonia. He is attended by Dr Roberts.
 F. A. Russell has opened the store 100 Grand avenue with a full line of tea, coffee. spices, etc. It will be known as the Globe tea store.
 The schooner Kansas City, Captain Henry Pond is in with a load of Green port oysters for Miles P. Futile.
 At the East Pearl street M. E. church tomorrow the pastor, Rev. L. R. Street. CT will preach both morning and even ing. Morning subject, the fourth in series of Lenten sermons on the Lords prayer. "Thy Will Be Done.''
 Music tomorrow as follows:
 Morning.
 Organ Prelude-Andante in B f1at...,
 ......s..... .s................ Pearce Anthem"I Will Feed My Flock K.
 ............... .................. Simper Offertory-"C Come Unto Me" .,Marston Organ Postlude in A............Go Gounod
 Evening.
 Organ prelude" "Impromptu PastoraleN Mathematician O Lord' Watson offertory- Before the Throne of
 Glory ......,.-..... ......... Nevin Anthenl--"Jesus Lover of My Soup :.
 ........... .................... Williams Organ postlude-" March in B f1at'' ....
 ....................... ..... .Batiste
 The ladies' guild in conjunction with the Christian Endeavor of the Peoples church will serve St. Patricks sup per at Bushnell hall on Wednesday eve ming. March IS, at 6:30. On the same evening Rev. Alexander F. Irvine will deliver the fifth lecture of the course, being given for the benefit of the kin dergarten fund.
 J. F. Merrow of Clinton avenue has recovered from his recent illness.
 Herman Trust has disposed of his bakery on Grand avenue to a Hoboken party.
 At the Grand avenue Congregational church tomorrow the pastor, Dr. Sheath. will preach both morning and evening. At 10:30, the theme will be 'sThe Privilege of Prayer" at 7O:30, "The Two Pillars of Hiram.' Dr. Sheath will make public statement on next Sunday from the pulpit with ref erence to the necessary repairs upon the church edifice, using diagrams to that end.
 The regular meeting of Myrtle chap ter, 0. E. S., was held Thursday even ing and several applications were re- ceived. It was voted to extend an inv-i tation to the grand chapter to visit the home of chapter, May 12, at which time special features will be arranged and banquet rendered the guests.
 At the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow Rev. D. w. Stone will speak on the following subjects, morning, yfv... ...O ffa