The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-23
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
THANKSGIVING EXERCISES IN SToNG SCHOOL.

Donation Time Changed to Christmas
 Season at Strong School This Year
 Union Service at East Pearl Street
 Church TO-morrOw-strOng Alumni
 Entertainment - MeHugh-KeIIeher
 Wedding.
 Exercises appropriate to the Thanks giving season will be conducted in room ls, Strong school, this morning at g o'clock; the fourth, fifth and sixth grades will also participate, total of about 800 pupils attending. There will be the singing of Thanksgiving selec- tions, reeitations bearing on the anni- versary, and other exercises of an in- teresting nature. the programme last ing about forty-five minutes.
 All of the schools will close this noon for the Thanksgiving vacation, reas- sembling next Monday morning.
 The Thanksgiving donations which are made in nearly all the schools are omitted at the Strong grammar school, and instead this school makes it's dona- tions at Christmas. This custom will be repeated at the coming Christmas season, and it is expected there will be assembled large amount of clothing, groceries and cash to be distributed among deserving families.
 The oyster dealers are very busy shipping biyalyes for the Thanksgiving trade, There is a good supply and the quality is first-class It is believed the shipments will be larger than last year. The weather has been generally favor able for shipping.
 I Union Thanksgiving services will be held in the East Pearl Street M. F.. church tomorrow at 1O;45 and the ser mon will be delivered by Rev. Dr. Sheath; the Fair Haven pastors will also be present. The music will be fur nished by the vested choir of the church. The services will include invo- cation by Rev. E. W. Stone, reading the presidents proclamation by Rev. MT. Alcott, scripture reading by Rev. Dr. Phillips, and prayer by Rev. R. E. Brown.
 The arrangements are nearly perfect ed for the entertainment to be given under the auspices of the alumni asso- citation of Strong school in Grannis hall next Tuesday evening at o'clock. It is called rubber social. Admission will be by presenting a membership card accompanied by pair of rubbers, a rubber boot or a yard of rubber hose. Any graduate of the school may obtain a membership card from any member of the committee. The collection of rubber goods will be disposed of for the benefit of the association treasury. A Yale quartette will sing.
 Since the opening of the trolley line to Wallingford many from this section have taken the trip, which promises to be very pleasant outing in the sum mer. I The H. l.. Hemingway company has applied for permission to erect 8 fat Irendering plant on the site of the old t Hemingway plant formerly located in MontoWese. The company has just been organized. It is understood some opposition has been made to the pro- posed new enterprise. There will be a hearing in a few days on the applica- tion.
 l Miss Anna J.. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Cornelius Kelleher, of 31 Chapel street. and Hugh McHugh, of this city were married at St. Francis church by q Rev. F. M Kennedy yesterday morn l ing. Miss Minnie Kelleher sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and Thomas Mo Hugh, brother of the groom, was best l man. A wedding breakfast was served l at the home of Mir and Mrs. Kelleher. MT. and Mrs. McHugh left at noon on a bridal tour which will include Lake, I wood, Baltimore and Washington. The couple will reside at No 2S1 Franklin l street
 l The degree team worked the first de- gree on one candidate and several ap- 5I plications for membership were read at the regular meeting of Quinnipiac con clave, I. o. H., Monday evening. After I the sconelave meeting a supper was par taken of.
 Misses Elizabeth and Loretta McCaf- I frey of Pittsfield, are visiting Mr and Mrs. John J. Brennan, of Lexington avenue.
 l Vincent Bree, son of ex-Senator J. P Bree is at the St. Louis exposition \ MT. and Mrs. Sherman Chipman ] leave to-day to visit their son, Frank l s. Chipman, of Worcester.
 l Conductor Peter Mcintyre is located at Grand and Quinnipiac avenues tc regulate the running of Montowese and l Wallingford cars and Conductors John Laden and John Roche and Motormen l Michael Creehan and James Griffin are 1 in charge of the Wallingford cars. I RECEPTION TO CAPTAIN HOGAN