The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-05
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
STUDENTS TO EXPLORE RAIL
 ROAD TUNNEL TO-DAY.

The Late Charles H. BIakesIee-News
 From the Churches-Adyents to Hold
 Thanksgiving servIce-Other Notes.
 Yale and Wesleyan will hold a joint geological excursion to-day. the mem- Der of the classes in geology meeting here for an all-day trip. They will leave Peabody museum at $40 a. m. and will go to Pine rock. The party will lunch at the University club. the Wesleyan geologists as the guests of the Yale scientists, and then will start out for the Fair Haven tunnel which will be explored during the afternoon.
 At the Grand avenue Congregational church tomorrow at 10:30 a. m. there will be preaching by the pastor, Dr. Sheath. upon the theme: The Face of Jesus" to be followed by the commun- ion of the Lords supper. Sabbath school at F m.; Y. P. s. c. E. consecra- tion service at SIS p. m. Evening wor- ship at 7:SO and discourse by the pas tor upon "The Spiritual Election, or for Whom Will You Vote?" Tuesday even ing prayer and conference meeting. Topic. Our Ideals of Witness Bear ing"
 The services at Grace church on Sum day will be as follows:
 Holy communion at 10:S0; Sunday school at 12:15; evening prayer at 7:3o, The Rev. MT. Alcott will preach at both serices. The offering in the morning will be for diocesan missions. The monthly meeting of the wardens and vestrymen will be held on Monday evening at o'clock in the parish house.
 At the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow services will be held both morning and evening. The pastor. the Rev. F. ". Stone. will preach at 10:so on the subject The New Creature ,' In the evening the subject of the ser mon will be Jesus the Reformer" !" The monthly communion service will be held at the close of the morning ser vice.
 Fog settled down in an almost i'm penetrable mass early yesterday morn- ing and navigation on the rivers and the harbor was carried on with diffi- culty, It disappeared soon after 8 o'clock quite suddenly. Many political documents and en- velopes containing pastors were receiv- ed for distribution at station A yester- day. There was house to house dis tribution of the socialist labor party ballots the evening previous.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Hill of Quinni-
 
 to the St Louis fair.
 Miss Alice Lucretia daughter of Mr. and Mrsr. James Ranson of Jewell street, and William H. Thompson of North Haven were married in Grace church Saturday evening.
 The remains of the late Charles H. Blakeslee arrived at the undertaking rooms of H. W. Crawford & Co. on Grand avenue from West Hartland last evening and later will be taken to his home on State street. The time of the funeral had not been decided last night. MT. Blakeslee had been a member Of Grand avenue Congregational church for many years. He went to West Hartland a few days ago for his health and died suddenly from heart disease on Wednesday.
 Mrs. Mary Perkins will soon build a two-family frame house at the corner of Clinton avenue and Dover street to cost about $3,50O
 After two weeks illness Letter Carrier Frank Carroll has resumed work.
 A special Thanksgiving service will be held by the Second Advent Mission schurch Sunday at D. m. The speak CTS will be the Rev. W. G. Brown, Mrs. c. Allen, Mrs. J. Bruce and J. Bruce. Miss Anna Peterson will play several violin selections and William Peterson will sing bass solo.
 Mrs. W. A. Waterbury of Grand ave- nue, who was injured by fall six weeks ago, is now able to be out of doors.
 Chidsey Bros. are to rebuild the barn of the Hemingway Bros. on East Grand avenue, burned this week and the dam aged barn will be repaired.