The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-10
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
CHILDRENS, DAY SESEIGES TO-
 MORROW.

gregatIonaI and at Pilgrim Church.
 Two New Open Electric Cars Have
 Ar'ivcd-BIasting in Lexington Ave-
 nue-SteeIe-Bushman Wedding Next
 Wednesday Evening.
 At the Grand Avenue Congregational church on Sunday at 10:3O a. m. chil- dren's day services will be held, with exercises by. the primary department and baptism of children. Presentation of Bibles to baptised children seven years of age and an address to the children by Rev. Dr. Sheath. At 6:15 p. m. the Young Peoples society of Christian Endeavor will meet and at 7:3O evening worship and preaching by the pastor. Theme: Pearls and the Pearl of Greatest Price, Tuesday at 7:SO p. m. prayer and conference meet ing. Subject, "The children and the church." .t
 Children's day services will be held on Sunday at the East Pearl Street M. b. church.. < :;
 The ". c. T. J. have decided to change the time for holding the moth CTS meeting from Tuesday to Monday evening, commencing June F.
 Among the recent sales of property in this vicinity is that Of the residence at 137 Saltonstan avenue, sold by Pat rick Murray to David M. Adams and of house and lot on Clinton avenue sold by Jacob P. Merrow to Jessie F. Mabry, ..e
 August Krauss of Orchard street, who died suddenly at the factory of the National Casket Co. Thursday, was a brother-ir1-law of John H. Kessel, clerk at Ezra Healy's pharmacy. . . Frank Chipman has secured a posi- tion with the Long Wharf Fish Co.
 Miss Cora Bushman and Walter I. Steele, will be married next Wednesr day evening at the home Of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Bush- man, 656 Quinnipiac avenue. < Two of the new open electric cars have arrived at the car house. i s7 < Children's day exercises will be held lat the Pilgrim church, Sunday morning. 4 John J. Kinney leaves Monday for the Adirondacks. t@:.. :-......-.. .-.. ..,. . . Up in Lexington avenue blasting is in progress where the new gas/ main is being laid, and some of the residents 3are somewhat ruffied oyer the damage and disturbance caused by the explo- sions. Plants have been ruined, they say, and some Of the lawns have been buried under sand, to say nothing of 1: the shock to the nerves of the popu- lace. But as the bed of the road is of solid rock the blasting is necessary for the laying of the main. ....>
 A game will be played to-day between the Strong school baseball team and the Four Corners team. ...zs K Chief E. L. Allen, Assistant Chief E. H. Farren and Jacob Frohlich will rep resent the Fair Haven East fire de- partnient at the f1remen's convention to be held in Meriden next Wednesday. The class of 1905, St. Francis Paro- chial school, has elected officers as fol- lows:. John Donovan, president; Ther- esq Cannon, vice president; John Ken dall, secretary, and James Fahy treas urer. f' s
 A lawn party will be given to the members of the primary department of the Grand Avenue Baptist Sunday school9on the church grounds this aft ernoon from 3 to 5 o'clock. Mrs. George LoveIand, the superintendent of this department for many years, will have charge of the affair. Games will be played and refreshments will be serv- .ed. @'. ~,%-. -.. | A food sale will be held by the ladies of the Grand Avenue Baptist church this afternoon at o'clock. Those con trfbuting food are requested to send it to the church by o'clock.
 Children's day. exercises will be held at the Grand Avenue Baptist church Sunday evening.
 The regular meeting of Fair Haven lodge, No. ?, Degree of Honor, will be held in A. O. U.5W. hall, 13 Grand avenue on Monday evening, June 12, at IS o'clock. All members are requested to ba YsroSaot