The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-19
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
VARIOUS ITEMS OF INTEREST
HERE AND THERE.

New Haven Christian Endeavor Meet
q ing TO-nIght-The Musicale ut Grace
Church TO-nIght-East Rock Lodge
Lectures POstponed-Last Batch OF
New Cars Here-LadIes' Auxiliary.
An event which will greatly inter-
est the people of this vicinity will be
musical to be given by Miss An
toinette NJ. Brett. who will be remem-
bered as soloist at the commencement
concert last June in Woolsey hall. Miss
Brett will be assisted by Miss Mary
Louise Haley, pupil of ]. jerome Hayes
of New York, Miss d. Gertrude DewelI,
contralto soloist of the First Congrega-
tonal church; Miss, Anita Louis of
Southington, a graduate of the musical
department Of Yale university; Miss
Barnes, teacher Of oratory at the New
Haven High school,; Fred Adams, tenor
soloist and choir director of First Bap-
list church; Walter S. Garde, bass So
loist and formerly of Yale University
Glee club, and quartette from the
Apollo Glee club.
The musicale is to be given at the
Grace church parish house this evening
at S:15. 1t is seldom that musicale
with such talent is given at a moderate
price, and large attendance is as
silred.
The monthly meeting of the New Ha-
Ven Christian Endeavor union, to be
held this evening at 7:45 in the Grand
Avenue Congregational church, promis-
es to be a gathering of great interest,
and a large attendance is anticipated.
The programme, which has been printed
in this paper is one of much interest.
A praise and devotional service and a
short business session win precede the
programme of exercises.
East Rock lodge, No. is, Fraternal
Benefit league. held an interesting meet
ing Tuesday evening in the A. o. u.
w. hall, rs Grand avenue, and installed
/ officers, as follows:
President, A. d. Crane; vice president,
Henry Griswold; chaplain, e. S. Wade;
counsellor, John Dickson, guide,
Chas. Bassett; recorder, f. w. Prince,
treasurer, F. O. Francis; inside guard,
William Lay; outside guard, w. o. Hol-
1aday; trustees, G.. Chapman, G. Geer
and Henry Griswold.
Owing to the non arrival of lantern
slides, the lectures on Japan" to have
been given in st. II Andrews church
Monday and in the East Pearl Street
church Tuesday evening, had to be post
poned. The slides are issued to Meth
odist churches desiring them by the
Methodist Missionary society, and are
forwarded from one church to another.
The society desires the Rev. T.. G. Tul-
lar of the East Pearl Street church to
become the eastern agent for distrib-
uting the lantern slides, but he has not
decided whether he will accept or not
Adelphi lodge and the higher Masonic
bodies Of Fair Haven were represented
at the annual Session Of the grand lodge
in Masonic hall, Church street, yester-
day. The meeting will continue to-day
Several of the new electric cars ar
rived at the car shops on Grand ave
nue. yesterday, completing the lot Of
thirty. These cars are like the new cars
recently put on the road with the ex-
ception Of the cross seats. 1t is under
stood these cars are intended for the
suburban runs.
A new boiler has been placed in the
car shops.
Many Of the cars disabled during the
recent rain and thaw have been re-
paired and are again in use.
The new officers of Ladies auxiliary,
Mo. /, Annex Fire department, are as
follows: Mrs. Ida M. Saunders, presi-
dent; -. H. III. Griswold, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. William A. Bristol, secre-
tary; Mrs. w. A. Cooper treasurer:
Mrs. M. j. Scanlon, trustee; Mrs. G. r.
Graham, conductress; Mrs. A. N. Dew
ell, inside guard. ~"
John Harty Of Blatchley avenue, is
Ill with the grip.
Supper will be served at $3.50 p. m. to-
day by the Parish Aid society of St.
James church. t
Schooners Sharpshooter for Rocka-
way and. the Beswick for Providence,
have sailed for more oysters.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellenberger are attend.
ing the automobile show in New York.