The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-02
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Church Services TO-mOrrOw-Baptist
 Ministers Conference Monday-Prof.
 Kent Not to Speak-s1,5OO Netted
 in Benefit Concert - Surprise Party
 for Master George EIIiOt-ChapIain
 Bremen of the Navy Home.
 At the Grand Avenue Congregational church tomorrow the pastor, Rev. Dr. Sheath, will preach morning and even ing; morning subject, Gods Ownership in Our Children;" evening subject, Wont You Have a Mansion?" There will be gospel singing by George L. Moore, of Bridgeport. This is a contin- nation of the eVangelistic services.
 The services at the Grand Avenue Baptist church tomorrow include ser mons by the pastor, Rev. Charles G. Smith, morning and evening; morning subject, 'Day by Day." evening theme, Between Two Opinions"
 The New Haven Baptist Ministers conference will be held in this church next Monday morning. About twenty of the clergy usually attend these meet tngs. It was expected that paper would be read by Professor Kent, of Yale, but he is unable to be present and the speaker is not yet announced. Rev. MT. Lent, of this city, will preside at the meeting.
 Mrs. Hettie BradIey-Kelley of Brook lyn, N. Y, formerly of Fair Haven, gave a benefit concert in the Hotel Wal ton, Philadelphia, few evenings since, which netted $1,500. She was assisted by able talent, and Willis filling, or ganist of St. Marks church, New York, where Mrs. Kelley is the soprano solo, fist, was the accompanist. The concert was for the benefit of the Oneologlc hos- pital of Philadelphia.
 It was the general agreement that the weather was pretty cold yesterday morning. The minimum temperature was 10 degrees above zero, by far the coldest of the season. The temperature rose rapidly during the forenoon, and, with but little wind. it was finer wealth. CT than Thanksgiving day.
 Master George Elliot was tendered surprise party by number of young friends at his home, 259 Grand avenue, Wednesday evening.
 Chaplain Edward J. Brennan, of the Boston navy yard, is visiting hls rnoth- CT. Mrs. Margaret Brennan, ot Shelter street.
 Frank B. Rowe, of Front street, has purchased a motor car.
 The regular meeting of Fort Hale Iodge. N. B, o. F., was held last even ing.
 The New Haven Meriden football game at Hartford to-day will De at- tended by many Fair Haven people. . At the second annual concert ana pall of Quinnipiac conclave, | O. Ill., nelu a+ Polar Star hall Wednesday evening" fhe grand march was led by William R. O'CouneN and Miss Jennie smith. Ahout two hundred couples attendeo the event.
 The trolleymen will begin their winter schedule of runs to-day.
 Joseph Smith, of S31 Grand avenue IS iIl with pneumonia A f
 Tbe home of MT. and Mrs. Bergen or Farren avenue, was the scene oI very rretty wedding Wednesday,, when tilelr dauehter May was united in marriage with Frederick Dahl, Of PairneF' Maes' sgrba ceremony was performed oy heV' Mr Mr. Brown, the Episcopal service being used. ,,,o,,,,a George Boucher, of 255 Grand avenue 4ran sfer mail clerk at the Union depoI' ss confined to his home with a severe attack of the grip. .,aoa
 The National Wire corporation c,osea .1l dav Thursday. The rod mill VIII not resume operations until Monday morn ing.