The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-07
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
THE CHILLING OF PASTOR OF ST.
 JAMES, CHURCH

Will Not occur Until september-The Term of Rev. Dr. Phillips. Expiring
 July 1st--No Application for His
 PosItIon-wedding of Miss Elizabeth
 Sullivan to William Coleman An
 nounced for June 25-Fine Musical
 and Literary Entertainment This
 Eyening--other News.
 Yesterdays rain will prove of great value to the gardens and farmers in this vicinity. It was the first soaking rain since January and will revive the dropping vegetation and help out the hay crop immensely.
 The increase in the assessments of the Royal Arcanum adopted at the an- nual session of the supreme council held at Atlantic City is matter of inter- est to the local members of the order and the situation is likely to be dis cussed at the next meeting of Live Oak council.
 A member of the pulpit supply com. mittee of the St. James church stated yesterday that the calling of a rector was not likely to occur until early in September. The term of Rev. Dr. Phil lips, who resigned at Easter, expires July l and the committee will supply the pulpit through July and will meet soon to select the supply. So far there ava fIoran 4inrc fn,. fIo of rector of St. James, The commit tee consists of E. W. Potter, A. l.. Chamberlain and c. Clifford Foote.
 The East Pearl street Chautauqua circle held it's last meeting for the sea- son Monday evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. George R. Stevenson of Pop- lar street. During the season the members have been divided into two sections for study and the section which attained the highest percentage in study is to be entertained by the losing side. The entertainment will be held at Double Beach on the evening of June "A. The committee met after the meet ing of the circle to prepare plans, but the nature of the entertainment will be kept surprise for the present from the winners. The circle has had about thirty members this season, who have enjoyed profitable and interesting study. !; The funeral of Mary C., infant daughter of James and Mary Marlowe Smith, will be held from the residence of her parents at 51O Blatchley avenue this afternoon at o'clock
 At the annual dinner and social of the Dragon Whist club held Monday evening prizes were awarded as follows: Mrs. W. s. Moyle, Mrs. $. L. Salisbury, W. S. Moyle and Frank Hickox.
 A fine musical and literary entertain- ment will be given in the Grand ave- nue Baptist church under the auspices of the officers of the church this even- ing at 7:45. Tine proceeds are to go to- wards wiping out deficit in current church expenses. An excellent pro- gramme has been arranged under the direction of c. D. Manwaring. Ice cream will be served after the enter tainment
 Eighteen houses are being built on the Waddfngham property in West Haven by Thomas H. Linahan of Ferry street.
 Miss Josephine Linergan of James street is expected home this week from the New Haven hospital where she went for an operation for an abscess in one of her ears.
 Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Sullivan of Poplar street and William Coleman of Ferry street at St. Francis K. c. church at noon on June 25. Following the csar- emony reception, to which 200 have been asked. will be held at Polar Star hall Late in the afternoon the bride and groom will leave for New York