The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-15
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES
 TOMORROW.

Track Laying at the Car Barns Gon- pleted---InstaIling of New Machinery at Power House--salIy ut Polar Star Hali--Other Items.
 At the Grand Avenue Congregation church at 1o:sO a. m. Sunday preaching by the pastor, Dr. Sheath; subject,
 'tChrist,s Triumphal Entry" At 12
 o'clock, noon, Sunday school, and at 6:15 D. m. Y. F. s. c. Fl At 7:30 p. m. there will be union services in this
 church, Rev. George F. Prentiss. pas
 tor of the Davenport church, will
 preach. A request is made to attend
 ants to bring the ''Glory Song" leaflets.
 and all who enjoy singing are requested
 to be present. On Tuesday evening at
 7:SO, prayer and conference meeting will
 be held. 4
 The Rev. MT. Marston of Newtonytlles
 Mass, will preach at the Grand Avenue
 Baptist church tomorrow, both morn
 ing and evening. 5@
 For the past ten days the work of
 relaying the tracks connecting with the
 car house on Grand avenue and with
 the repair shops has been in progress.
 The new work is all laid and the work
 men are now finishing the brick pave
 ment. Nine new curved tracks of heaN-
 fer steel and new and improved switch
 es have been installed. Much of this
 work was worn out and the improve
 ments are quite important additions A threa masted schooner loaded with eastern lumber came up to one of the Mill river wharves yesterday. For several days past the work of placing several heavy pieces of ma
 chinery in the power house of the Con solidated railway on Grand avenue, near Haven street, has been in progress. It was necessary to build up an inclined platform on several hundred railroad sleepers to haul the machinery into the
 power house. The heavy material was
 brought in from the steam road on the
 Manufacturers railway. The new ma chinery is to be used in increasing the
 supply of power for the operating of the several electric lines.
 Professor Jepson was over here yes- terday afternoon instructing the pupils Fot Strong school in music.
 MT. and Mrs. E. W. Whitehead of 46 Wolcott street, who have been in Mel rose, Fla, all winter, arae now 0 ntheir way home. Live Oak council. Royal Arcanum, met Thursday evening. It was expect ha fJ,f ,f,,rr S,, the entertainment line, but the commit tee having been unable to make the arrangements, this was postponed until the next meeting. l A rally was held in Polar Star hall last evening under the auspices of the Non-P Partisan Municipal league. An other rally will be held at the same place this evening".
 The funeral of Bridget, wife of Mich ael Ahearn, will be held at her late residence, 197 Pine street, this morning at S:3O, with requiem high mass at St. Francis church at g o'clock Mrs. Ahearn has resided in Fair Haven for
 about ta1irty-five years. Besides a hus-
 band she is survived by a son and daughter, Timothy and Della Ahearn. Elmer Howard of Exchange street,
 who has been ill several weeks, is now able to be out again.
 w. F. Hubbard and D. l.. Potter go to North Branford next week to fish for trout.
 Dr. and Mrs. John F. Sullivan left yesterday for Old Point Comfort for a weeks stay.
 Mrs. George Wohlmaker has resumed
 her position as soprano soloist at St.
 Francis church, succeeding Mrs. Law
 renee Sullivan, who has held the posi- tion for the past two years.
 The Easter sale and supper held at
 the Grand Avenue Congregational church realized the sum of SIS. This will allow the Ladies' Aid society to clear itself from debt, made necessary by providing new carpets and cushions for the church last year.. ,'- -