The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
GRAND AVENUE CoNGREGA-
 TIoNAL CHOIR ENGAGED.

Death of Mrs. Margaret Keane-AIumi-
 mum Postal Cards at Station A-Ar-
 thur B. Brown to be Republican Cam
 dfdate for Alderman from Fourteenth
 Ward-Grand Avenue Baptists Dis
 cussing New Pastor.
 Margaret, widow of George Keane, died at her home. 2SO Poplar street, yes terday. She was one of the oldest Irish residents of Fair Haven. She leaves four sons, James F.. Thomas J.. George w., and Charles R. Keane, and two daughters, Mrs. James Londergan and Mrs. Herman Coates. Funeral ser vices will be held at St. Francis church Sunday at ? p. m.
 The music committee of the Grand Avenue Congregational church have engaged the choir for the coming year as follows: Miss Ellen Crane, soprano; Miss Ellen Hofer, contralto;. Frank o. Connell, tenor; Lawrence ". Sullivan, basso, and Charles Stormont, organist.
 The united services. for. the Grand Avenue and Pilgrim churches will be held in Pilgrim church tomorrow even ing. r-'f.; !. '1
 George Blackstone of the Long Wharf Fish company and family, who have been stopping at St. Petersburg, Fla, the past season, are expected home next week. zE .-.-..
 A few of the aluminium postal cards have found their way to Station A. They are unmailable, because there is danger of the sharp edges cutting the hands of the postal clerks. These cards have been barred from the mails by the postoffice authorities. :.......,
 Loyal council, Knights of Columbus, had big meeting last evening, and in- itiated about twenty candidates.
 Miss Ethel B. Daniels has arrived home from her school at South Farm ington, Mass, and is visiting her moth CT, Mrs. Sherman Russell of Quinni- piac avenue. #
 Miss Grace Sims has been engaged as soprano at the East Pearl Street church.
 Although the democrats of the Four teenth ward are In no hurry to nomin- ate an alderman, 1t was stated last evening that a nomination will be filed with the town committee by April s, which is the last day for naming a candidate. Alderman c. Clifford Foote has declined to be an alderman for an other term and the republicans will place in nomination Arthur B. Brown.
 At the close of the prayer meeting of the Grand Avenue Baptist church last evening, the committee appointed to consider the calling of g pastor made its report. The chairman of the com mittee, J. P. Merrows presided. The secretary, N. A. Beebe, reported con cerning several pastors who had preach ed in the church, and stated that one or two others would probably be heard. It was not expected that action would be taken at this meeting as it was not a business meeting, but the matter was discussed at some length It is evident that the church is not yet ready, to take action in this matter, and it is probable that several other clergymen will be heard. For tomorrow the pull pit will be supplied by Rev. Q. R. O. Ferel, who is now taking a graduate course at the Yale Divinity school.
 The reguar meeting of Fair Haven lodge, No. ?, Degree Of Honor, will be held in A. o. U. w. hall, lS Grand avenue, on Monday evening, March 27, at s o'cock. After the meeting games will be played and prizes awarded the winners and all members are invited to be present. & se *$