The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-30
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Harvest Concert at Pilgrim Church.
 Halloween PreparatiOns-East Pearl
 Street Church Ladies' Aid Supper
 Personal News.
 Halloween pranks will be in order tonight, just as. they have been these many years on October 30. and many residents in this locality are prepar- ing to ensure the safety of gates yer andah seats and other movable prop erty. Do all one may, there will be a great mixuo of property about the yards. Each year some new devices are invented for this celebration which is never forgotton by the young peo- pie. A number of Halloween parties have been arranged, and there will be great sport and entertainment for hun dreds of young and old. -+...
 One of the many pleasant occasions of last Friday evening took place at the home of Miss Genevieve Dillon. 2S7 Lombard street, when the active mem bers of the Kappa Mu Sigma society of the High, school entertained the girls of the freshman class. Decorations consisted of chrysanthemnms and lighted pumpkins, and the banner or the fraternity adorned the dining room. The favors were penwipers, represent ing the society pin. Assisting Mss Dillon in receinving were the Misses Tiny Dobbins, Mabel Rourke, Mary Guncheon, Margaret Monz, Grace Mad den, Gertrude Knollmeyer, Ethel EV- eretet, Bessiei, Swain, Alice Brown Ella Peters, Marie Calvin. Madeline Tracy and Miss Marie Peters. Miss Ethel Ball and Miss Laura McGann, graduate members of the society.
 The committee preparing for the en- tertainment to be given by St. Francis Holy Name society are working with might and main to make it a great success. The affair is scheduled for Harmonic hall November ', 8 and 8: There will be whist, and handsome prizes will be given. A dozen couple are reheafsing for husking bee, 'u1l- der the direction of Miss Katherine Blatchley and John Cummings.
 Mir. and Mrs Frederick Willis Darly, who were married early last week, on returning from their bridal tour will reside at 225 Lloyd street. Mir. Darly ! is a son of MT. and Mrs George Darly of Ferry street. The pride was Miss Catherine, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George Pfersich of SS Watson street. The T. A. c. S. society of Boardman ! school will give a dance this morn ! ing in the East Haven town hall. An ! appropriate Halloween programme 1 has been arranged. - ,. i w. F. Hubbard and W. H. Beebe | brought in coon from Mt. Carmel weighing eighteen pounds, the largest one s@ot around here this season.
 Taxes in the borough of Fair Haven { East must be paid by November l or nine per cent. interest will be added from October i. Town tax lists must be sworn to before November l, else ten per cent will be added to the ts- sessed valuation. ... ! In the kindergarten of Strong school there will be held this afternoon at 4:30 a teachers meeting for all tht
 teachers in the Strong district under the direction of Principal Graves. Mat ters of interest in school management will be considered.
 Presiding Elder W. A. Richard, D D.. visited St. Andrews M. B. churct yesterday, preaching in the evening the second quarterly conference follow
 ing the sermon,
 At Pilgrim church harvest concert
 was given last evening by the Sunday
 school under the direction of Superin'
 tendent c. G. Keeler. The church was
 becomingly decorated with harves
 products and autumn foliage. An in
 teresting programme was presented.
 The ladies of the Grand Avenue
 Baptist church are arranging to holC
 a rummage sale in the vacant stor,
 at the corner of Grand avenue ant
 East street beginning Thursday aft
 ernoon.
 At the East Pearl street church yes
 terday morning, Rev. MT. Phelps, ;
 missionary who spent seven years il
 India, gave an account of his work il
 that country. He has been home ;
 year and of late has delivered a mum
 Der of addresses in different parts o
 the country. He will return to Indii next montht. MT. Phelps formerly re ] sided here. Rev. E. c. Tullar had charge of tn
 religious services at the Masonic hon1 , in Wallingford yesterday afternoo and preached a short sermon.
 The missionary meeting of the Eas Pearl Street church will be hel 5 Wednesday with Mrs. H. l. Barnes c IA Exchange street
 The Ladies' Aid society of thi church will Told it's church suppe 5 Thursday evening. AS the presiden Mrs. Charles o. Travis, and the vic 7 president, Mrs. Sereno Hopkins, ar both ill, the secretary, Mrs. John y Sanford, 2d, is iii charge of the soc
 ety meetings.
 t Thursday evening the Epwort 3 league of this church will meet wit 5 MT. and Mrs E. c. Johnson of Blatci
 ley avenue.
 Gaul's Holy City" was rendered | e the vested choir of the East Pea r Street M. E. church last evening be l fore a very large audience, The selet ] tions were well rendered and much CT
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