The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITE1ES OF INTEREST HERE AND
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Subscriptions Being Solicited for PiI-
 grim Church ChapeI-F. A. Williams
 Returned-ReceptIOn to be Rendered
 Rev. c. G. smith-First Meeting of
 Ladies' Auxiliary of Foreign Missions
 Other News.
 Subscriptions are being made for the new chapel which Pilgrim church is to build. It is proposed to build struc- ture costing $2O,OOO and number of pledges of several thousand dollars each have been made. The plan is to build on the sight of the present chap el, the latter to be taken down. The new chapel will be six feet wider and six feet longer than the present chapel. The church has outgrown the old chap el and there is much enthusiasm over the project of securing a longer build- ing, better equipped.
 Frederick A. Williams, son of MT. and, Mrs. Frederick Williams of Lloyd street, and wife, have returned from Put-1n-Bay, Lake Erie, where MT. Will Hams has been employed as electrician in a large hotel. MT, Williams in win ter fills similar position in a large hotel at Nassau, West Indies, and will leave with his wife for that island.
 After the, prayer meeting of the Grand Avenue Baptist church Tuesday evening, a committee was appointed to make arrangements for the reception to be rendered Rev. Charles G. Smith and family in the chapel next Monday even- ing. Mr., Smith became the pastor of the church in June, but the reception was deferred until this time, as quite a number of the church and congrega- tion have been away during the sum- nler. Delegates were appointed to rep- resent the church at the New Haven Baptist association, to be held in Wa terbury next week. The church clerk, M. M. Cover, read the annual letter of the church to the association, which was approved. It was voted to receive a new member by a letter from an- other church.
 Quite delegation of Fair Haven Ma sons and several members of Myrtle chapter, O. E. S., went to Wallingford yesterday to attend the festivities of Grand Masters day at the Masonic home. Adelphi odge is much interested in the home, having contributed $1,0O0 towards its establishment, the banner lodge in this respect!
 The first meeting this season of the Ladies Auxiliary of Foreign Missions will be held at the Grand Avenue Con- gregational church this afternoon at o'clock. z+
 There was large number present at the supper given by the Ladies' Aid society in the chapel of the Grand Ave- nue Baptist church last evening, 1t be- ing the first affair of the kind since the vacation.
 William A. Warner has sold to the New Haven Water company strip of land on Front street, to be used as an extension to its property and. for wharfage purposes.
 At Pilgrim church on the evening of October 28, the fall meeting of the New Haven Congregations club will be held and the speaker is to be Dr. William Elliot Grif1s of Ithaca, N. Y.
 There was frost in this vicinity yesterday and the thermometer march ed dow nto nearly thethirty mark.
 Samuel Bernstein, who has been visit Ing his brother, Morris Bernstein of Shelter street, has returned to St. Louis. .'
 Miss Esther Hull, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank B. Hull of Exchange street, and Warren F. Doolittle will be married at Grace church Wednesday evening, October H.
 Mrs. Charles Francis has returned to Portland, Me, after visiting MT. and Mrs. Patrick Hogan of Downing street.
 Mrs. Maud Murphy of Saltonstall avenue has been entertaining her niece from Gloucester, Mass.
 About forty of the friends of Miss Anna Murname of Clay street paid her surprise visit Tuesday evening.
 Quite a number from here attended the G1ilford fair yesterday.
 Mrs. Jessie Crane, who, was injured in a runaway accident a month ago, is able to be out again.
 Quite number of local Sunday school workers will attend the New Haven Sunday school convention to be held at the North Haven Congregational church to-day.
 The young Nonpareil football eleven desires to challenge any football eleven in the city, weight of players between 0ho1Iopcro- a n Francis Cpnefrey, 1892 Pine street.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Reynolds of New York are visiting Mrs. De Lacey of Ex- change street.
 Mrs. Jeanette Holloway of Lloyd street is visiting relatives in Boston. 
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