The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-03
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
VARIOUS ITEMS OF INTEREST
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HERE AND THERE. 4 Farewen Reception to Rev. E. ". Stone
 Death of George cerrIgg-Beacon
 Lodge to Install Ohicers-HOolE and
 Ladder Company Hold BaII-Mr. and
 Mrs. H. clifford Jones Go to CaIifor-
 mia.
 A farewell reception was rendered to Rev. E. w. Stone and family Cwho are. soon to leave for Richmond, Va.) in tho parlors of the Grand Avenue Baptist church last evening. The musical pro gramme included piano solos by Miss Antoinette Brett, soprano solos by Miss Ida May Hendee and contralto solos by Miss Edith Augur. with Miss Ruth Will son as accompanist Ten young ladies, members of the Farther Lights society, of which Mrs. Stone was leader and or ganizer, served light refreshments dur AAS tHe cfCiLliiS- LNSN. l1t VI LuAAe1AS VI the East Pearl Street M. E. church, spoke kindly greetings to his co-worker in the ministry and conveyed his, re- grets that his friend was to leave this section. Rev. Dr. Sheath, of the Grand Avenue Congregational church, also made an excellent address. He spoke of the cordiality between the pastors in this section of the city and regretted that the chain in pastors was to be broken.
 Rev. w. E. Bawden. of Olivet Baptist church, conveyed the regrets of the other Baptist churches that MT. Stone was to leave the city. Deacon J. P. Merrow. of the Grand Avenue Baptist church, added a few words expressive of the regret of the church that it had lost it's pastor.
 Rev. MT. Stone then made few re- marks He told of the regret that he felt upon leaving the people of the Fair Haven church, and said he should ever pray for their welfare and for the growth and well-being of the church. He thanked the brother pastors for their kind words.
 During the evening fully three hun dred people called, shook hands with MT. and Mrs Stone and bade them goodbye. The fearful expressions of MT. and Mrs. Stone and.of their friends testified that the parting was very much regretted.
 The chapel and parlors were hand- sonely decorated with palms. The ar engagements for the reception were un- der the direction of the Ladies Aid so- ciety of the church.
 George M, the four-year-old son of John Carrig, of 15 Fillmore street, died Thursday from the efrects of being scalded in falling into a tub of hot wa ter
 The funeral of Mary E., daughter of John D. and the late Mary Granfield McManus, will be held this morning from her late home, SIS Exchange street, and from St. Francis church at g o'clock. Miss McManus was nineteen years old sa 1f'
 Rev. e. w. Jackson, formerly pastor of the Montowese Baptist church. now of Bellows Falls, Vt, has been elected first vice-president of the Baptist Young Peoples union of Vermont.
 MT. and Mrs. H. Clifford Jones, of Montowese, have gone to California for the remainder of the winter.
 Beacon lodge, N. E. Q. F., will install officers Thursday evening. This lodge started in Fair Haven, but the lodge room is now i'll the center of the city. The assessments are paid at the store of Davis & Co, of Chapel street. The officers elect are as follows: John J. Kennedy, warden; Charles F. Hine vice-warden Albert Kennedy, guide; George Wallace, secretary; George H. Copeland, financial secretary; George Andrew, treasurer; Catherine Mustarde, chaplain; Miss Meskill, guardian; J. E. Ritchie, sentinel; James Donnelly, trustee
 William A, Warner and son Winfred have returned after a three weeks stay i'll the south.
 At Polar Star hall last evening the annual social and ball of the Dayton Hook and Ladder company was held.
 Charles O'Connell is serving tempora- rily as tenor soloist at the Grand Ave- nue Congregational church.
 John Perry, formerly in the black smith business on the F'oxon road but residing the past year in Virginia, has returnel to Fair Haven.
 Dennis w Tucker died at his home in Montowese Saturday at the age of sixty-nine years. He leaves a widow and three children. He was a veteran of, the civil war The funeral will be held from his late home this afternoon at , o'clock.
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