The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-10
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
TO HEAR GRAND COUNCIL RE-
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 on Areanum Rate Change-GraRd
 Ave. Congregational Sunday School
 Picnie-sIiss Gertrude Bradley to Go
 to Lake Sunapee as Gymnastic Inc
 structor-Other Items of Interest.
 Live Oak council, No. 1927, Royal Ar Canum, will meet Thursday evening and it is expected that at that time they will listen to a report from the grand council. which meets the same day in special session this city to take action on the recent raising of the assess ments. The secretary, John W. Kessel, is representative to the grand council and William A. Waterbury is a life member. At the last meeting of Live Oak council a protest was voted against the raising of the assessments to such an excessive standard, with g. request for reconvening of the supreme council. Live Oak council is nineteen years old and has 129 members. The members are pursuing a waiting policy to see what the supreme body will do at the meeting that is likely to be convened in August.
 The picnic of the Sunday school of the Grand avenue Congregational al, success. several special cars leaving at o'clock Saturday morning, carrying the party. A fine dinner was served and games of various kinds were played to the delight of the children. The com mittee consisted of Superintendent A. N. Mcintyre, MT. Carr, Herbert Sew ard. W. S. Bishop, L. L. Bradley, Harry Flint, Mrs. W. S. Bishop, Mrs. Friend H. Francis, Mrs. H. D. Franklin, Miss Maud Kelley. Besides this committee l.. L. Bradley and Miss Kelley were a committee on the games and races. Ice cream, lemonade and fruit were served during the day This is the first picnic of the school in a number of years, it's place having been taken by a lawn fete occurring in June.
 Miss Gertrude Bradley. recent grad uate of the normal school of gymnastics in this city, has taken a position as in- structor in tho summer camp at Lake Sunapee, N. H., of the National Cathed- ral school, Mount St. Albans, Washing ton, D. c. Her many friends will be glad to learn of her success in securing so desirable an auuointment so soon af- ter graduation.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Perrie. jr.. of Springfield over Sunday with Mir. Per rie's parents, MT. and Mrs. John Perrie of 296 Lloyd street
 Charles o. Francis, secretary and treasurer of Home council, No. 10, Brotherhood of relief, has called the serni-annual meeting to be held at the store of Francis Bros, Mo- S7 Grand avenue, on Thursday evening at o'clock.
 The pastor of the Grand avenue Rap tist church, Rev. Charles G. Smith and family, have gone to housekeeping at BOA Exchange street. MT. Smiths fam fly arrived from Toronto, their former home the past week.
 At the annual field day of the Knights of the Golden Eagle, to be held at Wa terbury, August 5, the games will in- clude base ball contest between teams from Columbia castle of Fair Haven and Amity castle of Waterbury, The New Haven delegation will go up in a special train.
 After resting upon the reefs ten hours the tug E. Luckenback and her tow of three scows loaded with trap rock from East Haven river was floated at o'clock Saturday afternoon with the assistance of the tog Arthur. The Luck enback and the barges came off Round Rock reef apparently uninjured and proceeded for New York.
 The warm weather is having its effect upon church attendance. With the great heat of yesterday, in most of the local churches, a diminished attendance was noticeable.
 Rev. George A. Alcott of Grace church exchanged Sunday morning with Rev. w. A. Beardsley of St. Thomas church
 At Pilgrim church the Sunday morn- ing sermon was preached by Rev. Jason N. Pierce of Mt. Carmel.
 William F. Morgan jr, left on Sat urday for Marinette, Wis, where he is to be the chief soloist at the Chautau- qua assembly.
 John Butler of Fillmore street, who has been very i'll at the New Haven hospital from blood poisoning, is now improving. He has suffered with an injured hand and it is uncertain yet whether amputation will have. to be resorted to.
 Patrick Kent will represent St. Fran cis' T. A. & B. society at the state con- vention of the c. T. A. U. at Norwich August 27-2S.
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