The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-10
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
INTERESTING CHURCH SERVICES
 FOR TOMORROW.

Annual Meeting of Baptist Church. | Memorial to Deacon Willis Heming- way-AIbert Wrinn Expected Home Marriage of Herman Carlqulst and | Miss Hulda c. Ohman---Other Items. A number of young people from the Grand Avenue Congregational church furnished the entertainment given on Wednesday evening in the reception hall of the Y. M. c. A. and it was large l ly attended. The affair was in charge of Miss Lena Gierding, the social sec retary of the Y. P. s. c. E. of the church. Those who took part in the entertainment included George N. Sheath, Miss Frances Fuller, Miss Clara Lohman and Master Reginald King. It is stated that the Grand avenue drawbridge was opened only four times the past winter, and if the new Mill river bridge is built it is not likely that it will be opened many times, at least for several years to come. One citizen has suggested that no regular bridge tender should be appointed in the event Fthat this bridge is built, but that one tender operate both, calling the tender from one bridge to the other by tele- phone.
 At the Grwand Avenue Congregations al church tomorrow there will be pub lie worship at 1O:3O a. m. and preaching lHrF estt. TNr school at noon and Sunday school in Ferry street chapel at 3 p. m. Y. P. S. c. E. at SIS, and evening worship at 7:S0; subject of sermon, Jesus the Light of the World" At the Tuesday evening prayer meeting it is requested that the new song books be brought SC that all can sing. One of the special songs will be Sunlight" which is being sung all over the country.
 | Services at the Grand Avenue Baptist church tomorrow will include sermons by the pastor, Rev. Charles G. Smith, morning and evening; subject in the morning "A Cross Bearer" evening, Good oWrks"
 The annual meeting of the Grand kbNGlluG DclptiDl ClllICll WILL DG llOlQ llCAl Thursday evening. A banquet will be served and it will be in charge of Mrs. | c. G. Ames, Mrs. George Sturges, Mrs
 Henry Keech and Mrs. John Male. , The meeting of the All Content Whist club was held Wednesday evening al l the home of MT. and Mrs. Henry Palm. CT, of Quinnipiac avenue. The first la- | dioc, rlo oceso 1,I1arti1l- q won by Mrs. Palmer. and the gentle
 mems prize, stein, went to o. A. Rose
 Refreshments were served and very pleasant evening was passed. The next meeting of this club will be held next { Wednesday evening with Mrs. B. | Stone, of Quinnipiac avenue.
 l Since the death of Deacon Willis Hemingway his daughter, the widow oi { Rev. Joseph Cook, has once a year had a handsome floral piece placed in the
 Grand Avenue Congregational church as memorial to her father, who was for over fifty years a member of that church and deacon for forty years This memorial was placed in the church last Sunday, the anniversary of the last time that he assisted at the communion service.
 Mrs. P. A. Futile and Mrs. Frank Foote will go to Providence next week on a visit to Charles Parmelee.
 E. s. Wade made a business trip tc the northern part of the state Thursday and reports snow on the ground in Nor folk.
 At the meeting of Live Oak council Royal Arcanum, on Thursday evening 1 William J. Degnan was elected collec- tor to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of George Oldershaw. The meeting was followed by social ses- sion and speeches were made by D. S. Wade, George Oldershaw, F. H. Hem l ingway and Arthur Sherwood. Mrs. Albina Bossonnette, of Dover street, whose husband was buried five weeks ago, gave birth to a daughter on Tuesday. She is now stopping at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. P. Blondin
 Albert Wrinn has completed his term in the navy and is expected home in a few days.
 Mrs. P. E, Beck, of Woodbridge, vis- | ited Mrs. Henry Barnes, of 50 Houston street, yesterday.
 The marriage of Herman Carlquist and Miss Hulda c. Ohman took place at their newly-furnished home, 2S1 Munson street, Thursday evening, Rev. Dr. Sheath, of the Grand Avenue Con- gregational church, officiating. The wedding occurred at o'clock, the bri- dal couple being attended by MT. and Mrs. Charles Olson. After the cere- mony wedding supper was enjoyed. The guests present were MT. and Mrs. John Carlquist, MT, and Mrs. Charles Olson and son, Mir and Mrs. Girl Wib- CT and son, c. H. Johnson, Misses Elm ma and Jennie Blumquist, Alma and Mary Johnson and Jennie Danielson. The groom is employed at Hooker s