The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-01
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tauuua-RalIy Day at East Pearl St. NJ. E. Church-E. s. Wade Returns
 from FraternaI COngress-B. s. Brad-
 ley Appeals for Help to Put Speedway in Condition.
 Loyalty to the Church" was the subject of Dr. Sneaths sermon at the Grand avenue Congregational church yesterday morning. Dr. Sheath in his sermon alluded to the fact that he had noticed man that morning distribut- ing campaign literature of the socialist | labor party and added that he admir- ed the mans loyalty, even though he might question the cause, the method and the time for making the distrbu- ton. At the close of his discourse a stranger met Dr. Sheath in the Vesti- bule and said: T believe in loyalty to one another. I am a socialist" The stranger had evidently been attracted to the church to listen to the sermon on loyalty.
 Ingathering week, for which special preparations have been made at the Grand avenue Congregational church, began yesterday with special services in the Sunday school and the Christian Endeavor society. Owing to the storm, there was not so large a representation of the large Sunday school as desired, but the special exercises were held at the noon session, under the direction of Superintendent Mcintyre. The exercises included several selections by a quar- tette.
 The well known veterinary of Ferry street, pr. J. H. Laden, has been ap- pointed meat inspection by the board or health of the state of New York and will remove to New York city this week. He will be assigned to the office of the board in New York city. | Fillmore s. Wade. who was delegate t1 the fraternal congress which met re- gently in Toronto. states that at the next meeting in Duluth, Minn., the question of amalgamating with the Associated Fraternities. will be con- sidered and he believes that there will be union of. the two great bodies de- voted to the promoting of the work of | fraternalism. He is of opinion that this union will promote the interests of the | fraternal orders in marked degree. 1 A hen hawk measuring four feet l from tip to tip of wings, was caught by Michael Scanlon and Arthur Bur gess Friday, 1t having made a descent upon their poultry house at Morris Cove.
 Mir. and Mrs Ezra Healy of Elk change street have returned from their vacation trip to New Palz, N, Y.
 Edward Holaday of Lenox street goes To Newark to-1diay t7 take posi- tion with an electrical company.
 The East Pearl street Chautauqua circle meets tonight in the parlors of the East Pearl street M, E. church. This is the first regular meeting for study of the season. Several new mem bers are to be received and it is inten- ded to make the circle the coming sea- son stronger than ever.
 At the outing and annual meeting of the New Haven Chautauqua union held Saturday at the summer home of Post master and Mrs. Howarth in Orange, the East Pearl street circle was well represented. those attending including the president. Rev. F. c, Tullar and Mrs. Tullar, MT. and Mrs, Charles Shaver, MT and Mrs. E. c, Hill, Mir, land Mrs. James DeBaun, Mr. and Mrs L, J. Bristol, Miss Calista Bristol, Miss lGrace Bristol, Mrs. H. l. Barnes. MT. and Mrs. George R. Stevenson, Mr and Mrs. F. R. Slater, Miss Belle Slater Mrs Walter Avery, Miss Etta l.. Avery, Mrs, Nellie Larson, Mrs. Frederick Moody, Mrs. Frederick c. Collett, Ern- est E, Cooper, Miss Harrictte Griggs. The members of the anion enjoyed a Ibasket lunch in the grove early in the Ievening and later were entertained at Mir Howarths house Among the speakers was Rev F. c. Tullar, Ernest E. Cooper of the East Pearl street church circle was elected vice president Iof the union. During the afternoon the Iparty visited the Fairlea dairy farm.
 Yesterday was rally day in the Sun- lday school of the East Pearl street M. E. church and there were special exer- cises under the direction of Superin- Iterdent F. J. Mansfield. There were recitations and singing by members of the primary department and a duet by Misses Daisy Lennon and Elsie Dill. The roll was called by the secretary. E. R. Slater, the teachers responding with the attendance by classes and the amount of the collection. About 300 members of the school were present.
 B. S. Bradley, manager of the Clin- ton avenue speedway, stated last night that there had been a great desire lamong horsemen and others for the re- Iopening of the speedway and to that lend, he is desirous that all who are willing to aid should help grade up the roadway tomorrow, Tuesday. so as to have speeding on Wednesday. He therefore invites all who are willing to put in an hour or two on Tuesday to Ibring their rakes and hoes and help grade up and smooth the roadway where the rains have washed. He says If the roadway is fixed in time there will be speeding on Wednesday and a
 matinee race for four well known .horses for twenty-five bushels of oats, for one week from Wednesday. But it