The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-17
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
ANNUAL ELECTION OF GRACE
 EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

NOtes-PersOnal, Etc.
 The annual meeting of the parish of Grace Episcopal church was held last evening. Rev. George A. Alcott pre- sided and F. J. Chatterton was the parish clerk. Officers were elected as follows: Senior Warden William s. Rowe; junior warden, Thomas Roger son; vestrymen J. E. Reeves, Arthur J. Weld, Sylvester Gilbert, H. H. Net tleton, F. E. Hull, F. J. Chatterton, H. Il. Smith, Arthur Sherwood, Albert Northrop, Walter s. Welton, Dr. E. K. Roberts, Owen M Andrews; treasurer A. p. Porter; collector, Arthur J. Weld. delegates to diocesan convention, Will liam s. Rowe and Thomas Rogerson; alternates, H. H. Nettleton, F. E. Hull.
 Thomas Rogerson made his report as superintendent of the Sunday school, showing a membership of 200; receipts of $28S70, and a balance of $125.19. The sum of $40 was the Easter collection for missions.
 At St. James P. E. church the Easter offering was the largest ever receiv- led at this church.
 Some objection is being made by res- Iidents along Lenox street, because 1t is proposed to erect the new chapel for Pilgrim church with a frontage extend ing beyond the line of the church. AL though the sidewalk is extra wide at this point, it is claimed that the chap el will cut off the view up Lenox street, for several residents. The church society has tried to buy five feet of land on the street, south side of the property so as to bring the chapel on the old line chapel line, but the owner refuses to sell, It Is claim ed that in order to secure a building of the proper size 1t will be necessary to bring the chapel out beyond the old line.
 Next Monday evening the New Ha- ven Congregational club will hold it's meeting at the Pilgrim church and the ladies of the parish will serve supper l in the chapel This Is to be the last time the old chapel will be used, for l it will be moved from the lot, or torn down, to afford site for the new chap l el.
 L, R, Hemingway, who has purchas- ed the three houses known as the Leeds property in Qulnnlpiac avenue, south of Grand, has refitted the houses and one has been let.
 Two of the tenants In the Long build ing, recently bought by A. J. Thalberg, and located in Quinnipiac avenue, have been rented, one of them to Dr. Mans field. There are fifteen tenements in the building, and they are all being fit ted up by the new owner. c. E. Parmelee is building veranda on to his residence in Quinnipiac ave- nue.
 Mr Parmelee has purchased the Moulthrop house adjoining his resi- dence, and will reft it.
 Adelphi lodge, F. and A. M., will hold its regular meeting this evening.
 Quinnipiac conclave of Heptasophs met last evening, and one candidate was initiated and several applications were acted upon.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Grand Avenue Congregational church vii hold it's regular business meeting on Wednesday afternoon. Supper will be served at 6:SO. As this is to be the last supper of the season, a special menu has been arranged. Chicken will form the principal hot dish, and salads, jellles, pies and cakes will also be on the menu A sale of useful and fancy articles will be followed by an enter tainment of music, recitations and a dialogue.
 The IA Comedy club, which de- lighted large audience at Polar Star hall last moth, will give a repitition oi the play, My Son, Percy" at Har- |monie nall. on Monday evening, April 30, for the benefit of the Coreopsls Sun. shine society, the play to be followed by a dance
 R. 70. Eaton has purchased new auto.
 Miss Beatrice P. Hemingway, who visited the family of H. Lee Mallory of Brooklyn, has returned to her home in Quinnipiac avenue.
 Miss Marie Eaton is spending her va lcation at her home.
 Fifty-one pupils of Strong and Wool sey schools will sing in the school chor us at the G, A. R. bazaar.
 Miss Grace Lowe, teacher in Room 8, Strong school, is out of the school fol a fw days, owing to tn death of her mother.
 The new baggage cars were run or the Branford and Wallingford routet yesterday, making two round trip daily. The signal on these cars is a whistle, instead of gong.
 Miss Lulu Jackson of Chapel street is visiting in Brooklyn.
 A little girl has arrived at the home lof MT. and Mrs. J. H. Coffey in Graf ton street.
 Mrs. Thomas Duffy has arrived a her home in Quinnipiac avenue after 6 visit to Philadelphia,
 A baby boy put in an appearance al the home of Mir. and Mrs. John Lader in Ferry street.
 Miss Rose Englehardt of Russel street Is entertaining Mrs. Borel of New York.
 Plans for the new chapel for Pilgrim church will be ready this week ant contractors will get opportunity t make their bids for contracts. It wil cost 3Sx70 feet. two stories and base ment. and walls of brownstone. On tn first floor will be the minister's room kitchen and dining room, and the sec ond floor will be utilized for the Sun day school room, with two rolling par titions. A steam plant to heat botl chanel and church will be installed