The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-11-26
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Rev. Charles G. Sheath breaches on the
. Grace of Gratitude-severaI Funerals
Which Took Place Saturday-Church,
Social, Lodge and Personal News.
In the evening the Rescue band Of
the City Missions conducted an inter-
esting service in this church.
REV. Charles G. Smith at the Grand
avenue Baptist church preached an in
teTesting sermon yesterday morning
on 1.-THE Grace of Gratitude" and spoke
of the many blessings which this
country should be thankful for. In the
evening he preached a temperance SER
mon, it being the worlds temperance
Sunday.
The regular meeting Of Fair Haven
lodge, No. 2, Degree Of Honor, will be
held at A. o. U. w. hall, Grand ave
nue., this evening at s o'clock. After
( the meeting a cobweb party will be held
to which all members and friends are
invited.
John G. Hurd of East Pearl street,
the well known newspaper agent, left
Saturday for Daytona, Fla, for stay
of about ten days.
There were several funerals attended
4 in Fair Haven yesterday. Funeral SER
vices for the late Phoebe A., widow of
: Aaron Wilcox, were attended at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. William
Graves yesterday at 8 a. m. at PSI
Grand avenue, Rev. Charles G. Smith
officiating. The interment was in Ev-
ergreen cemetery.
Rev. Dr. Sheath officiated at the fun
eral Of Franklin L. Story attended at
his late residence, Pine street, yes
n terday at 3:15 p. m. The bearers were
members of Adelphi lodge, F. and A.
M. The burial was in Fair Haven
cemetery.
Tho funeral Of Mary, wife of owen
4 Alum of Wolcott street, was held at
her late residence yesterday at p. m.
\ and the services were conducted by
Rev. George A. tAlcott. Burial was in
the Westville cemetery. Undertaken
HH. W. Crawford had charge Of the
above funerals
The Rev, w. A. Richard, presiding
elder, preached at the East Pearl
street M. E. church yesterday morning
on 1.-The Salvation of the City" and at
n the close of the service a collection was
Eltaken for the italian mission. In the
|aevening the sermon was delivered by
REV. Mr.. Slaight of the Westville NJ.
E. church.
Rev. e. C, Tullar was in Glaston-
Lbury yesterday attending the funeral
%of relative.
The Young Ladies' mission circle of
1.-THE Grand avenue Congregational
X church will meet this evening with Miss
| Mary Griswold and large attendance
n is desired as plans regarding the De-
a cember sale are to be made.
The annual meeting of the Grand
: avenue Congregational church will be
held Tuesday evening, December II,
land reports will be read and there will
be the election of the standing COM
mittee, clerk, treasurer and other Off
GERS.
& The Junior Christian Endeavor of the
Grand avenue Congregational church
"a will meet this evening at o'clock and
Karl Thompson will give an address on
Livingston's Work for Africa"
The Junior Endeavor society will hold
It's Thanksgiving social this evening at
Vi o'clock at the Grand avenue Congre-
&ational church and there will be mu-
9sic, speaking, games and refreshments
will be served.
! The Missionary circle of the Grand
.+b tanue Congregational church and there
@nor be music, speaking, games and re-
7, nesshments will be served.
fvThe Missionary circle of the Grand
= Ienue Congregational church will meet
me, tn Mrs. B. P. Bacon, 20 Perkins
III rect Monday afternoon.