The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-11-28
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P. z. Church-successfu Musical
Given in Aid of Parish--Fair Haven
Schools Contribute for Thanksgiving
All the Lodge, Social and Personal
Notes.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
5 held in Grace Episcopal church to-mor-
row morning. The services will be as
follows:
VI Organ voluntary.
Professional hymn.
Morning prayer.
Thanksgiving hymn.
IA Scripture reading-First lesson, Rev.
R. E. Brown, of Pilgrim church; sec
ond lesson, Rev. DR.. Sheath, of the
Grand Avenue Congregational
church.
: Psalter-Rev. E. C. Tullar, of the East
Pearl Street NJ, E. church.
Reading of the proclamation of the
4 president-Rev. Charles G. Smith, of
the Grand Avenue Baptist church.
Thanksgiving sermon by the rector of
Grace church-Rev, George A. Alcott.
The music will be by the vested choir
of the church, Harry Martin leader,
and Mrs. Charles Baldwin is the or
ganist.
Three hundred tickets were sold for
the musicale given at Grace church
parish house last evening for the ben
eft of the parish. The affair was I'M
der the directio nof Miss Antoinette
Brett, the well-known pianist, who has
worked hard for its success, and the
appreciative audience and the marked
applause throughout must have been a
pleasing feature for all who have work
ed for this fine entertainment. Miss
& Brett was assisted by Miss E. Jean
Il nette futile, pupil of Professor
Wetzel, and who has taken scholar
ship at the LELAND Powers school, by
Raymond Wesley Case, also in read
IA sings; Miss Anita Lewis, violinist, and
Frederick S. Weld, the well-known
baritone, in several numbers well rem
'dered. Miss Mary Lewis Haley OF
IWest Haven, soprano in the Scotch
Presbyterian church, New York, also
appeared in pleasing and well rendered
songs The affair throughout was first
class and reflected credit on the per-
formers The church will realize about
$40 on this musicale.
~ AS there are to be five Thursdays
his month, there is no lodge meeting
BIT "A. 0. U. w. hall tomorrow even
ng.
The offering at the union Thanksgiy-
3 ng service at Grace church tomorrow
norning will be for the Childrens home
t Mt. Carmel.
Masses will be said at st. Francis
church, as usual, on the morning OF
administering day.
All the Fair Haven school yesterday
~ contributed Thanksgiving supplies for
NEEDY families and more will be given
Yo-day. There was a penny march at
ANoolsey school and about seven dol
ffars was contributed, besides seven
bushels of potatoes and other useful
provisions and supplies The potato
fjnarch at Strong school, as previously
MATTED, proved the contributing of about
.aywenty-five bushels of this staple vege.
liable, and there were large contribu-
,sions Of other provisions. These gifts
p tEill be distributed to-day among wor-
4 Jhy families The coal march was an
Invent of yesterday, when nearly all the
children brought paper bags filled with
poal, which was deposited in the cellar,
md the amount was two tons. These
Thanksgiving donations are always
ooked forward to with interest and are
enjoyed by the children.
The Fair Haven schools close at noon
to-day until Monday for the Thanks
giving vacation.
Holiday hours will be observed to-
morrow at Station A. There will be
only one delivery by the carriers and
the station Is to close at noon.
Luke Coyne, superintendent of roll
hing mill at Danville, Pa, stopped over
Ito visit relatives while on his way to
Portland Me-, for Thanksgiving. Mr.
Coyne was formerly head night roller
at the plant of the New Haven Iron
land Steel company,
g With good weather promised for
Thanksgiving day, many gunners will
avail of trip to the woods in search
of game There are only two days
more for hunting, as the open season
s will end on Saturday and then the
shooting Of game will be prescribed un-
til another year. A few gunners ar,
intending to attend the shoot of tht
Guiford Gun club for turkeys ant
chickens.
AS already mentioned, one of the at
tractive features for Thanksgiving da!
/. will be the cross country run Of thu
Annex Athletic club. For this contes
the entries close tonight, and yester
day about thirty had entered the con
test. The course is five miles and tn
race begins at 1880 o'clock this morn
ing.
Sixteen members of the Dragon WINS
club called on Attorney and Mrs. W.
Moyle at their home in Woolsey stree
Monday evening on the tenth anniver
sary of their marriage. Mr.. and Mrs