The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-01

last night are expected nome to-day, l and at all the churches the respective | pastors will be present and preach, with | the exception of at Pilgrim church, and l MT Brown will return a week later, The choirs, most of which have also enjoyed the vacation season, Will at tend church tomorrow and render mu- sic as usual
 News was received yesterday that the schooner Frank and Ira, which was here few days ago discharglng lum- bert had run ashore just north or Vlne- yard Haven. The schooner was return ing from this port, light, for St. John, N. B. The vessel is well up on the beach, but it is expected she Will be tioated The schooner has made many trips to this place.
 Undertaken Crawford was in Bran ford yesterday and had charge of the burial of Mrs. Elizabeth, widow or Frederick Linsley, of Harbor street.
 One of the very pleasant gatherings of the week was the surprise visit paid to Miss Anna Carlson, of Fillmore street, Wednesday evening, when a number of her young friends called and made merry.
 On Thursday evening Walter, son Of MT. and Mrs. William Kelleher' was baptized at St. Francis church. Miss Mabel Kelleher, the baby's aunt' ana John Savers were sponsors.
 A serious runaway accident occurred over in Welcome street, Fair Haven East, late Thursday night Welcome
 street is one of the steepest thorough fares in the city and great care IS nec- essary in driving there. A couple from out of town had been visiting at MT
 Driscolls, at No. IS, and started for home at about 9:30. After the lady hao
 been helped into the buggy the horse
 which was restive and Il hurry tc make start did not wait for the drlV- CT, but started down the hill. Wlth nc
 one to guide him he soon broke into
 run, and the buggy striking hydran,
 ill front of the residence of John Il
 Linsley, the women was thrown ou and landed in the Linsley yard on thu jlawn. The buggy was smashed. ThC woman, whose name could not be ascer
 tained last night, was badly bruised
 and was taken back to the Driscol home. She was able to be moved to ne
 home yesterday, but 1t was necessary t
 bring her out to the carriage in char
 her injuries were so severe.
 At the Grand Avenue Congregations
 church tomorrow there will be preach
 ing by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Sheath, a
 10:3o a. m.; subject, Public Worship
 or Money Making" The sermon vii be followed by the communion Of tn ! Lords supper. Sunday school at noon Y.P. S. 0. E. at 6:15. Evening worshi } at 7:SO and preaching by Dr. Sheath subject, Full of Sap" On Tuesda evening there will be prayer and con l ference meeting; topic, "The Happ , Side of the Prayer Service" This wi be followed by a brief social time an } study of the Sabbath school lesson. Tn
 pastor, Dr. Sheath, has returned an will be glad to render any service he . able to his people.
 station A Is looking handsome in : new coat of paint. The Jefferson con {, pany did the job.
 i pr. P. s. Robinson and family
 Grand avenue, have gone to stor . Creek for September.
 e The steamer Ray, Captain Thompso I took a party of about 100 on a mool e light sail down the harbor last evenin c giving opportunity to see the Unit' o States ships at anchor. The party WI composed of members of Columbia ca Y tie. Knights of the Golden Eagle al
 Columbia temple and friends It was d very enjoyable outing.
 l. George Rolfe received a consignme 7 of twenty-two horses at his stables l. Grand avenue yesterday. The hors III are from the west
 'e Rev. Charles G. Smith will preach 1T usual at the Grand Avenue Bapt et church tomorrow morning and eventr
 At Grace church the rector, Rev. Geor
 A. Alcott will preach, and at St. Jam m church the services will be in charge D Rev. Mir. Burroughs.