The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-21
ATTEST FAIR HAIEN NEVIS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
 ACROSS THE RIVER.

interesting Meeting of East Pearl Street
 Chautauqua CircIe-Rev. Carl Stack M man Accepts Ca1I to Congregational
 Church In Standardization Out
 for Wedding of Miss Bessie Roberts
 and Dr. Chester White.
 A very interesting and profitable meeting of the East Pearl Street Chau- auqua circle was held Monday even Ing at the home of Miss Etta Avery, of East Pearl street. The topic of study was "The Theory and Practice of the English Government" and questions on his topic were answered by all present, All were given a written test In spell Ing. The next meeting of the circle will be held in two weeks at the home Df MT. and Mrs. George R. Stevenson, Ebf East Pearl street.
 Rev. R. T. MacNicholl, for several 8years pastor of the East Pearl Street *M. D. church, has received a unanimous call to remain for the coming year4- zhis fifty year-as pastor of the First NM. E. church, Brooklyn, N. Y. During |his stay there he has done a great work, which is appreciated by his large parish. Besides his parochial work, IMr. MacNicholl has held a series of Hprof1table outdoor evangelical meetings zduring the past year. The many friends E of Mrs. MacNicholl, who has been an 4invalid several years, will be glad to linear that her health has considerably 7improved and she is now able to be about her home.
 Miss Antoinette Brett is arranging to agive musicale on November 27 at S:15 Ep. m. for the benefit of Grace Episcopal 'church. The other artists who are to assist her are Miss E. Jeannette Futile, a pupil of Professor Wetzel, who has staken a scholarship at the Leland Pow ers school of Boston; Miss Anita Lew lis, vocalist, of the Yale Musical school, land Frederick S. Weld, the Well-known baritone singer of this city. The enter 'tainment promises to prove very en- Bjoyable affair.
 Quite party from Fair Haven att ztended the Royal Arcanum entertain ment given at Music hall last evening. Ninety-f1ve tickets were sold among 1.-the teachers and pupils of the Strong Ldistrict for the Lhevinne piano recital { Sat Woolsey hall Monday afternoon. Rev. E. c. Tullar gave the third in Ithe series of illustrated lectures at the aEast Pearl Street M. B. church last Bevening. The subject was Hill Cities Aof the Himalayas,' and was illustrated Iwith 100 views.
 The Fair Haven schools close on "Wednesday noon of next week until the Following Monday for the Thanksgiving vacation.
 The Ladies Social guild will meet in Zthe parlors of the Grand Avenue Con- |gregational church this afternoon for 4Work.
 Supper will be served in the Ferry Street chapel this evening by the ladies. Rev. Dr. Sheath and A. N. Mcintyre Represented the Grand Avenue Congre- kational church at the ordination of Rev. MT. Rowell at United church Mon- Hay evening. Mrs. Daniel Allen, of James street, is visiting in Willimantic.
 $ Miss Kittie Sullivan has returned to New York after visit with Mrs. Allen, spf James street.
 Rev. Carl Stackman, son-in-law of MT. and Mrs. Melville M. Cover, of 264 lBlatchley avenue, has accepted a call No the Congregational church in Chesh- | Ere and has entered upon his new field | 'bf labor MT. Stackman recently re- turned from Cape Colony, where he was ihe field secretary of the Christian En- yleavor. Mir and Mrs. Stackman labor l ld in this field diligently and with great 1 Acceptance for about two years, and Their leaving was much regretted, but s|'as necessitated owing to the poor business in the mining region, which is he chief support of the country. On | l their return they stopped in Geneva, to attend the worlds con- l Eention of the Christian Endeavor. MT. l Etackmans call from the Cheshire church was a unanimous one, and it is expected that his ministry there will ! prove eminently satisfactory to the ] church and community.
 The ladies of St. Anthonys guild are | making extensive preparations for the l entertainment to be given at Harmonic hall this and tomorrow evenings. For the first evening a minstrel troupe un-