The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-25
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
 ACROSS THE RIVER.

Superintendent Beede's Address to the
 Strong SchoOI--Miss Chapman's Kin
 dergarten-Wedding Anniversary of
 Mir. and Mrs. Adams--Other Personal
 JOttings.
 Rev. Charles G. Smith, pastor of the Grand avenue Baptist church, has just issued a four-page printed leafet en- titled "The Searchlight," which gives an account of the church services and happenings of the different organiza- tions for July. In speaking of the Au- gust union services of his church and the Grand avenue Congregational, the Searchlight, adds. We shall gain much by these united services. Dr.. Sheath and his people are pure gold through and through" Other items of interest are The Outlook club hope to have an excursion July 19. The pro ceeds from the Outlook concert were $15. The mite boxes for the month Of May contained $2490. The Christian Endeavor society will adjourn it's ses- sions in July. The church services will begin at p. m. Sunday evenings in July and last an hour. The pastor will preach a series of sermons on the book of Esther, entitled, "Etchings from Tsther,'' as follows: July 1, Vashti, a Noble Woman; July 8, Haman; or Di- vine Retribution; July 15, Esther, or Self-Sacriflce: July 22 Mordecai, Just Man. The annual Sunday school picnic will be held at Double Beach Wednes- day, and trolley cars leave from in front of the church at g a. m.
 Superintendent Beede's address to the Strong graduates Friday contained the statement that the cost of the eduea- tion of this class of 100 in the gram mar school and for fifty in the high school course, would amount to $30,0O0 and yet, he considered it money excel lently invested. Even for the man who has not children to educate, this in- vestment made it better community to live in, made property more secure and added to it's value.
 Miss Carrie M. Chapman's kindergar- ten school will close for the term to- morrow. She has had a school of about thirty and excellent progress has been made. Miss Chapman suspended the regular afternoon session of her kinder garten one day the past week and gave the children an outing at SavinRock. with a supper on the shore and the af- fair was greatly enjoyed by all
 Morris Hemingways little oyster schooner Dan Sooy, which has been employed around Chesapeake bay for the past five years, arrived here satur- day. The boat has been rebuilt and is now in good condition, and will be used in his oyster business in this vi- cinity.
 Fred L. Willis of Exchange street had his right hand caught in the fly wheel of power boat Thursday, spraining the wrist and splintering the bone.
 Miss Leah Phillips of Ferry street is substituting as soprano in the quar- tette of the Baptist church during the vacation of Mrs. Alfred Barnes of Graf ton street.
 Attorney Anderson of New York vis- ited John w. Hill and family of Vol colt street over Sunday,
 Angelo and Louis DeMatty have been making some Improvements to the store belonging to their father, A. De- Matty, at Grand avenue and East Pearl street. The store occupied by Harry l.. Lavitas has been enlarged and the front has been brought out even with the DeMatty boot and shoe store
 The DeMatty Brothers will erect in their fireworks building in East Pearl street, near Grand avenue this week. They usually sell $500 worth of fire works for July 4.
 Rev Charles G. Smith of the Grand avenue Baptist church will supply the pulpit of Calvary Baptist church the first Sunday in August, and then will leave for his former home in Canada, where he will spend his vacation. His mother, Mrs. Emma Smith, and two sisters reside there.
 Dr. and Mrs. M, J. Adams, formerly of Fair Haven, will celebrate their fif- teenth marriage anniversary at their home In Chapel street, this evening. It