The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-06
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
OF MRE EREDERIKA
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 The regular meeting of Fair Haven lodge, No. 2, Degree off Honor, will be held in A. 0. U. W. halR 1S Grand ave- nue, on Monday evening", January 8. All members are requested Eo be present as installation of officers is to take place. and officers will be Installed by the grand lady of honor, Miss Cassidy. Af- ter meeting refreshments will b eserv- ed.
 Services at the Grand avenue Congre- gational church Sunday include public worship at 10:30 a. m. with preaching by the pastor and followed by the com- munion of the Lords supper. Theme of the sermon, "A Review of Two Years" an anniversary sermon. Sunday school at noon and Ferry street Sunday school at 8 p. m The Y. F. s. c. E. at 6:15 p. m. Evening worship at 7:3O p. m., and theme of the discourse Don't Wor- ry." Tuesday evening, prayer and con- ference meeting. Topic, Our Purpose; What I Purpose to do in 19O6' A pur- pose meeting.
 The pastor, Rev. Charles G, Smith, will preach morning and evening at the Grand avenue Baptist church The sub- ject of the sermon at 10:30 a. m is "The Believers Glory to be followed by the communion service. At 7:3O p. m., sub ject of sermon, "The Power of Influ- ence."
 The alumni association of Strong school held a whist in Polar Star hall last evening, There were thirty tables, and the affair was very successful, From 10 o'clock until midnight there was dance, about 150 people attend | ing. The benefit was very successful, and about $25 was added to the treas ury of the association. The association has tinted the walls of the corridors of the Strong school building, as previous ly stated and it is intended to further l improve the rooms, when the funds are sufficient. About the first to be done | in this line will be the improvement of the office of the principal of the Strong district.
 The funeral of Mrs. F'rederika Schau- | fele was largely attended at the home
 of her daughter, Mrs Joseph Whipper, 51 Houston street, yesterday afternoon. The residence was crowded with rela | tives and friends. Rev Dr. Sheath off, ciated and spoke highly of the depart ed, who had lived to so great an age | The bearers were Richard Zastro, George Bohn, Ramie Cuny, and Ernest | Klenke. The interment was in Ever green cemetery, where Dr. Sheath off, | ciated at the committal service. There were many beautiful floral tributes, in | cludtng the following: A wreath from
 Mrs, william Maucher; wreath from l the grandchildren of the Zastro family; | wreath, Mrs. McKerness; wreath Mrs. William Nagle; bunch of roses H. C.. l Gillette of the National Wire corpora 1 ton; bunch of carnations, Mir and Mrs.
 John Norman; large tpillow from the | daughter of the deceased, Mrs Whip
 per; flat boquet, from neighbors of the | family The family wish to express l their sincere thanks for the kindness
 of their many friends during their be- l reavement. Stahl & Son were the fun
 eral directors.
 Fort Hale lodge NE. o. F., held a | very successful installation at tbeir hall 1 last evening. Several of the grand offi- cers were present; there were speeches
 and there was large attendance. A little son of Patrick Halpin of Pop lar street is i'll with diphtheria.
 Near Grand avenue drawbridge on l Thursday large hawk was seen bear
 ing away pigeon upon, which he in- 1 tended to make a meal. The pigeon was
 a carrier belonging to William King.
 George Towner of Exchange street l entertained the members of the Ep-
 worth league Thursday evening. Thursdays rain ruined the skating in this vicinity.
 John Goodman is having an eighteen | foot power boat built.
 About fifty young people met in the chapel of the Grand avenue Baptist
 church Thursday evening and organiz- ed the Outlook club. The pastor, Rev.
 c. c. Smith, presided, and gave an out l line of the enterprise. This was follow- ed by a programme of exercises, in- | eluding the following: Piano solo, Miss Beatrice Platt; reading, "The Child and
 the Star" Dickens, Miss Ruth Smith; vocal solo, Loves Anthem Miss
 Leah Phillips; paper on Robert and
 Clara Schumann, followed by piano se- leotions from Robert Schumann's For
 est Scenes, Hunting Song" and
 "Farewell, Miss Ruth Wilson; original remarks and quotations on "Friend.
 ship" by each member. Then the club
 was organized by electing the follow ing officers: President, Rev. c. G.
 smi.h; vice presidents, Morris Hatfield, Ernest Zuber, Mrs. Sarah Jacques; sec
 retary and treasurer, Miss Ruth Will l son: assistant secretary Miss Edna I Hatfield. The club will meet every two